This is the Oppo Reno7 5G and it is the latest arrival at GSMArena’s headquarters. As we go through our review test procedure, here’s an unboxing to pass the time.
The Reno7 5G comes with a 65W charger, a USB-A to USB-C cable, a SIM tool, and a nice carrying case.
Here’s the Reno7 5G, sitting in the center here, pictured next to the Reno7 (not 5G), on the left, and the Reno7 Lite all the way to the right. The family resemblance is clear with the square camera island on the back and the 6.43-inch AMOLED with a perforated camera positioned on the left on the front.
Oppo Reno7, Oppo Reno7 5G, Oppo Reno7 Lite
The Reno7 5G we have in the office is the Startrails Blue color, which has literal textured strokes etched into the rear panel. The panel itself is mostly bluish, but tilt the phone at an angle and it starts to show a rose gold hue all the way to a pinkish hue. Blast with strong direct light and the shades intensify. We have always loved Oppo’s Reno-themed finishes and this is by far one of the best.
Oppo Reno7 5G
A word about specs and performance. The Reno7 5G uses the MediaTek Dimensity 900 chipset, paired with 8GB of RAM. The display has a 90Hz refresh rate, which adds a layer of vibrancy when using the phone. The ColorOS 12 comes standard on the Reno7 5G, but is stacked on top of Android 11, which is a big no-no at this stage of the year.
Another annoyance we have with the Oppo Reno7 5G software is that it is full of preloaded apps that you may not want: PUBG Mobile, Booking.com, LinkedIn, Amazon Prime Video and Music, Amazon Shopping, Facebook and Netflix – they take up a lot of space. storage. Fortunately, the Reno7 5G comes with a built-in 256GB, in our case.
Either way, we have a review to do, so let us and stay tuned!
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