Oppo A6k has multiple variants in Pakistan, but the one you see here is an 8/128GB trim, which should be your first pick if you multitask and switch apps constantly on your phone. The processor is old, but the companies are still keeping it in service. Oppo A6k is built around a Snapdragon 685. The GPU is not as potent as the CPU, so steer clear if you are a gamer. 1125 nits brightness on the Oppo A6k is admittedly higher than any other IPS LCD we’ve seen. This is a 6.75” display at 720p resolution, and the pixels are pushed at 120Hz. 128GB storage is usually enough, but if you fill it up, the Oppo A6k does give you an option to expand it with an SD card. The cameras are quite weak, though. 13MP outsole is found on the main lens, good enough for 1080p 30 fps clips. The selfie camera is even worse: just a 5MP outsole. The battery on the Oppo A6k is a decent enough 6100mAh cell. You can get by a full day of work on a single charge and save some juice for the next day. But the refills will feel sluggish, since the charging is capped at 15W. IP64 rating makes the handset semi-waterproof, though it cannot be dunked in water. And the A6k’s default OS is Android 15 Color OS 15, so it’s not exactly on the latest build. Samsung has a better option with the Galaxy A07, but the Oppo A6k is a good second alternative.