Oppo Reno 16F

Oppo Reno 16F is a variant below the vanilla Reno 16. They have a lot in common. Each phone has 80W fast charging. But the endurance is definitely better on the Reno 16F because its battery is a larger Si/C 7000mAh pack. This newcomer is a small plastic build. And they’ve put a 6.57” AMOLED on the front. The resolution is capped at FHD+ 1080p, by the way. There’s a 120Hz refresh rate here, and the peak brightness will hit 3600 nits. They’ve also used a 50MP selfie camera. The newcomer’s chip is a Dimensity 7300 Energy SoC. The main camera is a 50MP sensor (OIS). Then comes the second 50MP camera for telephoto zoom shots at 3.5X. 8MP ultrawide unit is on the back. There’s no wireless charging on the handset. Though it does have two speakers and WiFi 6. Some regions even get an NFC module with the Reno 16F. Fingerprint ID is right on the screen for quick access. Android 16 is the default OS. That’s a custom Color OS 16 build. 12GB RAM is available on the top configuration. And the built-in storage is UF 3.1 (256GB). It’s not a metal build. The frame’s made of plastic, but it’s still rated IP69K. Oppo Reno 16F is pretty chunky at 8.4mm. Samsung Galaxy A37 is the perfect price-mate. But the Reno 16F is a clear winner in performance and battery life.