OPPO Reno10 Pro 5G

The OPPO Reno10 Pro 5G comes equipped with a triple rear camera setup, featuring the same 50MP Sony IMX890 OIS primary sensor and 8MP 112-degree field of view (FoV) ultra-wide sensor as the flagship Reno10 Pro+ smartphone. However, the telephoto portrait camera has been downgraded to a 32MP sensor from 64MP and delivers only 2x optical zoom instead of 3x. The cameras deliver satisfactory results for the most part.Starting with the 50MP primary sensory, it outputs 12.5MP images by default, with ample details, decent dynamic range, and vivid colours, at least in daylight. The lowlight shots also turn out well but they look soft and slightly noisy. That said, the noise level can be remedied to some extent by utilising the night mode feature. As for the 8MP ultra-wide camera, there is some granular loss in details around the edges of the frame whether you are indoors or outdoors.The 32MP telephoto portrait camera works effectively on both human and non-human subjects, delivering some likeable images with a beautiful bokeh effect as long as the sun is out. The overall edge detection appears to be good, but when zoomed in to the maximum level, some issues become noticeable. There is a peculiar ghosting effect where the subject separates from the background, which does not look good. The camera also supports 2x optical zoom, allowing you to zoom in without losing details; however, post-processing tends to over-saturate the colours.Speaking of the OPPO Reno10 Pro 5G's post-processing capabilities, they seem to be a bit on the slower side. The device takes a couple of seconds to process images, leading to a discrepancy between what you initially see in the viewfinder and the final result. Another issue that I encountered with the smartphone's camera is the lag while shifting from the main camera to the 2x telephoto. The handset can shoot images up to 30x with digital zoom, but the results at high zoom levels can be iffy.The Reno10 Pro 5G features a 32MP selfie camera that captures images with a satisfactory level of facial detailing and exposure, especially in bright outdoor conditions. The camera also manages to deliver accurate skin tones to a great extent. When it comes to the front-camera portrait mode, the results look impressive; however, like the rear camera, it does exhibit some flaws with edge detection. 

At the heart of the OPPO Reno10 Pro 5G lies Qualcomm's Snapdragon 778G SoC. This 5G-capable chipset can also be found in several other mid-range smartphones, including the POCO X5 Pro, iQOO Z6 Pro, and Samsung Galaxy M52. The performance of the Reno Pro 5G is not the snappiest, but it effectively executes the required job. The handset can manage demanding tasks, including multi-tasking and graphically intensive games like BGMI. However, I wish the phone had better thermal management. Despite the ultra-conductive cooling system, the device gets a bit warm, particularly around the rear camera module, with just half an hour of gaming. Luckily, the phone did not stutter or encounter any noticeable lags.When it comes to benchmarking tests, the OPPO Reno10 Pro performs decently, scoring 5,73,577 points on AnTuTu. On Geekbench 6, the handset achieves 1,013 and 2,809 points in single-core and multi-core tests, respectively. That said, the phone's performance throttles at 72 percent of its peak performance while running 50 threads for half an hour on the CPU Throttle test. The OPPO Reno10 Pro 5G comes in just one RAM and storage configuration: 12GB+256GB. While the RAM can be expanded virtually up to 12GB, the storage remains fixed as there is no microSD card slot.On the software front, the OPPO Reno10 Pro 5G runs Android 13-based ColorOS 13.1 out of the box. Needless to say, there are several pre-installed apps, but the ColorOS skin is quite intuitive and offers some nifty features. These include the Smart Always-On display, which allows you to check important notifications without waking up the screen, an IR Remote Control, Multi-screen Connect, and the HeyTap account for seamless pairing with OPPO earbuds. Additionally, there are options to personalise the UI and several OxygenOS features like O-Relax, O-Haptics, and Omoji.The OPPO Reno10 Pro is 5G capable. Here's a speed test done using Airtel 5G Plus network in Faridabad, Haryana:

The OPPO Reno10 Pro 5G is equipped with a 4,600mAh battery, which offers decent backup for light users. I was averaging around 7 hours of screen-on-time between charges, with casual browsing, gaming, WhatsApp, and some navigation. On the PCMark 3.0 battery test, the OPPO Reno10 Pro 5G returned with a score of 13 hours and 36 minutes, which is good if not great.