OPPO introduced the Reno series as a means to showcase its latest innovations in the smartphone world. The first Reno device had a periscope camera, an edge-to-edge display, a pop-up camera in the shape of a shark fin, and the latest Snapdragon chipset running the show. With subsequent iterations though, OPPO deviated from its original philosophy for the Reno series and took a route that focused mainly on design and multimedia experience. 

Final Thoughts

       The OPPO Reno 6 Pro has been launched in India for a price of ₹39,990 (~$536) which is more expensive than the ₹35,990 price tag of its predecessor. You get a more powerful SoC, more RAM, and storage while the rest of the package remains largely similar. There are certainly other options in this price category that provide better value, but the Reno 6 Pro doesn’t compete with the likes of Xiaomi, Realme, or iQOO.

      OPPO as a brand is more prevalent in offline markets and emphasizes things like design, display, and a premium experience. Considering those factors, the OPPO Reno 6 Pro 5G might be a good option for you to consider if it checks the right boxes on your priority list. If you’re looking for the best performance and the most value in your smartphone, you need to assess your other options. While the OPPO Reno 6 Pro 5G does those things well, the combination of features it offers is valued more by average users in the offline market than spec enthusiasts in the online market.