It's past time for us to talk about Oppo's R15 Pro. With its successor just announced, and the R15 Pro widely available across Australian carriers and MVNOs on both pre/post-paid plans, you're sure to find it on offer if you're out shopping for a phone.

Bought just over 6 weeks ago. So far no issues. The camera is so crisp and smooth, even in low light. The facial recognition is about 97% on point and the finger print has worked everytime. The headphones kinda suck, but a small detail really.

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OPPO has combined a stellar camera with a ceramic back and an OLED display to create what might be the best "mid-range" smartphone on the market. OPPO is one of the largest smartphone makers in

Great Camera performance in low light; Great build quality; Incredible display; Stellar battery life

Availability; Still Using a Micro USB Connector; Sports a notch and a chin; it should ideally be one or the other

The Ruby Red color is a bonus along with the Vooc fast five-minute charge for 2 hours use. The speed camera or Al enhanced camera is great for those car trips where stopping is impossible.

The R15 Pro is an appealing phone from the design to the hardware specs. It feels like a better phone than the R15, deservedly so. But the price positioning on both the R15 and R15 Pro is on the high side, and with all the me-too design elements like the notch, curved glass back, dual cameras, there...

The Oppo R15 Pro is a terrific midrage phone, but it lacks the OnePlus 6's processing power, more interesting operating system and battery life.

The Oppo R15 Pro is a strong all-rounder, giving you solid cameras, battery life and power for a reasonable price; It also looks less like an iPhone than previous models, and it comes with a headphone jack.

Oppo's operating system is still a blatant iOS clone, and portrait photos can look washed out; They charge through the outdated Micro-USB port.

Arguably the coolest phone brand among Android enthusiasts is OnePlus. It's both powerful and stylish, with a scarcity that makes it feel special. OnePlus, you may not know, has a lesser-known (in the US) sibling called Oppo. Oppo's phones are also worthy of your attention.

The Oppo R15 Pro is a terrific midrage phone, but it lacks the OnePlus 6's processing power, more interesting operating system and battery life.

The Oppo R15 Pro is a strong all-rounder, giving you solid cameras, battery life and power for a reasonable price; It also looks less like an iPhone than previous models, and it comes with a headphone jack.

Oppo's operating system is still a blatant iOS clone, and portrait photos can look washed out; They charge through the outdated Micro-USB port.

As someone who found the last two entries in Oppo’s R-series a little stale, the Oppo R15 feels like a breath of fresh air. Sure, the R7, R9 and R11 have all been solid devices that have emulated some of the strengths of Apple's iOS products without the caveat of having to buy into the company’s constrictive ecosystem.

The R15 Pro sees Oppo bring more of that flagship experience to the sub-$800 smartphone space than ever before to generous effect.

Phenomenal hardware; Much-improved software experience;

No wireless charging; Camera capabilities lag behind flagship competition;

Oppo R15 Pro also known as Oppo R15 Dream Mirror Edition in some countries is the advanced version of the Oppo R15 flagship smartphone. The Pro version is known for packing 6GB RAM and a massive 128GB storage. As usual, there are two rear cameras with amazing aperture for clear photographs.