OPPO last night unveiled its new trio comprising of the Neo 5, Joy Plus, and the octa-core R1x. Neo 5 The OPPO Neo 5 sports an FWVGA IPS display with a pixel resolution of 854 x 480. Bezels on this thing are a bit thick, and with its 480p display we doubt if people who love watching movies on their phones would enjoy doing so on the Neo 5. If you're looking for an elegant-looking device that wouldn't break the bank, you may want to add the Neo 5 on your list. Just like the Neo 5, the Joy Plus sports a lackluster 480p display which should be enough if you're not too keen on the details of your images and graphics. Physical button placements are almost identical with the Neo 5 -- a volume rocker on the right side, Power/lock screen on the left, audio jack up top, and microUSB port down under. If the Neo 5 used a sort of thick strip of metal to surround the device, the Joy Plus went for a thinner accent around it. The back cover is plastic which doesn't feel as special as the Neo 5 both in looks and even to the touch. Read more in our articles including "OPPO Neo 5 and Joy Plus first impressions" and "OPPO Neo 5 officially launches in PH".
OPPO last night unveiled its new trio comprising of the Neo 5, Joy Plus, and the octa-core R1x. Neo 5 The OPPO Neo 5 sports an FWVGA IPS display with a pixel resolution of 854 x 480.
Bezels on this thing are a bit thick, and with its 480p display we doubt if people who love watching movies on their phones would enjoy doing so on the Neo 5. If you're looking for an elegant-looking device that wouldn't break the bank, you may want to add the Neo 5 on your list. Just like the Neo 5, the Joy Plus sports a lackluster 480p display which should be enough if you're not too keen on the details of your images and graphics.
Our coverage of neo 5 includes: "OPPO Neo 5 and Joy Plus first impressions"; "OPPO Neo 5 officially launches in PH"; "Oppo Neo 5 gets teased with specs and local price". Each article provides unique insights and information.