Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5 price in India revealed: See how much they cost

Samsung has announced the Indian prices of various products that were launched in the Galaxy Unpacked Event 2023. This includes the new Galaxy foldables namely the Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Galaxy Z Fold 5, new wearables namely, the Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic, and new tablets namely, the Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy Tab S9+, and Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. Let's check out these crazy products and their crazy prices here.

But before we do, note that the Z Flip 5 and the Z Fold 5 are being manufactured in Samsung's Noida facility. This comes as part of the company's Make in India, Make for India initiative. 

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 India price, offers, and other details

The Galaxy Z Flip 5 offers a 6.7-inch FHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X display along with 120Hz refresh rate. The cover screen features a 3.4-inch Super AMOLED 60Hz Display. The phone has a dual camera setup having a configuration of 12-megapixel + 12-megapixel. There’s even going to be a 10-megapixel selfie shooter.

The phone will run on Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC for Galaxy paired with up to 8GB 512GB. The Galaxy Z Flip 5 packs a battery of 3,700mAh. 

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 is available in India at ₹99,999 for the 8+256GB model and ₹109,999 for the 12+512GB variant on all major online and offline retail stores from August 18. You can pick it in Mint, Cream, Graphite and Lavender colours. If you buy it from Samsung.com, you can get the Gray, Green and Blue colour options too.

Those of you who pre-book the Z Flip 5 gets benefits worth ₹20,000 (including ₹12,000 upgrade and ₹8,000 bank cashback), and up to 9 months no cost EMI purchase option.

Additionally, if you pre-book it today at 12 PM during the Samsung Live event, you can get a silicone case with ring worth ₹4,199 for free.  

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 India price, offers, and other details

It features a 7.6-inch QXGA Dynamic AMOLED 2X main screen. The cover screen on the other hand features 6.2-inch HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X Display. 

You can spot a 10-megapixel selfie camera on the cover display, a 4-megapixel under display camera. And finally the triple camera setup offers a combination of a 12-megapixel ultra-wide lens, a 50-megapixel main camera and a 10-megapixel lens. 

The phone is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC for Galaxy roomed with up to 12GB+1TB. The phone is backed by a 4,400mAh battery.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 is available in India at ₹1,54,999 for the 12+256GB model, ₹1,64,999 for the 12+512GB variant, and ₹1,84,999 for the 12+1TB model  from August 18 on all leading online and offline retail outlets. The first two models come in Icy Blue, Cream, and Phantom Black colours. The 512GB model can be purchased in Icy Blue colour only. Buy it in the exclusive Platinum colour from the Samsung.com.

Those of you who pre-book the Z Fold 5 gets benefits worth ₹23,000 (including ₹5,000 upgrade and ₹8,000 bank cashback; Buy 256GB in this pre-booking window and you'll get 512GB, which is another ₹10,000 benefit), and up to 9 months no cost EMI purchase option.

Additionally, if you pre-book it today at 12 PM during the Samsung Live event, you can get a standing case with strap worth ₹6,299 for free.   

Also read: Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 launched with major upgrades: Better display, faster processor and more

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 India price, offers, and other details

The Galaxy Tab S9 features an 11-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display and runs on customised Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. On the camera front, you will spot a 13-megapixel main camera and a 12-megapixel selfie shooter. It offers up to 12GB RAM 256GB storage and packs a 8400mAh battery.

The Tab S9 (WiFi) price starts at ₹72,999 but after ₹9,000 bank cashback and ₹5000 upgrade bonus, the net effective price becomes ₹58,999. The 5G model, meanwhile starts at ₹85,999 but after all discounts, the net effective price becomes ₹71,999. It goes on sale  from August 18. You can pre-order it starting today at 12 PM from Samsung and other online and offline stores.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Plus India price, offers, and other details

This Galaxy Tab is quite similar to the previous one. It however features a 12.4-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display. It also comes with the same processor but packs a 10,090mAh battery. It features a 13-megapixel primary camera and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide lens. There’s a 12-megapixel selfie shooter too.

