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Oppo is dropping its new surprise this
month of February. I was thinking maybe
it’s their Valentine’s gift for its
users, especially for singles like me.
[laughter] Kidding aside, it’s the Reno
15 series 5G. In this series, they are
having the Pro, a base, and an F model.
And in this video, we’ll be talking
about our experience with the Oppo Reno
15 F5 5G. I’m your host, Earl, and let’s
dive right into it.
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>> Let’s start with the design. At first
glance, the entire Reno 15 series all
look alike. I mean, at least viewed from
afar, you can’t really tell [music] the
difference. They all resemble each
other, which I think is nice. Why? They
all look so premium and their [music]
appearances speaks for themselves. Their
looks are so clean and simple. The
camera island design I’m not a big fan
of, but I love how Oppo is giving this
one a moment in [music] terms of its
overall look. Our unit comes in twilight
blue and it’s also available in Aurora
blue and afterglow pink colorways.
[music] The side frames feel very sturdy
and it comes in a matte finish which I
do like. As for its back panel, it’s in
a matte finish too. And [music] although
it may be made out of a glass-like
material, it still looks and feels
durable. Speaking of durability, the
Reno 15 F5G has an IP rating of IP66,68
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and 69, which provide protection against
dust and water submersion. so clumsy
people like me won’t have to worry about
being prone to accidental spills and
dips. Aside from having a strong IP
rating, the phone also features the
so-called splash touch technology, which
makes sure that it’s still reliable and
responsive even when the screen gets
wet. The phone may have this durable and
strong look, but it’s relatively slim,
[music] light, and fits perfectly in my
hand. It weighs 195 g, which is not a
problem to carry [music] it around.
However, I’m just worried about how
scratch this one is, especially with its
rear. Thankfully, the unit comes with a
transparent jelly case, [music] which
adds a layer of protection. It also help
us to avoid everyday wear and tear as
well. Its front display is made out of
Corning Gorilla Glass, offering some
level of scratch resistance. So, that’s
another plus point for its durability.
For buttons and ports, they are all in
their usual placement. The left side is
kept clean, while the other side has a
volume and power button. Up top, you can
see its microphone and the other stereo
speaker at the small slit, while the
bottom part has the [music] other
speaker grill, type-C port, and the SIM
tray slot. Design-wise, I must say this
one seriously got me liking the unit.
Moving on, if I were to yap on its
display and my multimedia experience,
there’s nothing much to say, but mostly
compliments. The Oppo Reno 15F features
a 6.57 in AMOLED [music]
display with support for a smooth 120 Hz
refresh rate. Fluidity is one of the
things I would like to highlight on this
one. Scrolling, gliding, and swiping
feels great, especially if you’re the
type of [music] person who reads
articles and nobles on your phone. It
has an adequate screen size and I like
how thin the vessels are. Plus, it’s all
uniform. Surfing the net and social
media apps made it easier for me,
especially when looking for my fashion
info this [music] Paris fashion week.
Watching reals and YouTube videos are
also a nice experience. The vibrancy and
colors are all well balanced, deeplex
[music] were on point, and the details
are crisp. I’ve been enjoying binge
watching some series, and it’s really
great. You never have to worry about its
visibility as it peaks at 1400 nits of
luminance. Moreover, the listening
experience is another highlight here.
[music] As I said earlier, visuals are
great and I have nothing negative to say
about it. And thanks [music] to its dual
serial speakers, it made the experience
more immersive and has a nice sound
stage. With its 300% volume, the phone
can get loud and still clear, although
it does lack some [music] bass. It’s not
that bad, and its loudness and more
detailed sound are good compromises. By
the [music] way, the earpiece doubles as
the second loudspeaker above the selfie
camera. For biometric [music] security,
it handles both fingerprint and facial
recognition, both of which register
quickly. Facial recognition works
nicely. No delays and lags when
unlocking the phone even in a dark
setting. It’s the same case for the
underd display fingerprint sensor which
we recommend to use over face unlock.
Overall, the display and multimedia
experience are really good and I had a
great time with Arrio 15F. Now, let’s
move over to camera specs. [music] As I
said earlier, its camera module design
is not my cup of tea. Yet, on paper, it
still performs really well. Actually,
the design is identical to the Pro
version, adding a more premium look than
the base model. [music] The Oppo Reno 15
F5 5G carries the same lenses from its
predecessor which are the 50 megapixel
main shooter, 8 megapixel ultra wide and
a 2 megapixel macro lens. What huge
upgrade they did on this new model
[music] is that they now have the selfie
lens in 50 megapixel whereas the
predecessor had a 32 megapixel lens. As
for camera performance, dang, [music]
this one is on fire. From its ultra wide
lens to the main sensor, expect great
[music] photographs from the Reno 15.
