 Its sleek body comes in two colours, Glazed Green and Glazed Black, they both look stunning, but my only issue with glossy smartphones is that they can get scratched and scuffed much more quickly than ones with a matte finish. The Reno 8 Pro feels great when holding but can be a little slippery when holding and slides off surfaces if not angled properly and sadly Oppo hasn't included a case. The Reno 8 Pro has a massive 6.7', AMOLED screen which is great for streaming movies and playing games. It has extra thin bezel edges that boast a large 93.4% screen-to-body ratio which is great for playing games. With a 394 PPI display that supports HDR10+, images are bright and colourful, this may be lower than most flagship smartphones, but it's great for its pricing. The display's peak brightness is rated at 900 nits which is good for everyday use but still pales in comparison to other smartphones of the same tier. The screen comes with a 120 Hz refresh rate, this makes){kind=link}
The Oppo Reno 8 Pro seems to have it all, with it’s sleek design, excellent performance and fast charging
Oppo has released a string of successful products over the past few years which has allowed them to go toe to toe with household industry names.
Early this year Oppo launched their flagship smartphone the Find X5 Pro which showcased what the Chinese tech giants are capable of.
With Oppo already proving they can compete with other flagship products, they have set their eyes on the rest of the market with the release of the Reno 8 Pro.
As one of the latest generations of Oppo’s Reno range, the 8 Pro looks to grant flagship performance at a much lower price.