The Tab S9 Plus (WiFi) price starts at ₹90,999 but after ₹11,000 bank cashback and ₹7000 upgrade bonus, the net effective price becomes ₹72,999. The 5G model starts at ₹104,999 but you can grab it for the net effective price of ₹86,999 after the cashback and upgrade bonus. The availability details are the same as above.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra India price, offers, and other details

The most premium tablet of this series sports a 14.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display. Further, it has a dual camera set up in the rear with 13-megapixel and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide lens. There’s a dual camera setup in the front too, featuring a 12MP + 12MP camera. It also features the same processor but comes with up to 16GB RAM and 1TB storage. The Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra packs a 11,200mAh battery.

The Tab S9 Ultra (WiFi) price starts at ₹108,999 but after ₹12,000 bank cashback and ₹8000 upgrade bonus, the net effective price becomes ₹88,999. The 5G model starts at ₹122,999 but you can grab it for the net effective price of ₹102,999 after the cashback and upgrade bonus. The availability details are the same as above.

Also read: Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 launched: 6 things beyond specs that are worth knowing

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 India price, offers, and other details

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 offers two variants, each in two colour options: 44mm: Graphite, Sliver 40mm: Graphite, Gold 

The watch features a sapphire crystal display. The 44mm watch has a 1.5-inchSuper AMOLED. Whereas the 40mm watch has a 1.3-inch Super AMOLED. It works on a Exynos W930 Dual-Core 1.4GHz processor. It offers 2GB RAM 16GB storage. You can expect upto 40 hours of battery life when Always On Display is off. And up to 30 hours when Always On Display is on. It runs on the Wear OS Powered by Samsung.

The Watch 6 40MM BT is priced at ₹29,999 but after ₹6000 bank cashback and ₹4000 upgrade bonus, you can get it for ₹19,999. The LTE model, meanwhile, will set you back ₹33,999 but after the discounts, will be available for ₹23,999. It goes on sale  from August 18. You can pre-book it from noon on July 27 through Samsung website and other online and offline retail shops.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic India price, offers, and other details

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 Classic offers two variants, each in two colour options: 47mm : Black, Silver 43mm : Black, Silver

The 47mm watch has a 1.5-inchSuper AMOLED, whereas the 43mm watch has a 1.3-inch Super AMOLED. The 47mm watch offers a battery worth 425mAh, meanwhile the 43mm one has 300mAh.

The Watch 6 Classic 43MM BT is priced at ₹36,999 but after ₹6000 bank cashback and ₹4000 upgrade bonus, you can get it for ₹26,999. The LTE model, meanwhile, will set you back ₹40,999 but after the discounts, will be available for ₹30,999. The availability details are the same as above.

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Google plans to launch a foldable tablet by next year: Will you buy one

After Asus and Lenovo, Google might join the league and offer a larger foldable device, according to reports. Google launched its first foldable device, Pixel Fold in the I/O 2023. Google I/O is the company’s annual developer conference held in Mountain View, California. Now, the tech-giant seems to have bigger plans in the segment and might soon unveil bigger devices with the foldable feature.

Digitimes, in its recent report, cited “upstream supply chain sources”, to reveal that Google can bring out its foldable tablet soon. They further revealed that if Google is really planning to release their tablet then we could spot it at the Google I/O by next year. 

Also read: Google Pixel Fold vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 vs Oppo Find N2 Flip: What's your choice?

Digitimes’ further added in its report that it's not just Google, even Apple is considering releasing a foldable tablet in the market.

But, the supply chain source had confirmed with Digitimes that they had been working with Apple on foldable iPhones for many years. Despite that, none of the prototypes had entered the mass production phase. 

The source further added that the chances of seeing a foldable iPhone next year are pretty low. At the same time, rumours about foldable Macs and iPads have been doing rounds on the internet for a while now. 

Also read: Pixel Fold gets teased ahead of Google IO showcasing key features of the Google foldable

However, they didn’t provide any more hints to the two devices. We will have to wait and see what the two tech-giants have in mind for the foldable segment.

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Musk clarifies the logic behind the X rebranding of Twitter

Elon Musk says the name Twitter doesn’t suit the platform anymore. It was fine when it was about posting text within 140 character limit. However, that’s not the case anymore. The platform is more than just text posts. Also, the X-rebranding has been a step in the direction of an everything app.  