The images have a good balance of colors
and details, producing crisp, sharp, and
vivid output from shooting at 0.6
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to two times zoom. It’s reliable in
capturing fleeting moments in IG-orthy
shots. You can actually shoot up to 10
time zoom, but the clarity won’t be as
sharp as expected. Macrophotography is
great as well. It captures the subject
nicely, and image processing is quick.
For the most part, I didn’t really tweak
any camera setting while [music] taking
images since the Reno 15F does a good
job at automatically making balance
adjustment. Night photography is
surprisingly reliable as well. [music]
However, in portrait mode, the phone
tends to struggle focusing on the
subject and turning on the LED flash is
unfortunately unavailable. Weirdly
enough, [music] using the standard photo
mode, even when the night mode and LED
flash are turned off, images come out
decently. Then again, there’s this AI
flash photography inside the photos app,
which adds an artificial lighting to
help achieve that studio level portrait
quality. For selfies, this one is
exceptional in this regard. With its
newest 50 megapixel lens, the selfies I
took were [music] all excellent. You can
actually shoot at 0.6 to two time zoom
at the front. So, taking group photos is
relatively [music] easier without having
to use the rear lenses. And even at low
light scenarios, no need to turn on
night mode and flash as it can process
images nicely in such low lighting
condition. For video recording, both the
rear and front camera are capable of
shooting up to 4K at 30 frames [music]
per second. And take note, you can shoot
at this resolution while flipping lenses
from the rear or front or vice versa. It
suits those who love making content
[music] and doing daily vlogs. By
default, the footage is decently stable
thanks to OI support. And if you turn on
ultra steady mode, it will be even more
stabilized, but the resolution will be
limited to 1080p at 30 frames per
second. There are tons of AI tools that
you can use in the photos app that are
native in the system. All the image and
video outputs are leaning towards warmer
tones, and consistency in color tones
are also good at this part, even when
switching lenses.
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Wow. Wow.
Wow.
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>> peeps. Early Fig Tech. Right now, we’re
using the Oppo Reno F5G and we’re
utilizing the front-facing camera. It’s
shooting at 4K 30 frames per second. So,
here’s the sample video clip. Powering
the Reno 15F is the Qualcomm Snapdragon
6 Gen1 paired with 8 gig of RAM and 256
gig of storage. I know the chipset is a
carryover from its predecessor, but the
performance is still commendable.
Overall, productivity is good and super
smooth on the Reno 15F, and jumping from
different Windows and apps is no hassle.
Even when playing games while doing
personal tasks, I’ve never experienced
[music] any delays on the unit, at least
in our experience. And what impresses me
more during [music] my testing and
gameplay on Genchin Impact, even when
the graphics settings are set in high,
the phone didn’t statter and the frame
rates were consistent. It has its game
booster [music] which makes the
experience more enjoyable. So lighter
games like Mobile Legends is just a
breeze when playing on the Reno 15F. The
benchmark results on this one got good
numbers too. In Antutu version 10, it
scored around 600K which is [music]
decent already and is capable to run
multiple tasks in Windows smoothly. If
you’re wondering about all the benchmark
results, we’ll flash it on your screen
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>> Software-wise, the phone ships with
Color OS 16 based on Android 16, which
provides its users [music] with an
efficient and optimized Android
experience that matches the devices
performance standard. Users [music] can
change the system interface through
various customization features, which
combined with the systems smooth
animation and polish transition effects.
The phone enables users to perform
[music] the daily tasks through its
multitasking capabilities which include
AI assistance and tools to work
effectively on its big display. The
device comes with bloatware here and
there, but users can remove most of them
and redesign its entire appearance.
Color OS 16 on the Reno 15 F5G provides
a stable operating system [music] which
contains multiple essential functions
that remain lightweight for user needs.
It’s reliable, works smoothly, and can
drive daily with your needs.
