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Juan, 03 Mar 2025In my country it's close in price to Galaxy s24+, Onep... moreDamn!! I thought it was priced costlier in India, but seems actually from what you're saying, it's around 15% to 20% lower than cost of S24+ & OP12, and with credit card offers we can easily get additional 10% discount(50K INR actual price for base variant which reduces to 45K INR after CC discount in Flipkart). Majority of users here are still agitated with the aforementioned pricing itself by Oppo, since our typical Indian mindset has been evolved to expect a sports car to be priced at the cost of a budget hatchback car (pun intended).

In here, Pixel 8 equates to Reno 13 pro's cost, but most people don't prefer it mainly because of - Tensor, poor battery endurance and network stability issue is a huge drawback for Pixel phones in our market, majority of users/reviewers acknowledged it and after service is poor too. Pixel 8 pro is roughly 50% higher compared to Reno 13 pro's price, so you get the picture. And that Xiaomi model you mentioned is not available here, even if it had been available, only a minority of people have the guts to buy it, since HyperOS' Indian version is much different & much worse compared to EU/China's HyperOS version. It's almost like they send only the beta updates as actual updates to India and the final tested/bug free updates to other regions.

    Anonymous, 08 Mar 2025How is the screen legibility outdoors? Is it OK in direct s... moreI would just say above average or decent enough, that's about it.

    You can sustain if you're using max 1 or 2 hrs in direct sunlight, I'd used it once exactly during mid noon , completely outdoors, it was surely usable as I had to book cab and monitor it till driver came close to me. So I'd say that was roughly around 20-30 mins, and after getting inside of cab also I had to use for a while.

    Overall usage that day within cab and full outdoor was a total of 1.5 to 2 hrs. Device got bit warmed up(not heat up) , though didn't crash or hang by any means. It was almost same as we experience during rapid charging mode or while gaming for long session. I roughly remember seeing temp around 37-38°c in device, which dropped the moment I entered indoors. Also, do note that it gets really hot at our city (in India) during noon, touches upto 39°c easily along with high humidity around that time.

    I would conclude sunlight legibility for Reno 13 pro as mediocre(not poor by any means). They have used almost same display specs as im Reno 12, which is a bummer. But I'm more of an indoor user, majority if the time, so it suits well for my case. However, it won't be the same for people already having eye strain issues or even elderly age group people might find it diffcult to use it outdoors.

    HBM should've been around 1600 to 2000 nits , atleast for Reno 13 pro, which would've made it better in terms of outdoor use than it is currently now. But seems Oppo had other ideas.

      Anonymous, 09 Mar 2025I'm using one for nearly about 2 months.....It's ... moreok thanks. let's see...

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        Guzzka, 09 Mar 2025Hey guys, which phone do you recommend? Reno13 Pro or N... moreI'm using one for nearly about 2 months.....It's a great phone in every aspect......Updates do come regularly......even my father using Reno 11 Pro......updates do come regularly on that too.

          Hey guys,

          which phone do you recommend? Reno13 Pro or Nothing Phone 3a Pro? According to the specifications, Reno13 Pro is the better device, right? But I'm still undecided.
          What about updates for Reno13 Pro? Do they come regularly?

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            • 08 Mar 2025

            Anonymous, 08 Mar 2025How is the screen legibility outdoors? Is it OK in direct s... moreYes it is good enough in a bright sunny day.

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              gkrm89, 17 Feb 2025Reno 13 pro surely deserves a full fledged review from GSMA... moreHow is the screen legibility outdoors? Is it OK in direct sunlight?

              Thanks

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                • 05 Mar 2025

                For anyone doesn't know, the telephoto is using Samsung's 50MP JN5 sensor (1/2.76”, 0.64µm pixels)

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                  • 03 Mar 2025

                  Juan, 03 Mar 2025In my country it's close in price to Galaxy s24+, Onep... moreI think telephoto is better than the one on S24+ (small 1/3,54") and 14T Pro (60mm without ois)

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                    • 03 Mar 2025

                    In my country it's close in price to Galaxy s24+, Oneplus 12, Pixel 8Pro and Xiaomi 14T pro. All better phones

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                      • 02 Mar 2025

                      $760 in my country, I can get the same specs from Xiaomi and Vivo for $500, without the 8mp ultrawide

                        Waraduk, 25 Nov 2024Why not UFS 4.0, Dimensity 8300 should be support itEven the $270 poco x6 pro has ufs 4.0 storage

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                          • 27 Feb 2025

                          White & Luminous Blue should have been come on Reno 13 Pro 😑😐🙄🥺

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                            • 25 Feb 2025

                            I wpnder why the pink colour no coming to Malaysia?