What is this everything app he is talking about?

Musk shares a fondness for the letter X which is evident from the fact that he named his second startup X which later became Paypal. His recent son was also nicknamed X. And the reference to X has popped up in different aspects of his life and business career throughout the years. 

Before buying Twitter, he had tweeted his intentions about X.com and building a super-app like the WeChat app in China. So, this new move has been a long-time coming.

Also Read: Musk kills the bird: Twitter rebranding to X has been years in the making

So, when a user tweeted the list of companies that have gotten renamed, he clarified this isn’t just about renaming Twitter. Rather, the X app will be more than a communication platform. It will gain digital payment and wallet services to help you “conduct your entire financial world”.

So, like WeChat, X will also be a multi-purpose app including messaging, social media, and digital payment. Perhaps, it will also bring in features like location sharing, file sharing, games, booking taxis, paying for food, and buying movie tickets, etc.

It will be like a one-stop app for most user needs in everyday life. 

WeChat is very much integrated with the daily life of Chinese people. For X to become so, it will have to have features to attract and engage people. It will also require access to an unfathomable amount of data. However, with such wide scope and proximity to our lives, the app could become a privacy nightmare too.

Also Read: TwitterX is trending on Twitter with some funny memes and interesting hot takes

Let’s see how the future of X Corp unfolds. So far, Musk and the team have been swiftly changing almost everything about the Twitter brand including name, logo, and associated accounts. But even then some things can’t be changed like for example, rebranding the TwitterMovies account.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 launched with major upgrades: Better display, faster processor and more

The Galaxy Unpacked event is finally here and it brings along a lot of cool Samsung products. Samsung has rolled out the latest generation of Galaxy S series tablets along with Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5 and more in the Galaxy Unpacked event. The launch event took place in the home country, in Seoul, South Korea. The Galaxy Tab S9 series includes two models; the Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy Tab S9 Plus and Galaxy S9 Tab Ultra. Let’s see what the Galaxy S Tab series has to offer this year.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9

The Galaxy Tab S9 features a 11-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with the support of up to 120Hz refresh rate. It is powered by the customised Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor that is paired with up to 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. It is packed with a 8400mAh battery.  

Furthermore, it boasts a 13-megapixel primary camera on the back and a 12-megapixel selfie shooter on the front. 

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 is launched at a starting price of $799 (approx. ₹65,000).

Also read: Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 5 launched: Should Motorola and Oppo be scared?

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Plus

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Plus is equipped with a 12.4-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display that supports 120Hz refresh rate. The high-end tablet comes with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy SoC coupled with up to 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. 

On the camera front, it has a 13-megapixel primary camera and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide lens on the back. On the front, it features a 12-megapixel sensor. It packs a 10,090mah battery. 

Samsung rolled out the Galaxy Tab S9 Plus at a starting price of $999 (approx. ₹80,000)

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra

This is the top variant of Galaxy Tab S9 series and it comes with the same display type and processor but it has a huge battery, more storage and four cameras.

It has a huge 14.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with up to 120Hz refresh rate. It comes with a customised Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. It offers up to 16GB RAM and 1TB storage and packs a big 11,200mAh battery. 

Talking about the camera, the tablet has dual camera setups on both sides. It has a 13-megapixel primary camera and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide lens on the back. Along with that, it features two 12-megapixel sensors on the front. 

This premium tablet starts from $1,199 (approx. ₹1,00,000).

Also read: Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 series launch delayed: Expected to release next year

The tablets are now available for pre-order on Samsung's official website. However, the Indian prices are not revealed yet.

Additionally, Samsung will also offer you the S-pen along with the Galaxy S9 Tablets and they feature the IP68 rating against dust and water. However, the exciting news is that the company has made some major changes in this year’s Galaxy Tab S9 series. The South Korean company has upgraded the display type in Galaxy Tab S9 series from Super AMOLED to Dynamic AMOLED 2X. Apart from that, it has also featured its famous Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy in the tablet lineup. This processor was also used in the Samsung Galaxy S23 series. 

