Oppo F25 Pro 5G Review - Features, Price

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 In this blog, oppo f25 pro 5g review, price, camera test and features are specified.


OPPO F25 PRO 5G – RELEASED 2024

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பார்க்க வேண்டிய அம்சங்கள் - TOP FEATURES

1.

RAM

8 GB + 8 GB Virtual RAM (16 GB RAM)

2.

Storage

128 | 256GB Internal (UFS 3.1), 2TB Card Slot

3.

OS

Android 14 based Color OS 14.0

4.

Battery

5000 mAh Battery, 67W Quick Charging

100% charge in 44 mins

5.

Processor

MediaTek D7050, 2.6 GHZ,

(Octa Core), GPU – Mali G68 MC4

6.

Display

6.70 Inches, FHD+, AMOLED Panel, 1.07B Colors, 1100 Peak Nits, HDR10+, Panda Glass

7.

Camera

64MP (Omnivision) + 8MP (Sony)+2MP     à (Back Camera) – Full HD

32MP Front Camera (Sony) à (Selfie Camera) – HD, Full HD Recording, 10X Zoom

8.

Price

ரூ. 23,999 (24K)

ரூ. 25,999 (26K)

9.

Weight

177g, 7.5 MM Slimmest Mobile

10.

Connector

Type C Port

11.

Hybrid Sim Slot

Yes (2 slots)

Other Features

4K Video Support, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, Type-C Audio Jack, File & App Locks, IP65 Water Proof

Drawbacks

Hybrid Sim Slot, No FM Radio, No NFC

Reason to Buy

Brand, Battery, Display, Design, Performance

 OPPO F25 Pro 5G

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