Introduction
The Reno 10 series made its debut in China in May, and Oppo has now launched it internationally, marking its beginning in Malaysia. Soon, European countries are expected to witness its arrival. With three models under the Reno 10 banner – the vanilla, the Pro, and the Pro+ – it’s important to note the distinction between the international and Chinese models. Specifically, while the vanilla and the Pro bear slight specification alterations, the Pro+ remains consistent across both markets.
The Reno10 Pro: A Tale of Two Markets
The Reno10 Pro international version, which we have for review today, differs significantly from its Chinese counterpart, both in design and specifications. Let’s delve into the nitty-gritty of what makes the international Reno10 Pro tick.
Key Specifications:
- Body: A sleek design with dimensions of 162.3×74.2×7.9mm, weighing 185g. It boasts a glass front, a plastic frame, and a glass back, giving it a premium feel.
- Display: The 6.70-inch AMOLED display offers 1B colors, 120Hz refresh rate, and HDR10+ capabilities, providing sharp visuals with a resolution of 1080x2412px.
- Chipset: Powered by the Qualcomm SM7325 Snapdragon 778G 5G (6 nm) chipset, it promises seamless multitasking and efficient performance.
- Memory & Storage: Comes with a generous 256GB storage and 12GB RAM, ensuring enough space and speed for all your apps and media.
- OS: Runs on Android 13, with Oppo’s ColorOS 13.1 skin on top.
- Camera: Armed with a powerful triple camera setup at the rear, and a 32 MP front shooter, it is poised to deliver stunning visuals.
- Battery: With a 4600mAh battery, it supports an 80W wired charging speed, ensuring your device is juiced up in no time.
- Connectivity & Features: Packed with modern connectivity options including 5G, Wi-Fi 6, and BT 5.2. Also features an under-display optical fingerprint reader for secure access.
Comparing International vs Chinese Model:
- Chipset: The Malaysian Reno10 Pro runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G chipset, a departure from the Chinese model’s MediaTek Dimensity 8200.
- Display: While the Chinese variant boasts a marginally larger 6.74-inch display, the international version’s 6.7-inch screen is no slouch, promising HDR10+ support and a vibrant 120Hz refresh rate.
- Charging & Battery: The charging speed for the international variant is capped at 80W, a downgrade from the 100W of the Chinese model. However, both models share the same 4,600 mAh battery.
- Memory & Storage: The international model sports 12GB RAM, 4GB less than the Chinese model, and uses the slightly slower UFS 2.2 storage, in contrast to the Chinese version’s UFS 3.1.
Conclusion
The Oppo Reno10 Pro international variant, though bearing differences from its Chinese sibling, stands strong as a compelling mid-range to upper-midrange device. With its impressive specs, premium design, and the reputation of the Oppo brand behind it, the Reno10 Pro is poised to make a significant mark in international markets.
