We like the camera, the design and the battery life, but even with a 'shark fin' selfie camera, the Oppo Reno 10x Zoom is going to struggle to stand out in what's already a crowded market.

Impressive camera performance, Attractive 'all screen' design, Plenty of power

A little on the thick side, Android skin could be improved, No waterproofing

The Oppo Reno 10x Zoom feels stylish in a way few phones do, from its smooth rear design to the asymmetrical and unapologetic pop-up camera. It may feel a little slow to use at times, thanks to the slow-to-respond user interface, but in general it’s a processing powerhouse that’ll do all you ask of...

Sleek design, Novel 'pop-up' camera, Fast processor

Not actually 10x optical zoom, UI feels a little slow to use, A little heavy

We are talking about the latest OPPO smartphone, the next in a series of devices the company have been creating that pushes the boundaries of photography and performance.

Let’s talk about price. The Reno 10x Zoom has already launched in the Philippines for PHP 45,990 (8GB + 256GB). With that in mind, the OnePlus 7 Pro of the same configuration is cheaper by PHP 3,000, and you might want to get that instead if you don’t need that periscopic telephoto lens.

After trying it for a few minutes it is difficult to express yourself openly, but it is easy to identify the OPPO Reno 10x Zoom as one of the major candidates for the title of best smartphone of the first half of 2019.

OPPO has been working its butt off to try and get to the same level as their competitors when it comes to flagship phones, and despite their missteps with the Find X, it looks like the company finally has a solid flagship in the form of the Reno 10x Zoom.

The Reno 10x Zoom the is the first Oppo device we’ve reviewed here at AnandTech, and frankly I wasn’t too sure what to expect going into this review. The one aspect where the Reno 10x does stand out in is its design.

OPPO nails the premium experience with the Reno 10X Zoom, giving it a potent weapon in a phone race that’s suddenly become more wide open in the wake of Huawei’s woes.

Oppo's latest phone, the OPPO Reno, comes with a crazy shark fin-looking selfie camera and a 10x hybrid zoom sensor....