If you are struggling with financials and savings right now, thanks to the rising living costs and inflation, you are not alone. And if you are in the lookout to replace your current phone but do not have the money or do not want to go for the higher-end phones that cost over A$1000, OPPO […]
OPPO’s first tablet, OPPO PadAir, is now on sale in Australia for A$379 RRP which is quite an affordable tablet. It has a 10.36″ 2K display powered by the Snapdragon 680 8-core processor, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB/128GB internal storage. Weighing about 440 grams with a slim body (6.94mm thickness), it looks like OPPO’s tablet
The Reno8 Lite 5G (check my full review out) is a formidable phone at an affordable price but if you are craving for something more from the Reno8 family, there is a better news. OPPO has just announced the availability of Reno8 Pro 5G and Reno8 5G here in local Australian retailers. According to Michael
OPPO Reno8 Lite 5G Review – OPPO fans who are looking for something good to be use as a daily driver without paying too much should look no further than the OPPO Reno8 Lite 5G. It also costs less than the higher-end OPPO Find X family and for most mobile users, this is a more-than-enough
OPPO A96 Review – OPPO’s $399 phone is here and this latest model on the A-series comes with a whoppingly-large 5,000mAh battery, 33W SUPERVOOC flash charging, 90Hz refresh rate display, and a 50MP rear camera setup. It sure packs a punch at that price but we’ll have a look closer about how it performs and
The newest Find X5 series is the first to feature OPPO’s self-designed MariSilicon X Imaging NPU which tackles the greatest challenge in a smartphone: night-time recording. Thanks to the cutting-edge 6nm architecture, real-time RAW processing, and up to 20x faster 4K AI performance, the latest and greatest in the X5 series will be the one
OPPO Find X3 Neo Review – OPPO Find X3 Neo is a sleek and premium looking phone. OPPO’s Neo series usually stands in between the lower-spec Lite and the higher-end Pro but in most cases, you’ll still get a formidable phone while paying A$500 less. It’s hard to set the Find X3 Neo as a
OPPO A74 5G Review – If you are ready to jump into the 5G bandwagon but do not want to spend a thousand dollar or more for a 5G phone, make sure to check the new OPPO A74 5G, powered by A Qualcomm 5G SoC, out. It has a huge 5,000mAh battery to complement the 5G’s
OPPO launched three new TWS (True Wireless Earphones) earlier this year with a price range ranging from A$149 to A$349 – definitely giving consumers more options when picking their audio devices. Don’t really care much about audio quality and prefer an affordable one? You’ve got it. Or perhaps you want the greatest and latest a
OPPO has just added three new TWS earphones to their Enco product line (check out my review on their Enco W51): OPPO Enco Air, OPPO Enco Free2, and OPPO Enco X with a price range from A$149 to A$349. Compared to big, bulky headphones, TWS earphones are lighter and easier to carry and use. Though
OPPO Find X3 Series has just been announced by OPPO, including the high-end OPPO Find X3 Pro 5G. It has a premium, futuristic design with display that captures and displays in 1 billion colours. Powered by Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 888 5G Mobile Platform, the phone seems to be screaming for performance and power.
OPPO A53s Review – First of all, let me start by saying that for the last few years, I have been using OPPO entry level phones. One of the strongest features of OPPO phones that I really love is the durability of the battery. With other smartphones, most of the time, I would find myself
