Oppo K3 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oppo K3 - amazing metamorphosis

The Chinese company Oppo has long specialized in relatively expensive for its technical characteristics smartphones, attracting attention to the beauty of the design, build quality and sophisticated software. However, the huge competition in the market forced the eminent developer to reconsider its pricing policy. Buyers will only be happy for the affordable, but extremely interesting hero of today's review.

Appearance of new items has changed for the better. The slim and incredibly stylish case, edged in metal, is decorated with a double photo module, a frameless display with a retractable front camera. The fingerprint sensor is built into the screen , which is definitely an advantage for a representative of the average cost segment. 6.5-inch AMOLED-panel gives almost the flagship brightness and contrast of the picture with an impressive resolution of 2340x1080 pixels. Movies, web surfing, and in general, any interaction with the phone causes only joy with such an AMOLED screen.

The Snapdragon 710 gaming processor has become a smart replacement for the 660 model. The performance margin is enough for the next 2-3 years, demanding games run on high graphics settings. Of course, the chip would not have coped with such demanding tasks without 6GB / 8GB of RAM and an Adreno 616 graphics adapter. The manufacturer offers to store data on 64 / 128GB ROM and microSD cards . A good offer, which is enough for most users.

The main 16 and 2-megapixel photo modules are not inferior to the decisions of their opponents, although they will not give supernatural photographic abilities. Daytime photography comes out close to the ideal, in the evening noises and reduced detailing will spoil the photos somewhat, but uncritically. An amazing 16-megapixel front-end amazes with a rich and natural selfie, ensures the efficiency of the function of identifying individuals . From the battery at 3765mAh, the gadget “lives” about eight hours of active screen time, so a power bank will not be needed. NFC (contactless payment), unfortunately, is missing. However, Android Pie, OTG, LTE and fast charging complement the list of advantages of the device, creating a real bestseller out of it.