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Oppo Reno 5G		6.6 inches 1080 x 2340px	Display 6.6 inches 1080 x 2340 Rear camera 48MP + 8MP + 13MP Battery size 4,065 mAh	48MP + 8MP + 13MP	4,065 mAh		Compare plans View details	Compare plans View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo R17 Pro		6.4 inches 1080 x 2340px	Display 6.4 inches 1080 x 2340 Rear camera 20MP + 12MP Battery size 3,700 mAh	20MP + 12MP	3,700 mAh		Buy at Amazon Compare plans View details	Buy at Amazon Compare plans View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo R17		6.4 inches 720 x 1520px	Display 6.4 inches 720 x 1520 Rear camera 16MP + 5MP Battery size 3,500 mAh	16MP + 5MP	3,500 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at Amazon Compare plans View details	Buy at Amazon Compare plans View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo A57		5.2 inches 720 x 1280px	Display 5.2 inches 720 x 1280 Rear camera 13MP Battery size 2,900 mAh	13MP	2,900 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at Amazon View details	Buy at Amazon View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo R15		6.28 inches 1080 x 2280px	Display 6.28 inches 1080 x 2280 Rear camera 16MP + 5MP Battery size 3,450 mAh	16MP + 5MP	3,450 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at Amazon View details	Buy at Amazon View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo A73		6 inches 1080 x 2160px	Display 6 inches 1080 x 2160 Rear camera 13MP Battery size 3,200 mAh	13MP	3,200 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at Amazon Compare plans View details	Buy at Amazon Compare plans View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo AX5		6.2 inches 720 x 1520px	Display 6.2 inches 720 x 1520 Rear camera 13MP + 2MP Battery size 4,230 mAh	13MP + 2MP	4,230 mAh	Not yet rated	View details	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo R11s		6 inches 1080 x 2160px	Display 6 inches 1080 x 2160 Rear camera 16MP + 20MP Battery size 3,205 mAh	16MP + 20MP	3,205 mAh		Buy at Catch View details	Buy at Catch View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo A77		5.5 inches 1080 x 1920px	Display 5.5 inches 1080 x 1920 Rear camera 13MP Battery size 3,200 mAh	13MP	3,200 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo R15 Pro		6.28 inches 1080 x 2280px	Display 6.28 inches 1080 x 2280 Rear camera 16MP + 20MP Battery size 3,430 mAh	16MP + 20MP	3,430 mAh		Buy at eBay Compare plans View details	Buy at eBay Compare plans View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo A3s		6.2 inches 720 x 1520px	Display 6.2 inches 720 x 1520 Rear camera 13MP + 2MP Battery size 4,230 mAh	13MP + 2MP	4,230 mAh	Not yet rated	View details	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo R11s Plus		6.4 inches 1080 x 2160px	Display 6.4 inches 1080 x 2160 Rear camera 16MP + 20MP Battery size 4,000 mAh	16MP + 20MP	4,000 mAh	Not yet rated	View details	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo Reno Z		6.4 inches 1080 x 2340px	Display 6.4 inches 1080 x 2340 Rear camera 48MP + 5MP Battery size 4,035 mAh	48MP + 5MP	4,035 mAh		Buy at eBay Compare plans View details	Buy at eBay Compare plans View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo Reno 10x Zoom		6.6 inches 1080 x 2340px	Display 6.6 inches 1080 x 2340 Rear camera 8MP + 13MP Battery size 4,065 mAh	8MP + 13MP	4,065 mAh	Not yet rated	Compare plans View details	Compare plans View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo AX7		6.2 inches 720 x 1520px	Display 6.2 inches 720 x 1520 Rear camera 13MP + 2MP Battery size 4,230 mAh	13MP + 2MP	4,230 mAh		Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Oppo Find X		6.4 inches 1080 x 2340px	Display 6.4 inches 1080 x 2340 Rear camera 16MP + 20MP Battery size 3,730 mAh	16MP + 20MP	3,730 mAh		Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...

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What to consider when choosing a Oppo phone

Oppo is a relative newcomer to the Australian mobile market, having only launched its first phones here back in 2014, but it's taken Australia by storm, with a range of handsets, largely in the mid-range space.

