I like getting a new phone and then feeling like it's going to be a good one — and that's what I felt with the Oppo Reno 10. Here's why it's been so impressive.
I try a lot of smartphones, and I like it when one gives me a good feeling the moment I get it out of the box and start using it. The Oppo Reno 10 managed to do exactly that, with its unusual camera module design, curved screen, and sparkly, yet modern color scheme.
Related The telephoto-for-portraits feature has also been seen on the OnePlus 11, and it’s the same Sony IMX709 camera used on that phone that you’ll find on the Reno 10. There are two portrait zoom settings, 1x and 2x, and in my brief tests, the 2x mode lacks detail and suffers from poor performance in less-than-ideal lighting. The standard 1x mode is better, but it’s still obviously a digital portrait effect when you do take a photo.
Curvy screens are the best The camera has been fun to use, and I like it a great deal. The lenses are set inside an unusual pill-shaped module on the back of the phone, which certainly sets the Reno 10 apart from other phones, and it’s a theme continued across the entire Reno 10 family, which also consists of a Reno 10 Pro and a Reno 10 Pro+.
What about gaming and the battery? I love holding the thin, lightweight, and curvy Oppo Reno 10, but what about using it? I have not put my SIM inside yet, so my experience is somewhat limited, but I can see that Oppo’s ColorOS 13 hasn’t changed dramatically since I last used it. There’s a new Multi Screen Connect feature that links the phone with other Oppo devices, an IR Remote Control feature, and some new widgets — including one for Spotify for the always-on screen.
All at a great price, with a catch Oppo does not release its smartphones in the U.S., but it announced the Reno 10 series in India a few days before announcing the Reno 10 5G in the U.K., where it will be available starting August 24 through the EE network and Oppo’s own store.
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