#oppo r17 pro phone

Earlier this month, OPPO launched its newest smartphone in the Philippines, the OPPO R17 Pro. If you’re someone with a phone from within the last three years and can easily live without the new and improved software and AI features, there isn’t much of a real reason to upgrade. When I switched to the new iPhone 17 Pro Max, it also meant that I had to try the Apple wearables, like the AirPod Pro 3 and the Apple Watch 11. Apple’s AirPods Pro 3 refine the formula of Apple’s premium in-ear buds while quietly doubling down on one thing: they really only make full sense if you are already in the iPhone ecosystem. The case itself looks similar, but now carries a built-in speaker and improved water resistance, which becomes important once you start using the new Precision Finding features with your iPhone. What really ties AirPods Pro 3 to the iPhone is the software layer. Adaptive EQ constantly retunes low to high frequencies in real time based on the actual fit in your ears, and it does this using processing on the H2 chip plus data from your iPhone. You use the TrueDepth camera on your iPhone to scan your head and ears, and the phone then creates a custom spatial profile that makes Dolby Atmos tracks and supported content sound more natural and less like a gimmick. Read more in our articles including "Watch: OPPO R17 Pro Unboxing, Quick Hands-On" and "Samsung Galaxy S26 , S26+ Hands On".