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

Oppo LiFi - light innovation

Technology does not stand still, but sometimes it is so difficult to move from familiar things to the latest. WiFi networks have become a part of the lives of most people, but the parameters of such a connection are already becoming insufficient for many organizations and even some users. The Chinese company Oppo decided to use in the hero of today's review a completely new data transmission format through visible light at a speed of up to 20 Gbps, better stability and reliability. But what can surprise the buyer in addition to the specified innovation?

The appearance of the phone is beautiful and relevant, although the design of the dual camera repeats that of the classic models of the manufacturer. But the materials of the stylish body in the face of metal and tempered glass, a fully frameless 6.5-inch display, a retractable 32-megapixel front camera and a pair of special LEDs to ensure LiFi -connection look organic and attractive. The AMOLED screen is extremely good in terms of brightness and contrast, and the resolution of 2400x1080 pixels has a positive effect on the clarity of the picture. It should be noted that the image is also characterized by an increased refresh rate of 90Hz .

Not so far from the flagships of the phablet in terms of technical characteristics. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G processor supports 5G networks, has the performance sufficient for all demanding gaming applications. Of course, it would be impossible to achieve such a result with maximum graphics settings without 6GB / 8GB of RAM and an Adreno 620 video adapter. Memory for storing information is allocated 128 / 256GB , while the microSD card slot is not forgotten.

The duo of 64- and 8-megapixel photo modules is topped by the Sony IMX686 sensor, which copes equally well with day and night shooting. The detail of the images does not drop in low light, the amount of noise does not cross reasonable boundaries. The battery capacity is 4000mAh , which is already the standard for modern smartphones. One and a half to two days, you will hardly have to think about finding the nearest outlets. NFC contactless payments, a separate headphone output and Android Q highlight the overall balance of the innovative device, the only significant drawback of which will be the price.