Oppo A3 Price Dropped in Pakistan; Save Up to Rs 3,000 on 6/128GB Variant

The Chinese phone maker has quietly given a price cut to one of its entry-level devices in Pakistan. Oppo A3 (6/128GB) is now offering users a discount of up to Rs 3,000, making the phone a more attractive option in the competitive budget segment.

The Oppo A3 was previously available at Rs 43,000, but with the official price cut, you can now purchase it for Rs. 39,999 across Pakistani stores. This should raise the phone’s value proposition in the market, putting it back in the spotlight. Here’s a brief overview of all its specifications.

This device has a Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chip inside, which provides the Oppo A3 with 4G connectivity and decent processing speeds. It’s capable enough to glide through your daily workloads without breaking a sweat, and 6 GB RAM should be plenty for light multitasking.

There’s a 6.67” IPS screen on the front of Oppo latest budge model that serves you a standard 720p resolution and a 1000 nits brightness level. One of its better qualities is a 90Hz refresh rate for fluid animations and visuals. This phone also has a 180Hz touch response rate and reinforced Panda Glass.

The handsets launched in the budget market usually cut some corners to achieve lower prices. Oppo A3 is laced with compromises in the camera department. There’s only a 5 MP camera on the front, which is usually considered subpar within this price range. 

We get two other sensors on the back: one is a 50 MP primary, and the other is an unspecified assistive lens with an LED flash on the side. There is a fingerprint reader beneath the volume key, and the phone powers everything up using a 5100mAh battery under the hood.

The battery is plugged into a 45W fast-charging kit. We have a mono speaker grille at the bottom, a Type-C jack, and a 3.5mm audio port as well. The Oppo A3 measures 7.7mm thin with an IP54 rating and military-grade shock resistance. This phone is certainly worth a look now that the company has decided to drop its price to Rs 39,999 in Pakistan.