OPPO F21 Pro

Oppo F21 Pro Launch in India

On Tuesday, Oppo unveiled the Oppo F21 Pro and Oppo F21 Pro 5G in India. Both devices include triple back cameras and 8GB of RAM. Additionally, they have an Orbit Light on the rear that serves as a notification indication. The Oppo F21 Pro is distinguished by its 90Hz display and Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 SoC. So, let’s get started with the Oppo F21 Pro to know what it has got in comparison to its 5G counterpart.

Oppo F21 Pro Price in India

The Oppo F21 Pro 4G is priced at Rs 22,999 for the single 8GB + 128GB storage model in Cosmic Black or Sunset Orange. The latter has a Fiberglass-Leather blend for a more upscale appearance. The Oppo F21 Pro will be available for purchase commencing April 15. The Oppo F21 Pro 4G  launch offerings include 10% bank cashback and no-cost EMI choices.

Oppo F21 Pro Design

Oppo has touted the vegan leather back of the F21 Pro as a selling point. As the first of its kind on the market, the Fiberglass leatherback is believed to make the phone smaller, lighter, and more durable. However, it is only available in Sunset Orange. The design of the rear of the gadget is unique and superior to that of other devices. The gadget is easier to grip because of its flat edges.

In spite of the large camera bump, we found the orange colour of the device to be an attractive contrast to the camera module. This is further enhanced by an orbit technique that makes the secondary camera sensor shine. It would have been nice if Oppo had included the ability to change the glow’s colour.

The selfie camera is housed in a tiny hole-punch cutout on the left side of the device. In order to reduce friction while making motions, the bezel surrounding the display has a slightly curved shape. An in-display fingerprint sensor is also included. The headphone jack, speaker, and USB Type-C connector are all located at the bottom of the frame. There are no stereo speakers built into this phone. You should know that the phone has three slots, two of which are devoted to nano sims and one for a microSD card.

Oppo F21 Pro Display

A 6.43-inch full HD+ (2400 1080p) AMOLED screen with a refresh rate of 90Hz and a maximum touch sampling rate of 180Hz graces the front of Oppo’s latest phone. It also has a maximum brightness of 600 nits. This is just enough light to let you comfortably read stuff outside, shady.

Oppo F21 Pro Performance

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 680 processor powers the Oppo F21 Pro, which is already found in several low-cost handsets like the Redmi 10 in India, which retails for Rs 10,999. Oppo F21 is handy for routine daily use, such as surfing around social media all day, although intermittent delays occur while using the phone for multitasking or gaming. For the F21 Pro, there is just one memory and storage option: 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage. More than 5GB of RAM may be added using the device’s RAM expansion function, which means that a device with 8GB RAM can be increased up to 13GB if it has additional storage.

With the Oppo F21 Pro, you get Android 12 out of the box, with the ColorOS 12 overlay applied. And it has a lot of features. In addition to the pre-installed software, the smartphone also comes with a lot of unnecessary alerts. However, the ColorOS 12’s benefits outweigh its drawbacks.

Oppo F21 Pro Camera

The Oppo F21 Pro’s 32MP selfie camera uses the same Sony IMX709 sensor as the Oppo Reno7 Pro 5G. As opposed to the IMX615 RGB sensor from the previous generation, this sensor is said to be 60% more sensitive to light and 35% quieter.

On the rear of the new phone is a triple-camera module: a 64MP primary camera, a 2MP 30x microscope camera, and a 2MP macro camera with LED light. For Oppo’s F21 Pro, they’ve gotten rid of the ultra-wide lens. Without an ultra-wide lens, you can’t take in the whole scene at once. In addition, the phone’s back camera does not support 4K recording, which is a little disappointing.

Oppo F21 Pro Battery

The Oppo F21 Pro is equipped with a 4,500mAh battery, which is more than adequate to power the phone for a whole day with regular operation. Additionally, the business is providing a 33W SuperVooc charger, which the company claims will charge the phone from zero to one hundred per cent in an hour.

Oppo F21 Pro Verdict

In India, the sub-Rs. 25K category is currently saturated with 5G alternatives. If consumers are willing to spend a few thousand extras, they may even get luxury 5G devices. In this instance, it would be pointless to get a 4G phone such as the Oppo F21 Pro. Nonetheless, 5G is still in its adolescence in India, making 4G the preferred network.