OPPO R7 Plus Pro Reviews

Overall, the Oppo R7 Plus is a smartphone for users who insist on having a seriously large display for Internet and multimedia consumption, and also have design as a priority over premium-tier specifications. For this type of smartphone user, Oppo's phablet should tick nearly every mark. In addition, the R7 Plus has a camera that's very good, at least for the most part, and its battery life is excellent. But that's about all that makes the phablet great. The complaints we have are quite substantial. Basically, The R7 Plus's display characteristics don't live up to its price tag, which revolves around the $500 mark. The phone's performance also leaves a lot to be desired, especially when it comes to graphics performance. For the same amount of money Oppo asks for the R7 Plus, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 offers a better display, significantly faster graphics, a better camera, and additional functionality over the Oppo R7 Plus. Then there's the Google Nexus 6, which is more responsive with its performance and packs a better screen, all while costing less than 400 bucks. And while we're at it, we can also recommend the sub-$500 LG G4 as a high-end smartphone that may be a bit smaller and lack that metallic lustre, but has a higher-resolution display and is likely superior to the Oppo R7 Plus with its camera performance. We think these three phones make for more sensible buys.

I’m struggling to think of a better mid-range Android phone on the market right now that is better than the R7 Plus. Though its unlocked price of $499 puts it near the top of its class, it nonetheless offers much more than rivals: from the execution of its design to its software, it’s the phone to get if you’re in the market for a mid-range device and have a slightly bigger budget. Throw in the excellent battery life and you have a strong alternative to the Galaxy Note 5 for those who don’t demand a stylus with their phablet.