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How to enable the Threads Following Feed: Its very simple

Meta has rolled out the update of Threads and it brings many features along. This is the first update since Threads’ launch. Interestingly, it offers many features like live translation option, tappable reposter labels, subscribe to unfollowed users and more. But the most attractive feature among them is that you can switch your feed to the ‘Following’ timeline. This allows you to scroll across the posts of users that you are following. However, this reverse-chronological timeline can be changed to the default one as well.

Meta rolls out this feature so that you can firstly read the posts of users you are following. This can be changed by enabling the ‘Following’ option. Let me tell you how to enable it:

Step 1: Open the Threads app

Step 2: Tap on the home button on bottom left or on Threads’ Logo at top.

Step 3: The ‘Following’ and ‘For You’ options will appear right below Threads’ logo.

Step 4: Select Following for the posts of your following users. 

Also read: Threads isn’t threading enough and here is why we think it is so

That’s how you can read the threads of the users who are following. But you can always change it to the default ‘For You’ timeline, which reverts it back to the feed that is algorithmically developed. 

Apart from that, Meta has introduced some more features like the update enables users to personalise their activity feed by applying filters such as follows, quotes, and reposts. Additionally, it introduces a follow button that allows users to instantly follow others directly from the activity feed.

Also read: How to deactivate your Threads account, just follow these simple steps

The ‘Following’ feature is pretty useful as the Threads has gained popularity among microbloggers, so it’s hard to find the posts of users that you are following. However, some users are facing a glitch. The glitch is when they reopen the application after switching to ‘Following’ timeline, the app brings them back to ‘For You’ timeline automatically.

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Infinix GT 10 Pro launch is around the block: 5 features of this gaming phone to be excited for

Infinix India is bringing its new GT gaming phones on August 3 and the company has been teasing its design and key features in the build up to that event. Let’s check out what we know so far.

Infinix GT 10 Pro features that are expected and teased

1. Infinix GT 10 Pro sports a Nothing Phone 2-like design called Cyber Mecha. The Adaptive LED Interface will light up for notifications, battery charging status, and when you launch a game.

Also Read: Nothing Phone 2 effect: Other brands follow suit with similar-looking smartphones

You can pick the device in Cyber Black and Mirage Silver colours. The latter can switch between  steel blue and dusty pink when you face it against UV light.

2. Infinix GT 10 Pro could be powered by MediaTek Dimensity 1300 SoC and the Plus model could have MediaTek Dimensity 8050 processor under the hood.

3. A 5000mAh battery could be keeping the lights on in both these devices.

4. The front of the phone could be a 120Hz AMOLED panel while at the back, you could be getting a 108MP camera setup.

5. The company has already teased about the “Pro Gaming Kit” that you can buy and use with the phones for an improved gaming experience. There are accessories like shoulder triggers, finger sleeves, and something called as a “carbon box”.

Also Read: Nothing Phone 2 Review: Something special

Infinix GT 10 Pro pre-order offers

Infinix GT 10 Pro will be available on Flipkart.com. It is expected to be priced under ₹20,000.

You can pre-order the Infininx GT 10 Pro on August 3 at 12 PM. First 5000 people who preorder the device can avail the Pro Gaming Kit for free. This is worth ₹3000 of freebies. Other launch offers will include bank offers up to ₹2,000, exchange discount of up to ₹2,000 and 6 months no-cost EMI as well.

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Oppo Reno 10 Pro 5G Review: Overpriced optics

So that was the Oppo Reno 10 Pro. The smartphone is priced high, starting at ₹39,999 in India. In some cases, the smartphone does justify the value. We get a nice premium in-hand feel with a striking design and colour. The display is super accurate and responsive, offering an immersive experience every time users set their eyes on it, and the camera performance is also good, just the portraits and wide-angle lens can use a bit fine-tuning. 

It is the performance where the Oppo Reno 10 Pro lags way behind competition. The smartphone runs on a more than two years-old mid-range chipset from Qualcomm and the performance numbers show how far behind the smartphone is. So the answer is clear, if you are a power user who wants the best performance and battery experience from your device, there are better options available at a lower price. But if you are someone who wants a premium look and feel with a very good camera and display, the Oppo Reno 10 Pro may justify the steep price-tag for you.

