Oppo Reno Z review

Oppo’s take on the mid-range in the Reno Z is a solid value, though one that’s not without its caveats. You’ll find a comfortable phone with a big screen and equally big battery life, but its camera could do with a bit of work.

- Leigh :) Stark, Pickr

An acceptable processor isn’t the only reason I like this phone, though. The outstanding battery life, relatively extensive set of features (headphone jack!), incredible cellular signal strength, and every other little positive thing I said, combines to make the OPPO Reno Z a compelling device, even...

- Zachary Wander, XDA Developers

When it comes to how good the Reno Z actually is — for under $500 and as low as slightly over $300 from some sources — this is a brilliant handset for the money. There's a high likeliness this is just going to be a great smartphone for just about anybody.

- Daniel Golightly, Android Headlines

OPPO has poured a lot of effort into making the OPPO Reno Z a worthwhile device, delivering some of the best aspects of its flagship devices in a much more affordable package. In many ways, it has accomplished that. The camera is, despite its caveats, a much better arrangement than most can offer in...

- Daniel Golightly, Android Headlines

It doesn’t do anything outstandingly well, but it does a lot of things very well, and the overall experience is actually pretty great. The improvements over the stock Android software experience, camera features such as night mode, the solid battery life and performance, and the beautiful rear desig...

- João Carrasqueira, Neowin