Oppo A6v is just another entry-level 5G phone, but it may have the series’ biggest battery yet. The reason for its lower status is actually the display and IP rating. The Oppo A6v is built around a 6.75” IPS LCD that is capped at 720p HD+ resolution only. But it does have 1,125 nits of brightness and a 120Hz refresh rate for consolation. There’s a punch hole on the screen where an 8MP selfie shooter is located. The better camera lies on the back as the primary 50MP shooter. And the second lens is actually a monochrome 2MP outsole. The battery is 7,000mAh on the Oppo A6v. And it’s being used to run the Dimensity 6300 platform. That means a 2.4 GHz clock speed and a Mali-G57 integrated GPU. That’s an entry-class SoC. The A6v’s default OS seems to be Android 15 and ColorOS 15. The battery is wired to a 45W charging kit, by the way. There’s at least 8GB RAM on this newcomer with 256GB minimum storage. Oppo A6v also has a 3.5mm jack, which is why the safety rating is dropped down to IP64. Wet touch support is here, and so is a fingerprint reader on the side. The A6v is easily a better choice against the Samsung Galaxy A17, and you get much better value out of the Oppo handset if you can overlook its mediocre 720p LCD.