Oppo's Reno series of smartphones is usually the company's high-end offering for every year. Smartphones in the Oppo Reno series have, over the past couple of years, been centered towards the premium look and feel and the cameras. This year, with the Oppo Reno 10 series, the BBK Electronics-owned brand has continued the trend of offering a premium look and feel with a certain focus on the cameras. 

The Oppo Reno 10 Pro being the middle child. The smartphone was lauched in India at a price of ₹39,999 onwards on July 10, and after using the smartphone for a good couple of weeks, I found this to be a bit overpriced in terms of what you get against what you pay. This, after using the smartphone for my daily average tasks, gaming, using the camera extensively, and doing other stuff over two weeks. In my review, I will talk about all aspects of the smartphone, which will answer the question as to why the Oppo Reno 10 Pro is overpriced in my opinion. 

DESIGN

Starting with the design. This is where the Oppo Reno 10 Pro 5G justifies the steep price tag the most. The smartphone looks stunning. We get a nice curved AMOLED display up front with the hole-punch camera cutout. At the back, we get a nice curved glass back with an oval-shaped camera module. As usual, the speaker grille and USB type-C port are on the bottom of the frame, with the volume rockers and power button on the right side of the frame. 

The in-hand feel of the Oppo Reno 10 Pro, with the glass back and the curved display is very premium, and you feel that from the moment you first hold the smartphone. Only the oval-shaped camera module is where we got mixed reactions, where some people liked it, and some didn't. I personally like it since it gives the Oppo Reno 10 devices their own distinct look. We got the Glossy Purple colour for our review, which also looks quite pretty.

DISPLAY

The display of the Oppo Reno 10 Pro is also very good. The smartphone comes with a nice 6.7-inch FHD+ curved AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The display resolution is 2412 x 1080p, which comes around to a pixel density of 394ppi, meaning the display is sharp enough for all kinds of users and you won't feel any lack of detail or rough edges on this display. 

Coming to colour accuracy, here also the Oppo Reno 10 Pro showed very good results, but wasn't the best we have seen in this segment. In the colour checker analysis using the Calman SpectraCal tool, the Oppo Reno 10 Pro showed an average DeltaE of 2.0 in the sRGB colour profile. This means that the colours you see on the smartphone are very close to the actual colours, and the margin of error is very low. 

In the greyscale test, the Oppo Reno 10 Pro showed super impressive colours. The smartphone showed very consistent results across the board, with a very even RGB balance. There was no colour that was overflowing or overpowering any other, giving us one of the most impressive results in the sRGB colour profile. 

Coming to brightness, the Oppo Reno 10 Pro has a claimed peak brightness of 800 nits under the sun and up to 950 nits for HDR photos and HDR10+ videos. We put this to test using a Lux Meter, and the smartphone showed a maximum brightness of 934 nits on a plain white screen, which is brilliant, since it is exactly around the numbers claimed by the company. 

Furthermore, the 120Hz refresh rate makes the display very responsive and super smooth. Scrolling through menus and apps is butter, given the 120Hz refresh rate. We don't get LTPO technology with this display, but that is probably nitpicking at this point, since everything else on this display is very good. 

PERFORMANCE

Now the performance is where I think the Oppo Rneo 10 Pro doesn't justify its value at all. The smartphone is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G chipset, which is more than two years old at this point. Now, this wouldn't have been too bad since the Snapdragon 778G is a very nice and balanced chip, but there are devices in this range like the OnePlus 11R and the iQOO Neo 7 Pro that offer a proper flagship chip (Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1) from less than a year ago. 

As expected, the performance numbers look miniscule as compared to some of the competing devices. On AnTuTu, for example, the Oppo Reno 10 Pro put out a score of 584215 points, which is almost half of what similarly-priced OnePlus 11R gave us and less than half of what the ₹5,000 cheaper iQOO Neo 7 Pro puts out. In fact, on AnTuTu, the smartphone's numbers were closer to the budget smartphones of today as compared to its competitors in the market. Disappointing.

