Oppo Reno 2

All in all, OPPO has done a much better job with the enhancements of the Reno2 compared to the effort they put into the A9 2020. It's an excellent successor to the original Reno and it is a very good mid-range device due to the combination of its...

Starting at £399 in the UK, it's a doozy to recommend the Reno 2, with its stunning looking all-screen design, stacks of storage options and a great camera for the price. It isn't perfect - the midrange processor won't suit power users, but as a package...

Oppo has demonstrated itself to be at the bleeding edge when it comes to full-screen, bezel-less smartphone experiences. First the Oppo Find X, and subsequently the Oppo Reno, which traded a sliding camera tray for a sharkfin-styled pivoting selfie...

Another mid-range phone rolls into town offering an appealing balance between price and performance. Oppo gets a lot right with the Reno 2, but in a section of the market that's increasingly crowded, it perhaps doesn't do enough to be really compelling...

Our GHI experts were impressed at this smartphone's great value. Though its real crowning glory was the camera, which took great portraits and has an ultra dark mode that worked wonders for late-night snaps. Plus, we loved the video quality which even...

Oppo Reno 2 is what people might call a device that is much more accessible to the public for the kind of features it offers at the price of Rs 36,990. The device comes with really nice quirks like the shark pop-up camera and the Sound Focus feature,...

If the OPPO Reno 2 (or OPPO Reno2 if you prefer) weren't hampered by an off-putting amount of bloatware, it'd be really great. It's a beautiful piece of hardware that's not really failed to perform the vast majority of the time we've had to test.If...

There are many things to like about the Oppo Reno 2. It looks great, it has a pretty good triple camera, the display is decent for a phone of this price and even performance from the Snapdragon 730G is okay. The phone's ColorOS software, which I've...