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    Saturday, September 12, 2015

    Oppo R7 Plus main reviews : Thin body, rapid charging


    The ZTE Nubia Z9 actually has pixels spilled all the way to the sides, and the R7 Plus doesn't? Oppo's 6-inch phablet, positioned where midrange meets flagship, has a wonderful metal build and an appearance worthy of its top-shelf aspirations.
    The phone does accomplish the bezelless look with the display off, but fire it up and the illusion is shattered. Even so, the R7 Plus boasts an impressive screen-to-body ratio - and while you may think that's nothing but a catch phrase, it's arguably one of the more meaningful scores in today's numbers race.

    We are yet to see someone is not agree that battery life is something we just never seem to have enough of. Oppo has done its best and fitted a mammoth battery inside the R7 Plus, and also equipped it with the in-house fast charging tech, so it doesn't take a decade to fill up.

    Key features

    1.    Magnesium-aluminum alloy unibody construction
    2.    Dual-SIM dual-standby
    3.    6.0" 1080p AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 367ppi, Gorilla Glass 3
    4.    Octa-core Cortex-A53 CPU (4x 1.5GHz plus 4x 1.21GHz), 3GB of RAM, Adreno 405 GPU; Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 chipset
    5.    32GB Internal storage
    6.    ColorOS 2.1 on top of Android 5.1.1 Lollipop
    7.    13MP laser autofocus camera with Sony IMX278 sensor, f/2.2 lens, dual LED flash; HDR, Expert, RAW, Panorama, Long exposure (up to 16s), Double exposure, 50MP UltraHD modes
    8.    1080@30fps, 2x-10x speed timelapse
    9.    8MP Secondary  camera, 1080p video recording
    10.Cat. 4 LTE (150/50Mbps); dual-band Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac, hotspot, Wi-Fi direct; Bluetooth 4.0; GPS/GLONASS; microUSB
    11.4,100mAh battery capacity ; VOOC fast charging
    12.3.5mm  jack, active noise cancellation with a dedicated mic
    13.Rear-mounted fingerprint sensor

    Main disadvantages

    1.    Midrange chipset in a premium price handset
    2.    Sealed battery, microSD slot shared with second SIM
    3.    No NFC or FM radio
    4.    Pricey

    A flagship-grade chipset would have been most welcome, given the rest of the specs, but the R7 Plus makes do with Qualcomm's ubiquitous upper-midrange Snapdragon 615. So be it, it won't win performance awards but typically makes for a fine daily driver. The 3GB of RAM and a generous 32GB of expandable storage shouldn't leave you wanting either.


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