Oppo's positioning has long been described as making "iPhone clones", because so many of its phones shared design ideas with Apple's popular lines, but at a much lower price point. It's also one of the few Android manufacturers still to put significant resources into comprehensively reskinning the Android operating system with what it calls "ColorOS". ColorOS provides a more iOS-like experience than stock Android, which often makes it a favourite of ex-iPhone users looking to switch with minimal fuss.

There are many aspects to Oppo's wide range of available handsets to consider when you're comparing its phones to find the right smartphone for you. We've detailed what you should consider below.

• Internal storage

  Oppo has rarely offered humongous storage capacities in its handsets for the most part, tending towards phones with either 32GB or 64GB of storage onboard, although there are exceptions for its more premium handset offerings, such as the Oppo Find X, which features a hefty 256GB of internal storage.

  Most of Oppo's phones also feature support for external storage via microSD card, although it's wise to check the precise specifications of each handset, as not every Oppo phone can take the larger capacity microSD cards.

• Screen size

  Oppo's positioning in the Australian market is largely with mid-range phones, but that hasn't stopped it from releasing phones with a wide variety of screen sizes, from the smaller 5 inch models right up to models with pleasing 6 inch displays, and up to the 6.4 inch "all-screen" display of the Oppo Find X.

  What's pleasant here is that while the Find X sits in the premium space, you don't always have to sacrifice screen size for price, with plenty of Oppo's lower-priced phones still featuring large displays if that's what you like.

  Oppo has used LCD displays for its phones to date and there's not much sign of that changing. LCD displays are typically cheaper to produce than AMOLED or P-OLED screens, but they've typically got slightly less contrast than the OLED types. Oppo often cranks up the brightness on its phones to compensate, which is very much a taste matter. Some users love a vibrant screen, while others may find it a touch oversaturated as a result.

• Price

  Oppo's entire market positioning to date has largely been around providing phones that look like their premium handsets, but without the pesky asking price. While it's somewhat moved away from providing true budget handsets in the Australian marketplace in recent years, its mid-range phones can be had for around $500 or less, while its more premium R-series phones command more serious prices.

• Headphone jack

  Up until recently, all of Oppo's phones have featured full headphone jacks, along with Bluetooth audio support if you prefer wireless audio. The one exception to this is the Oppo Find X, Oppo's first phone to ditch the headphone jack. That's a matter of spacing, with the pop-up camera at the top and SIM card slot at the base not giving Oppo many choices when it came to placing a standard headphone jack.

• Security options

  Oppo has provided fingerprint sensors for most of its recent phones, as well as an emerging software capability for facial recognition to unlock your phone. However, much of this has been based on flat 2D photography rather than detailed scanning, so it's more a matter of convenience rather than security.

  If you're after more than that on an Oppo phone, you'll need to look at dedicated Android encryption and VPN applications.

• Camera quality

  Most mid-range phones tend towards cameras that are merely adequate, rather than exceptional for their price point.

  Oppo's usually an exception to this rule because it does sell itself as a "camera phone" company and that means it's always offering new features at the mid-range price point. That includes dual lens cameras on many of its phones and unlike competitors, that secondary lens is there for more than just bokeh-style portrait effects. They're usually telephoto lenses for zooming in on shots as well.

  Oppo is promising big things in the camera space, having shown off the industry's first 5x optical zoom lens at MWC 2017 – although we're yet to see a phone with that lens on board.

• Network speed and support

  Most of Oppo's phones in Australia have been sold on an outright basis and that's meant that they've typically been dual-SIM LTE phones, usually with one 4G and one 3G SIM card slot. As is generally the case with most dual-SIM phones, the secondary SIM card slot also does double duty as a microSD expansion slot.

  Network category speeds is an area where Oppo usually doesn't push what's possible at this price point. Don't expect great category speeds on an Oppo phone, although for most users in good 4G LTE areas, they're entirely adequate.

  If you're keen to know more about the real performance of a given phone category speed, read our complete guide to Network Category speeds.