In other CPU-based benchmarks like Geekbench and PCMark also, the Oppo Reno 10 Pro gives a rather disappointing result, making the smartphone's performance numbers appear miniscule as compared to competition. 

In GPU-based tests also, the Oppo Reno 10 Pro didn't perform well. In 3DMark Wildlife Extreme, the smartphone scored lower than most devices, but came ahead of the Google Pixel 7a. In GFXBench, the device struggled to keep up with the competition across the tests we ran on the device. 

BATTERY

The battery on the Oppo Reno 10 Pro is good. The smartphone uses many techniques to offer a good battery backup like Oppo's Battery Health Engine or the SuperVOOC S power management chip that facilitates an enhanced discharge efficiency, leading to better standby times and safer charging.

The battery backup, however, is just decent. We get a 4,600mAh battery with support for 80W SuperVOOC charging. The Oppo Reno 10 Pro doesn't drain battery as such. The smartphone, in fact, offered a very good battery consumption while playing games or watching content or even during GPS navigation. For example, playing Call of Duty: Mobile on the smartphone for 15 minutes drained only 3 percent of the battery. Watching HDR content on YouTube for 30 minutes, drained only 4 percent. Finally, GPS navigation for 1 hours straight drained only 8 percent of the smartphone's battery, which is great. 

In our video loop test, however, due to the smaller battery unit, the Oppo Reno 10 Pro only lasted 742 minutes. Now, while this number sounds a bit less if we pit it against some other smartphones in this segment, but 742 minutes make for 12 hours and 22 minutes, which is pretty decent. 

While the battery backup may not be the best, this is probably the fastest 80W charging I have experienced on any smartphone. The Oppo Reno 10 Pro charged from 0 percent to 100 percent in just 28 minutes! This is not only super fast for 80W fast charging, but even beats some 100W fast charging smartphones (mainly because of the smaller battery size)! Superb stuff.

CAMERA

Now this is where the Oppo Reno 10 Pro tries best to justify its price-tag. The smartphone has a very good triple rear camera setup that consists of a 50-megapixel primary shooter, a 32-megapixel telephoto lens, and an 8-megapixel ultra wide angle shooter. 

The camera performance out of the primary shooter is decent, just the images don't seem very sharp and detailed in the normal photo mode. The smartphone takes nice photos with a very good dynamic range, even in low light or in confusing lighting conditions. 90 percent of the time, the Oppo Reno 10 Pro's camera does a good job in getting things right. The shadows, the colours, and the detail is spot-on most of the times. However, at times, I found the photos to lack a certain level of sharpness and detail, but that was a problem I majorly faced in low light conditions. 

The 32MP telephoto lens is my favourite. Photos from the telephoto lens also offer great quality. The telephoto lens facilitates up to 5X optical zoom and in proper light, the images in 5X are also sharp and don't lose any details. The colours are well represented in images taken from the telephoto lens. Here also, the 5X zoom doesn't seem as impressive in low light.

Given the presence of a telephoto camera, the portraits on the Oppo Reno 10 Pro weren't as good as I expected them to be. The edge detection isn't the best out there and at times, the focus on the subjects is a bit soft.

It is the ultra-wide angle shooter which is disappointing. The images from the ultra-wide aren't very good. They lack sharpness, the colours are all dull and washed out, and there is a weird blur on the extreme corners of all wide-angle images. 

VERDICT

So that was the Oppo Reno 10 Pro. The smartphone is priced high, starting at ₹39,999 in India. In some cases, the smartphone does justify the value. We get a nice premium in-hand feel with a striking design and colour. The display is super accurate and responsive, offering an immersive experience every time users set their eyes on it, and the camera performance is also good, just the portraits and wide-angle lens can use a bit fine-tuning. 

It is the performance where the Oppo Reno 10 Pro lags way behind competition. The smartphone runs on a more than two years-old mid-range chipset from Qualcomm and the performance numbers show how far behind the smartphone is. So the answer is clear, if you are a power user who wants the best performance and battery experience from your device, there are better options available at a lower price. But if you are someone who wants a premium look and feel with a very good camera and display, the Oppo Reno 10 Pro may justify the steep price-tag for you.

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