share 0 0 0 0 0 0 There was a time when mid-range smartphones wouldn’t warrant a second look from demanding users because without the bells and whistles of their flagship counterparts, the diluted capabilities made such devices a tougher sell. But technological leaps have cast those concerns aside as smartphones have grown more capable than ever before – and better yet, are even packing a decent punch without bleeding the wallet. In the case of OPPO, photography has always been its crown jewel and be it casual shots to close-up images, the company’s camera prowess continues to shine.
Those highly sought-after capabilities have now found a home in its mid-range Reno series, and the latest Reno 12 Pro is a showcase of prowess without the higher price tag. It inherits the same combination of performance and value of its flagship counterparts, except there’s now an AI boost in the mix, presenting an upgrade for users who have been stuck with phones that snap photographs like a potato. At 161.
7mm x 74mm and weighing in at a light 185g, the OPPO Reno 12 Pro is easy on the hands and in the pocket, coming in slightly heavier than its predecessor, the OPPO Reno 11 Pro, which was 181g. The sleek Fluid Ripple texture looks and feels good in the palm, bringing an extra flair with a 3D-like ripple effect that changes depending on the viewing angle. The smartphone features a quad-curved glass design over a flat display, creating a bezel-less appearance.
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