Oppo Reno4 Pro 5G: Unboxing and First Look! By #GNTECH
This is probably the unique media packaging we've seen for a smartphone in a while, and it's no surprise that it's from apple, we usually get the unboxing experience spot on. It's quite a refreshing touch, and the big box, of course, has a graphic of the Oppo Renault 4 pro 5g, which we're taking a look at in this video. It opens up to reveal the smartphone's box, as well as the Oppo encode w51, true wireless earbuds, getting back to the Reno 4 pro 5g. Our variant comes with 12 gigabytes of ram and 256 gigabytes of storage. Of course, it sports 5g and also comes with the full android experience that everyone comes to expect, and this phone's in the galactic blue color finish something which we're excited to see in person. Let's just take off the plastic packaging, and you'll see that the unboxing experience has both a slide and a box lift involved before we get to the small box inside I'm going to skip that small box and go straight to the phone highlighting its specifications, including the 65 watt, charging speed for the 4 000 William hour battery Qualcomm, snapdragon, 765 g processor and the 90 hertz curved display.
You find the other accessories here too, including the standard 65 watt super took, 2.0 charging brick with an USB type, an input, a pair of type c, USB headphones and the type a to type c. Lightning, cable. The box we skipped earlier has what you'd expect the phone's paperwork, sim removal tool and a fairly standard CPU silicon case for protection. Okay back to the phone. Let's take a look at that color! It's this gradient blue color finish, which is an instant wind for me and it sort of changes color slightly with different lighting situations, the left side of the phone houses, the volume rockers, whereas the right has the power button.
With that traditional Oppo green indent, which I think the power button is just placed a tad bit higher than what my thumb can reach in its comfortable holding position. Then you get the top with just the secondary microphone, whereas the bottom has the type c charging port, the speaker, the primary microphone and the housing for your dual sims. There's no micro, SD expansion. Here, there's a subtle but nice texture to the phone's back, which is also protected by gorilla glass, 6 and overall. It feels noticeably lighter at 172 grams and just nice to hold in the hand, which is a good thing.
The back is also where you find the triple camera setup, which is made of a 48 megapixel Sony, mix, 586 primary lenses, a 13 megapixel telephoto lens with 2x optical zoom, as well as a 12 megapixel ultrawide lens, which is also the dedicated video lens for the phone capable of 4k 30fps video footage, the setup protrudes outwards, so maybe using a case for long-term durability might be a good idea here, starting up the phone, you find the traditional Oppo setup experience, and you'll quickly figure out that it's color OS 7 7.2 to be specific on top of android 10. , and as far as that display is concerned, it's a 6.5 inch 1080 by 2400 panel, again gorilla glass, 6 protected, but being AMOLED. You get the benefit of vibrant colors, HDR, 10 plus, as well as a higher 90 hertz refresh rate, as I mentioned before so far, the phone's haptics have felt decent, and I've just about set up the fingerprint scanner, which is an optical one. In this case, the curvature of the display also stands out in a good way, giving the Reno 4 pro 5g a bit of character and, of course, the whole punch, 32 megapixel front facing camera. Is there too for all your selfies, but that's about it for the Reno 4 pro 5g, a quick unboxing and first look in this video stay tuned for its full review in the next few days and make sure to like and subscribe.
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