display
1080p AMOLED, 60Hz, 411 ppiThe 6.4-inch screen is sharp enough for text and photos at typical viewing distance, but the 60Hz refresh makes scrolling feel noticeably choppier than modern phones.
performance
MediaTek Dimensity 800U, 8 cores, 2.4 GHzThis chip handles everyday apps, social media, and lighter games smoothly, but struggles with demanding 3D games on high settings.
battery
4310 mAh, roughly 6 to 7 hours screen timeA full day is feasible with moderate use, but heavy usage or extended screen time forces you to charge before evening.
charging
VOOC 4.0 fast chargingVOOC 4.0 is Oppo's proprietary standard; exact wattage is not specified, but historically tops out around 30W, meaning roughly 45 minutes to full from empty.
storage
128 GB UFS, microSD expandableYou have 128 GB onboard with room to add more via microSD card, so typical app and media storage is straightforward unless you hoard high-bitrate video.
connectivity
5G (sub-6 GHz), 4G LTE fallbackThe phone supports FDD 5G bands (2600, 2100, 1800, 900, 850, 700 MHz) and extensive 4G, so it will work on most networks where 5G or LTE is available.