Batterywise, we see a relatively nice
upgrade here. From 6,000 mAh battery
capacity on the Reno 15F, now it has a
huge 7,000 m hour unit paired with 80 Ws
of wired charging. Interestingly, in our
PC Mark battery test, it pump out a
result of 13 hours [music] and 58
minutes, which is quite underwhelming
for such a large battery capacity. To be
honest with you, I’ve had the unit with
me for a week and it took me about 2
days to fully drain the Reno 15F [music]
5G. So, we had it tested as well with
our standard video loop test and it got
a [music] result of 25 hours and 10
minutes, which is at least close to my
real world view. Charging the unit fills
the battery quickly and it almost fully
charged within an hour. Additionally,
the Reno 15F supports bypass charging,
so when you’re in the zone playing
games, you won’t have to worry about
using it while charging. Connectivity
wise, the Reno 15F covers all the
essentials, including 5G, LTE, Wi-Fi 5,
and NFC. It also has this AI link Boost
3.0, O which OPPO claims to ensure the
consistent network connectivity even in
areas where signal reception is weak.
Before wrapping things up, let’s talk
about the price. The Oppo Reno 15 F5G
has a starting price of 23,999
pesos for the 8 gig plus [music] 128 gig
variant. If you want to get a higher
storage option is also available in 256
[music] gig version for 25,999
pesos and 28,999
pesos for the 12 gig plus 256 gig model.
Here’s our conclusion. The Oppo Reno 15
F5G serves an excellent mid-range
smartphone because of its complete range
of essential features. The product
delivers essential function through its
stylish yet strong construction, its
[music] efficient AMOLED screen, and its
ability to perform well, while its
cameras produce images that users can
share on social media. The battery life
demonstrates exceptional performance
during actual usage, while the fast
charging feature enables rapid device
[music] fill up. The Reno 15 F5 5G
improves user experience through several
essential areas. Even though it may not
bring any major upgrades [music] beyond
its predecessor if you’re looking for a
stylish, reliable daily driver under
30,000 [music] pesos and got the
previous 13F or older Reno F models,
this one deserves a spot on your list.
But for those who have the Reno 14F,
this one is just an easy [music] skip
for you. Now, if you find this video
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reviews. This is Earl and the Reno 15
F5G and I’ll see you guys in the next
one. Bye.
⚠️ This transcription is auto-generated from YouTube captions. Some text may not be 100% accurate.
OPPO just dropped what feels like an early Valentine’s gift for the tech-savvy, and we got our hands on it first. Is the new Reno15 F 5G the surprise mid-range champion we’ve been waiting for, or just another pretty face in the crowded smartphone market? We spent serious time with this sleek device to find out what makes it tick, and more importantly, if it’s worth your hard-earned peso. In our latest video review, we go beyond the specs sheet to test its real-world performance, from its eye-catching design that might just survive a clumsy moment, to the camera system that promises to capture your daily adventures. We explore the features that matter most for Filipino users, like battery life that can last through a full day of work and social media scrolling, and performance that won’t leave you hanging during mobile gaming sessions. Watch as we put the OPPO Reno15 F 5G through its paces to see if it truly delivers that premium feel without the flagship price tag.
What You’ll See in This Video
- Sleek, premium design with a durable IP66/68/69 rating perfect for accident-prone users.
- Features Splash Touch technology for reliable screen use even when wet.
- Powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7050 chipset for smooth daily performance.
- Boasts a 50MP main camera system for capturing clear, vibrant photos.
- Includes a large 5,000mAh battery with 67W SUPERVOOC fast charging.
Curious to see how this phone handles a typical Pinoy day, from sunrise to late-night scrolling? Don’t just take our word for it—watch our full, in-depth video review to see the Reno15 F 5G in action and get all the details you need!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the OPPO Reno15 F 5G available in the Philippines?
Yes, it is. OPPO has launched the Reno15 series in the Philippine market.
What is the price of the OPPO Reno15 F 5G?
Official Philippine pricing is expected to be announced soon. Watch our video for updates and our value assessment.
Is the phone good for gaming?
With its MediaTek Dimensity 7050 chipset, it handles popular mobile games well for a mid-range device. We test this in our video review.
How good is the camera for low-light or night photography?
The 50MP main sensor shows promise. We put the night mode and overall camera performance to the test in various lighting conditions in the video.
Frequently Asked Questions
What color options are available for the Oppo Reno15 F 5G?
The Oppo Reno15 F 5G comes in twilight blue, Aurora blue, and afterglow pink colorways.
What is the design like for the Oppo Reno15 F 5G?
The design is clean and simple with a premium look. The camera island design was not a big fan, but Oppo gave it a moment.
How does the back panel of the Oppo Reno15 F 5G feel?
The back panel has a matte finish and is made of a glass-like material that looks and feels durable.
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