                              Cblk3 , 24 Feb 2025Cannot use E-sim on this phone?One eSIM activation option is available for international roaming, along with a nano-SIM.

                                The Reno has been the premium series from the Oppo for the past few years until the entry of the Find X8 series. The Reno series has always focused on the cameras and design, offering users the opportunity to experience the pro-grade cameras at affordable prices. However, phones were once considered slightly underdogs in terms of performance. However, the company plans to change this perception with the Reno 13 series, which includes the Reno 13 and Reno 13 Pro. The 2025 marks the entry of Reno 13 Pro, which promises better design aesthetics, improved performance, pro-grade cameras, and a bunch of AI features that make it an interesting package at this price.

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                                  Cannot use E-sim on this phone?

                                    gkrm89, 18 Feb 2025I had noted ultrasteady mode can be enabled only upto 1080p... morePlease ignore the first paragraph, as I went thru only selfie camera's specs and mentioned about those. I went through again on the primary rear camera specs in Oppo's product page itself, which mentions as follows wrt EIS/OIS support :

                                    EIS/OIS video: 4K@60fps/30fps, 1080P@60fps/30fps, 720P@30fps

                                    This clearly states both support for all formats, let's even say under assumption that ideally ultrasteady option in camera UI is an equivalent to OIS, then upto 1080p 60 fps videos should be much stable. I browsed thru some youtube video reviews as well, they show it as pretty capable(but can't be compared to iphone, S24 ultra, S24+ or S25 series' videography since they belong to different league, in terms of price also)

                                    Primary sensor's specification wise also Reno 13 pro is identical to Find X8, though sensor wise they are different models.

                                    Sony IMX 890(in Reno 13 pro) --> 1/1.56” sensor Size f/1.8 aperture, 24mm focal length, multi-directional PDAF & OIS

                                    Sony LYT 700(in Find X8) --> 1/1.56” sensor Size f/1.8 aperture, 24mm focal length, multi-directional PDAF & OIS

                                    The reason I'm comparing to Find X8 is because it was well praised for videography even in low light. Agreed LYT700 is a new generation sensor compared to IMX890, even then given the spec details, in real time the difference should be minimal. IMX890 would atleast offer 80% to 85% of what Find X8 provides as output. Hasselblad is mainly for colour calibration along with certain additional filter options in camera UI. Even then Reno 13 pro has color spectrum sensor as well. Post processing is going to be the same as well for both models.

                                    I am not marketing for Reno 13 pro here, but at the same time wondering what would fail here, given Reno series has been known a while for their cameras and D8350 is capable chipset too.

                                    Do correct me if I'm wrong or if I'm missing some other details here. It will helpful for me as well while buying my next phone.

                                      Anonymous, 17 Feb 2025Hello. Thank you for comments about the cameras in general.... moreI had noted ultrasteady mode can be enabled only upto 1080p 60fps, and not more than that. But gyro-EIS would've been enabled for all modes including 4K by default. Correct me if I'm wrong here.

                                      If in case you're using it heavily for vlogging, then try using gimbal/tripod setup.

                                      In case you're expecting flagship level video stabilisation, then obviously you need to turn towards - Find X8, OP12, vivo x200 or samsung's S series phones. (Left OP 13 as it's cameras are slightly inferior to OP12, not just GSMarena review, even several youtuber reviewers had highlighted it). And then there is iphone 16 series as well, if you're ok with their ecosystem.

                                        Anonymous, 17 Feb 2025Hello. Thank you for comments about the cameras in general.... moreI have used minimally when it comes to videos so far, very few small duration videos I had taken indoors which were good enough. Haven't extensively tested outdoors in day/night conditions. I had commented mainly on photos part.

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