OPPO Reno11 F 5G it’s a midrange terminal made mostly of polycarbonate. OPPO says its adopted layout is titled “Natural Aesthetic Design“. In the case of this terminal, we are talking about 3 special colors: Palm Green (the variant we also have in the test), Ocean Blue and Coral Purple. Each of these shades forms an interesting gradient, different each time depending on how the light falls.
In yellow light, indoors, this green actually looks black, and in natural light it turns into a gorgeous, emerald, shimmering green. We are dealing with a terminal that weighs only 177 grams, measures 161.1 x 74.7 x 7.5 mm and benefits from IP65 certification for water and dust resistance. It feels quite light in the hand, maybe too light, but you get used to it if you use it daily.
We get flat edges and a flattened photo module at the back, involving 3 photo sensors. OPPO says this terminal is extremely durable. The display would have protection Panda Glass. It would withstand shocks, accidental drops, extreme temperatures between -20 and 65 degrees Celsius. Also, it can be used in heavy rain for an hour without any problems.
We don’t have a headphone jack, just a USB-C port at the bottom for charging, where we also find a speaker. The terminal has a 6.7-inch diagonal AMOLED display in front and ultra-narrow edges around it. The selfie camera is integrated into the dot cutout and does not spoil the video experience.
It is worth mentioning that we do not receive a charger in the package, but at the beginning OPPO offers a 67W power supply if we register the phone invoice on the website.
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