Oppo R9 64GB

just seeing this phone will make u fel you have a best product but you know for your self you dont

Some people may by this product because it is cost efficient, and may by it because they need a phone and cant spend much for one. however as I said this phone is cost efficient and with the present money problems some people are facing this is an ideal product for a low income earner.

Oppo R9 review: Looks and feels like an iPhone, but this is no iPhone

The Oppo R9 manages to ape the iPhone 6S' look and feel, but it lacks the performance and capabilities to measure up as a must-get phone. Previous Oppo phones, such as the R7, have avoided blatantly ripping off Apple's iPhone design, but the new R9, known as the F1 Plus in certain countries, leans into it. The R9 unabashedly clones the iPhone 6S, even down to some aspects of the user interface, but fails to fully capture the charm of Apple's premium phones. The result is a $425-ish (£299 or AU$599) phone that, despite the aforementioned resemblance, doesn't stand out in any meaningful way.

Strumming along

Oppo has always offered great build quality on their smartphones and they have outdone themselves with their latest R9s. The design is far from original, but the execution trumps most phones on the market - it's thin and light and the six-string antenna design is the first of its kind.

Getting a phone today is an affair of near-endless comparisons. This is especially so when you're looking at the Android market. This doesn't stop manufacturers to make phones that stand out in a market of phones that looks mostly identical.

For the past one year, it is hard not to relate the word " selfie " with OPPO Malaysia 's smartphones given how the company has been working hard to establish its devices which include F1 , F1 Plus , and F1s as the " Selfie Expert " devices.

OPPO R9S unboxing and hands-on video

We finally got our hands-on the OPPO R9S , available in Gold and Rose Gold for RM1798; we will take a closer look on the "six-string" antenna design, as well as the 16MP camera on both sensors with an all-new Dual PDFA technology, and other stuff that we didn't cover in our first impression hands-on...

Is this the best mid-range Android phone?

We've been seriously impressed with Oppo phones in the past. The Oppo F1s was one of the best-value phones of 2016 . Now the R9S hits the market with a spec sheet that almost rivals a Samsung Galaxy S7 but much thinner, with a much lower sticker-price and arguably-better looks? Is it any good?

The Oppo R9s is the follow-up to last year's R9 – a breakthrough product that made Oppo's devices stand out from the Android crowd. And that way it did that was by looking like an iPhone. The Oppo R9s is virtually identical to the R9 and thereby still looks a lot like an iPhone.

Review: Oppo R9s smart phone

Once again Oppo has released a phone that defies its pricing in design and performance. The Oppo R9s is the current premium model from the brand in Australia. And you know, if you keep a finger over the Oppo logo on the rear a lot of people are going to think that you have an iPhone 6 Plus.

Oppo R9s: Australian Review

The Oppo R9s is a smartphone that will cost you less than $600 to buy, but that promises an experience - camera, interface, design and build quality - on par with a $1000-plus iPhone or Pixel or Galaxy. Can it keep that promise?