I bought this a s a spare phone while my HTC U11 is my main driver. Surprisingly a very good phone for its price. Pros: Great Screen, Small Bezels, Long battery life, very good selfie camera. Cons: Color OS (too much like iOS), No Fast charge.

With Oppo's flagship R-series aimed at offering a better deal than Apple and Samsung's high-end devices, the company's A-series has tended towards setting their sights on the customers that fall outside of that mainstream.

Good value for money; 18:9 display; Very lightweight feel

No fast charging; ColorOS isn't for everyone; Facial recognition lags behind competition

I love everything about this phone

Nothing at all

Quite a damn good phone, especially for this price! This thing is snappy, even handles most games quite well, rear camera is ok, gets a lot better If you understand expert mode, front camera is really good once again especially for this price range.

The new Oppo A73 has been made for the avid selfie taker with an emphasis on the front facing camera than the rear one. The company is boasting AI technology giving users ‘flawless selfies'. Oppo is known for its ColorOS, a Custom Android operating

Good price for the attributes.

To be able to see the value that OPPO A73 brings to the table, you need to look at the price and see what it offers. For just AU$359 (at JB Hi-Fi ), you get a 6″ FHD smartphone with minimal bezel, both facial and fingerprint unlock, 3200mAh battery, dual-sim tray, and not-so-bad front and rear...

My brother has always owned a OPPO now I know why, the camera is excellent quality, processing speed is the fastest I have ever seen in a phone,device security you have 3 to choices that all work at the same time, fingerprint, facial recognition, and pin code.

The Oppo A73 5G combines a low price with a good configuration. The installed MediaTek Dimensity 720 also provides enough performance for everyday applications and less demanding games. The display is flicker-free thanks to the IPS panel and offers a good contrast ratio.

long battery life; no PWM; good contrast ratio; decent camera

no microSD card reader

With Oppo’s flagship R-series aimed at offering a better deal than Apple and Samsung’s high-end devices, the company’s A-series has tended towards setting their sights on the customers that fall outside of that mainstream. In other words: customers who want the best phone they can get for the least amount of money upfront.

Behind the 18:9 display and facial ID login, the A73 is driven by the same core pitch found in its predecessors - albeit one that lands at a significantly lower price-point.

Good value for money; 18:9 display; Very lightweight feel;

No fast charging; ColorOS isn't for everyone; Facial recognition lags behind competition;