Comparison of specifications and price between the Oppo Reno 6 series phones

In this article, we will show you a comparison between the specifications of the Reno 6 series phones, show full details of each of them, and which one will be the best choice for you.

At the outset, no one can deny that the Renault series of phones contributed to making Oppo what it is now, as it is the first and last credit for creating the company’s popularity in all markets and countries, who among us or those around us have never acquired a Renault phone 2F, which impressed us all because it came with good specifications, many features and an affordable price, and this is the motto of all Renault phones by the way, the best value for the lowest price.

Today is not to talk about specifications and price Oppo Reno 6Rather, to compare all three phones with each other, the series which consists of Standard Edition, Pro Edition, Pro Plus Edition

Certainly not equal in terms of specifications, features, price, etc., which was the motivation to make this comparison and help you make a decision to purchase any of the three.

Design

The user does not look at the processor or the fast charging when they hold the phone for the first time, but rather the design and structure of the phone, the shape of the rear camera module, etc.

The main common feature of the Oppo series design is the screen that comes with a small hole in the upper left corner in order to house the front camera, the screen is almost complete except for the bottom edge that comes with a rather thick chin.

Oppo Reno6 5G comes with the biggest revolutionary breakthrough in design with flat edges just like a Series iPhone 12The Oppo Reno 6 Pro and Reno 6 Pro Plus come with rounded edges as usual.

The color options are excellent, the blue color is eye-catching, the rear camera unit comes with three cameras lined up vertically next to the LED flash unit. Not our favorite phone for that aspect of the comparison, but the Oppo Reno 6 definitely gets our praise.

Display

In order to settle the controversy from the beginning, there is no significant difference between the screens of the Renault 6 series and the Renault 5 series. All screens are AMOLED, the standard version comes with a 6.43-inch screen, the Pro and Pro Plus versions come with a 6.55-inch screen.

The screen resolution is the same as FHD+ and we have a layer of protection on all three Gorilla Glass 5 displays and there's also a 90Hz refresh rate, HDR10+.

The difference between the screens of the three phones is evident in the peak brightness, and here comes the Oppo Reno6 Pro Plus at the peak of the highest brightness certainly with sufficient lighting under the sun compared to the other two phones.

Processor and Performance

The experience of use is certainly one of the most important factors that help in deciding the purchase. The standard version comes with the MediaTek 900 processor, which is a new processor that we did not have the opportunity to test enough to judge, although we consider that abandoning the Snapdragon 765G, which was in Oppo Reno 5 5G Big mistake but OPPO promises users a solid performance capable of handling everyday tasks with ease.

Oppo Reno6 Pro 5G It comes with the MediaTek 1200 processor, which is certainly a leading processor, which is an acceptable upgrade compared to the MediaTek 1200 Plus that we saw in last year's version. The Pro Plus version comes with the Snapdragon 870 processor, which comes with a slight difference from the Snapdragon 865, which was responsible for operating the previous series phone.

With 8 or 12 GB RAM, 128 or 256 GB internal storage, UFS 3.1, Android 11 and ColorOS 11.3 user interface, the user should not be preoccupied with performance because in any case, he will get a distinctive use experience and remarkable flexibility in browsing social networking sites and experiencing graphics-intensive games High.

Camera

The standard version comes with three 64 + 8 + 2 megapixel rear cameras, as Oppo has abandoned the depth sensor from the previous version because it is not used in many shooting scenarios, while the other two phones in the series borrowed the same rear camera unit found in the previous generation besides that The front camera is the same on all phones of the Reno 5 and Reno 6 series.

In general, it seems that OPPO did not put much emphasis on the photographic experience, although we must commend the telephoto sensor on the phone. Reno6 Pro Plus.

Battery

The standard version comes with the same 4300 mAh battery as its younger brother, while the Pro version gets one with a capacity of 4500 mAh, which is an upgrade compared to last year's 4350 mAh battery, while the Pro Plus version comes with the same 4500 mAh battery.

The three phones share the same 65W fast charging capacity, but through extensive testing, we discovered that the Reno 6 Pro Plus battery lasts longer because the phone's processor is the most energy efficient.

Price comparison

Oppo Reno 6 price:

• 8 + 128 GB at $ 440
• 12 + 256 GB at $500

Oppo Reno 6 Pro price:

• 8 + 128 GB at $549
• 12 + 256 GB at $595

Oppo Reno 6 Pro Plus price:

• 8 + 128 GB at $627
• 12 + 256 GB at $705

All of these phones are currently only available in China, but we have received confirmation from Oppo that there are plans to launch these phones in most global markets, so we expect those prices to increase slightly. We always advise the user to apply the principle of value for price before deciding to purchase any phone.

Oppo Reno6 5G we think it's a good option in this price segment due to its great screen, perfectly acceptable rear camera module and outstanding battery, while if you're looking for a more comprehensive and versatile photography experience then we think the Reno 6 Pro Plus is worth the price and is an excellent purchase. It cannot be ignored in any way.

final decision

The Oppo Reno 6 series is not about the big updates expected from one series to another, on the contrary, we did not get huge upgrades. The Snapdragon processors were definitely abandoned in favor of MediaTek processors, but we do not see that this is a big thing worth stopping by, we have the same screen, cameras and battery.

If you own any Reno 5 series phone and want to upgrade to the new series then we don't advise you to do so as they are almost the same phones. So we interpret Oppo's decision as a purely marketing matter as it appears that the company is currently working towards the launch of the Reno 7 series with massive changes.