Oppo A3 Pro - User opinions and reviews

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Minu
IWT
28 Mar 2025

SGH Fan, 23 Sep 2024But, don't forget that the Oppo part controls Realme and 1+!And how Vivo controls IQOO, whereas Nothing uses the same ODM mould and motherboard used in Vivo and Oppo devices, regardless of where they have located their headquarters.

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10 Jan 2025

DarlingYext, 09 Jan 2025Why is this a worse phone than the original Oppo A1, let al... moreThis is the global model which is also known as A80 (or A3 Energy in China).

The A3 Pro sold in China has much better specs but only got a global release in India as the infamous F27 Pro+.

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DarlingYext
6mM
09 Jan 2025

Why is this a worse phone than the original Oppo A1, let alone the A2 Pro?

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Oppo user
jb@
01 Jan 2025

My oppo A3 pro recieved android 15 update but still didn't get Circle to search does this phone not support it or will it take time to get

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Anonymous
61d
25 Dec 2024

surely an overpriced phone, no stabilization, poor gaming performance, and bad user experience, literally the worst phone that i ever used, i would rather use oppo a37 rather than this one

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Rudro Roy
XQq
06 Dec 2024

I recently purchased the Oppo A3 smartphone, which claims to feature the Snapdragon 6s Gen 1 processor. However, my experience with this device has been extremely disappointing.

Issues I faced:

1. Overheating Problems:

The phone becomes uncomfortably hot while watching offline videos.

Using Wi-Fi to browse YouTube, Facebook, or Instagram also causes it to heat up, making the experience unpleasant.

The phone gets even hotter while charging.

2. Performance Issues:

The device occasionally hangs, which is frustrating for everyday tasks.

3. Processor Credibility:

There is no official information about the Snapdragon 6s Gen 1 processor from Qualcomm. This raises serious doubts about what kind of processor has actually been used in this phone.

4. Camera Quality:

The main camera is 13 MP, and the front camera is 5 MP. The photo quality is subpar and far below expectations.

My Opinion:

Purchasing this phone has been a deeply disappointing experience. Releasing a product with misleading information about its components and performance feels like a disservice to customers. In my view, proper research should be done before buying such devices.

Advice:
I strongly recommend that anyone considering this phone or similar products should thoroughly check reviews and ensure they are confident about the processor and camera performance before making a purchase.

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Anonymous
XVL
02 Dec 2024

Oppo A3 Pro does not work on the Australian Telstra network or it's affiliates. The frequencies/band is the issue, apparently. Buyer beware. Apparently Optus does have the right frequency though.

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Anonymous
CbK
19 Oct 2024

SGH Fan, 23 Sep 2024But, don't forget that the Oppo part controls Realme and 1+!Yes

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Lucas
M2k
30 Sep 2024

SGH Fan, 23 Sep 2024But, don't forget that the Oppo part controls Realme and 1+!I know.

Vivo: Independent company

Iqoo: Part of Vivo, shares Funtouch OS with Vivo

Oppo: Independent company

Realme: Part of Oppo, currently running Realme UI as modified version of ColorOS.

OnePlus: Part of Oppo, currently running OxygenOS as modified version of ColorOS

Narzo: Part of Realme, rebranding selected models, using Realme UI as well.

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SGH Fan
rVg
23 Sep 2024

Lucas, 22 Sep 2024BBK is already discontinued. That means, OPPO is OPPO itsel... moreBut, don't forget that the Oppo part controls Realme and 1+!

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Lucas
M2k
22 Sep 2024

SGH Fan, 21 Jun 2024Here we go again, yet another 720p LCD BBK Group MTK-powere... moreBBK is already discontinued. That means, OPPO is OPPO itself and likewise Vivo is Vivo itself.