If you look at the Oppo Reno11 Pro, it’s almost like love at first sight. It’s all subjective, yes, but we can see that Oppo has presented something fresh and exclusive with a fine artistic precision. So, even objectively, you’ll appreciate it as a design lover. We are seeing a big 6.74-inch QHD+ resolution OLED screen. There is HDR10+ and 1600 nits peak brightness. So, Oppo left no room for criticism as far as the screen is concerned. You could expect a bit higher brightness, which is the latest trend, but 1600 nits is still more than enough

The camera quality is very similar to the base Oppo Reno11 model, but the 50+32+8 MP rear camera is a bit improvised. There is multi-directional phase detection autofocus and HDR for video recording and up to 240p FHD recording option. It also has a larger and better Sony IMX890 sensor. The front camera remains the same 32 MP which we have been seeing in the previous Reno phones as well.

The 4700 mAh battery has 80W charging. A wireless charging feature is missing, but it’s not a big deal. 100% charge takes about 27 minutes according to Oppo. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 is a fine chipset for gaming and in the top category. It’s not a flagship chipset but you can still expect great gaming experience. The fast UFS 3.1 storage is of advantage. The phone runs on ColorOS 14 UI on top of Android 14. This Pro model has an additional color spectrum sensor compared to the base version.