Oppo Reno3 Pro

“The Oppo Reno3 Pro is also a good offer in the 4G variant, especially as it offers more memory than the 5G variant, but is in similar price ranges. With a 90 Hz display, a chic case, a slim waist and yet reasonable battery life and good cameras, you can definitely recommend this mid-range device. Those who value high-end features like extreme performance, WiFi 6, 4K videos with 60 Hz or an eSIM will have to look around in higher price ranges, but those who are also satisfied with mid-range features can save a few hundred euros and still get a powerful device.”

“The Oppo Reno3 Pro has all bases covered as great phones should. It's got a class-leading vibrant and bright OLED, a generous 4,025 mAh battery, which provides great battery life, the 3.5mm audio jack is still here, and the overall camera experience is impressive even on the pre-production software. This cameras on the Reno3 Pro punch above its class. Perhaps the choice for chipset is the phone's only weak spot.”

“Oppo’s Color OS 7 final breaks away from the older versions of the software, changing it to something international owners will find more familiar. It’s an important shift, as Oppo continues to take advantage of its ability to run Google apps and services, while competitor Huawei cannot. The Reno 3 Pro is much closer to a proper competitor than previous Oppo phones. However, the cheap-feeling body and inconsistent camera performance lets it down, and it can’t quite be saved by the long-lasting, fast-charging battery.”

“The Oppo Reno 3 Pro has stylish looks, a comfy form factor and competent cameras in an otherwise uninspired package. Performance is fair to middling and battery life is just okay. Factor in better priced rival smartphones, and the Reno 3 Pro becomes a hard phone to recommend.”