• Wireless charging/quick charging

  Oppo's primary marketplace is in China and that's an area where wireless charging just doesn't seem to be a big feature. As such, we're yet to see an Oppo phone that supports wireless charging here in Australia.

  While most mid-range phones similarly skip out on fast charging, the same isn't true of Oppo. It has its own fast-charging standard, known as VOOC, and it's supported by all of its handsets for ultra-fast charging of your handset in 30 minutes or less. The one catch here is that VOOC only works from the supplied charger because it's quite a specific standard. Plug your Oppo phone into a regular charger and you'll be waiting a while for its battery to fill up. We've also noticed that Oppo's VOOC chargers are sometimes picky about charging phones from other companies, so you may find you can't charge friends or workmates' phones happily from an Oppo charger.

• Battery life

  Oppo's phones have had battery life that, in our tests, has always tended towards the middle ground. There's rarely a situation where they have what we'd call bad battery life, but equally, we've rarely been blown away by how long their phone batteries last in test conditions.

  Test conditions are of course regulated and your own usage may vary. There are typically few issues with single day usage of most Oppo phones and that VOOC fast charging ability means that it's usually trivial to top them up quickly if you need to.

• Waterproof design

  Most of Oppo's designs to date haven't featured IP-rated water resistance, although we have seen Oppo's test facilities up close, and it's definitely something it's capable of.

  The one exception to date here isn't the flagship Oppo Find X, because its pop-up camera would make that very hard to manage indeed, but instead the Oppo R15 Pro, which also features NFC (which isn't found on other Oppo handsets). Hopefully that's a sign that in the future, Oppo's range will adopt wider water resistance features.

• Performance

  Oppo builds its smartphones to look like premium phones, but it keeps the costs low by utilising more modest internals for the most part. Leaving aside the premium Oppo Find X, what you'll find in most Oppo phones are that year's mid-range Qualcomm or MediaTek processors and a moderate quantity of RAM.

  As such, what you get are phones that are entirely adequate performers, but not much more. There's then the added complication that Oppo's own "ColorOS" overlay substantially changes the way Android works, making for something of a learning curve if you're used to regular Android operation. On the flipside, if you're coming from iOS, it's rather more familiar than the way that Android works.

  If you're interested in an Oppo phone, you should read reviews of Oppo smartphones to get a better idea of how each phone works.

  Benchmarks of the type we use at finder are one good metric for comparing a phone, but they're rarely the complete story.

Which Oppo phone is best?

Oppo's range of handsets covers a range of usage cases and price points, which makes the search for the "best" handset a somewhat subjective one, not just to personal bias but also personal circumstance.

As always, it's wise to weigh up our recommendations against your own personal situation and preference. Our expert team has many years of experience reviewing smartphones, but your tastes, preferences and dislikes could vary from ours, making a phone that we don't rate more valuable to you, or vice versa.

Finder's pick

Oppo Reno 5G

Affordable 5G performance

The Oppo Reno 5G connects to superfast 5G networks, but also has a triple camera and high-speed processor. Buy yours today.

Not only is the Oppo Reno 5G one of the first smartphones to take advantage of high-speed 5G networks, it's significantly cheaper than many competing 5G handsets. That's not its only claim to fame, either, as the Reno 5G packs excellent performance, top-notch battery life and an attractive full-body screen. This makes the Oppo Reno 5G quite a compelling package, especially if you want to get ahead of the pack and make the most of the burgeoning 5G networks.

Read our full review of the Oppo Reno 5G here

Looking for an Oppo phone on a plan?

There's only a handful of manufacturers not called Apple or Samsung who manage to crack the local telco market, but Oppo is one of them, having phones regularly placed with Optus, Vodafone, Telstra and most notably Woolworths Mobile, where a wide range of Oppo phones have been offered over the past few years. Pricing will vary by model and availability, but as an example, here's what you'd pay for an Oppo R15 Pro on contract right now:

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Alex Kidman is the tech and telco editor at Finder. He's been a technology writer with experience spanning more than 20 years, writing and editing at Gizmodo, CNET, PC Magazine, Kotaku and many more. Alex has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of New England and a serious passion for retro gaming.

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