Oppo's newly launched Reno15 Pro global variant lands in our lab featuring a premium compact design, 200MP camera system, and flagship-grade display despite its smaller footprint.
Oppo's latest Reno15 Pro global variant has arrived in our testing lab, marking the international debut of this intriguing compact flagship. The device corresponds to the Reno15 Pro Mini recently launched in India, featuring a refined 6.32-inch form factor designed for premium performance in a manageable size.
The Reno15 Pro immediately stands out with its sophisticated Dusk Brown finish, showcasing a predominantly matte surface that transitions to a glossy camera island. The design language evokes automotive elegance - think Audi's premium aesthetics without compromising on practicality. Despite its compact dimensions, the phone carries substantial heft thanks to its generous 6,200mAh battery, promising extended usage between charges.
Display specifications defy the phone's smaller stature: A 6.32-inch AMOLED panel delivers 1.07 billion colors, 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, HDR10+ support, and remarkable peak brightness approaching 2,000 nits. These specs position it competitively against larger flagship devices, particularly for media consumption in bright environments.
The camera system appears equally ambitious. A 200MP primary sensor anchors the rear array, joined by autofocus-enabled ultrawide and telephoto modules. Notably, the front-facing camera continues Reno's tradition of wider selfies with an expanded 18mm lens - a meaningful upgrade from previous generations. While comprehensive testing is pending, the hardware foundation suggests strong photographic potential.
Oppo includes substantial accessories in the retail package: Alongside the device, buyers receive a transparent protective case, USB-A to USB-C cable, and an 80W SuperVOOC charger capable of rapidly replenishing the sizable battery. This contrasts with recent industry trends toward omitting chargers.
The Reno15 Pro enters a niche market segment where compact flagships often struggle commercially despite enthusiast demand. Its combination of premium materials, flagship-grade display technology, substantial battery capacity, and imaging ambition makes it a noteworthy contender. We'll rigorously test real-world performance, camera capabilities, and software experience in our full review to determine if Oppo's compact proposition delivers on its promising specifications.
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