As more and more smartphones start looking the same with similar hardware on offer, brands are unable to do enough to differentiate their phones. But Oppo has done something different with the F11 Pro. The 6.5-inch smartphone eliminates the notch by placing the selfie camera in a module that pops up from the top of the device. And that’s a good thing. The lack of a notch means more screen space and bezel-less screen. And it has a 48MP camera as well. But even with a pop-up selfie camera and a bezel-less screen, does the Oppo F11 Pro do enough to stand out in the market where a phone like the Redmi Note 7 Pro gets the job done at half the price? Here is our detailed review of the Oppo F11 Pro.
Oppo F11 Pro specifications: 6.5-inch FHD+ display|MediaTek Helio P70 processor|6GB RAM|64GB internal memory|48MP Sony IMX586 sensor+5MP secondary camera|16MP pop-up selfie camera|4000mAh battery with VOOC 3.0 fast charging| ColorOS 6.0, based on Android 9.0. After wowing the world with its initial designs, Oppo was criticised for making phones that look similar to the iPhone. But lately, Oppo seems to have taken note of these inputs. Its latest F11 Pro doesn’t look like an iPhone, or any Android for that matter.
The most eye-catching thing about the design is the back panel and its two-tone gradient finish. My review unit had this stunning Aurora Green colour. The handset is also available in Thunder Black. The back of the device also houses a dual-camera setup in a vertical orientation (within a strip), and below is the fingerprint scanner, and then Oppo’s branding. And on the bottom, you’ll find a headphone jack — an increasingly rare feature among many smartphones. The front side of the phone is dominated by a large, bezel-less screen. Meanwhile, the front camera module as a pop-up component is placed at the top of the phone.
