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Oppo R17 Pro Smartphone Hands-on Review

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Now, beyond the confusing maze of settings, OPPO offers plenty of experience customization out of the box.

There are settings to automatically turn off or on services while driving complete with auto-responses and connection controls. There are also a number of gesture-based and on-screen tools for navigating around and the stock navigations can be customized.

OPPO Reno 2 comes fully bloated

A settings-based app that's not unlike Samsung's edge screen feature, offering quick access to apps and tools, is present too. If there's a customization-type feature or even a security feature you can imagine, it's probably available in the settings on OPPO's Reno Z.

The problem with extras is where they act as duplicates to what's already provided by Google services. Most of Google's apps are installed by default. But there are extras included too such as the Opera Browser and a Google Discovery-style browser called Yandex. Yandex Search is here too, duplicating Google's own app. Finally, OPPO has its own version of the Google page that's typically found with a swipe all the way to the left. Called Smart Assistant, that imitates the Google Assistant features for surfacing all of a user's important information on a single page.

But it really feels like forcing users to use its own solution instead of Google's. Those aren't duplicates and are too be expected regardless of which OEM a user goes with. More accurately, it's possible to break other applications with Game Space. The app serves as a central hub for controlling notifications, system UI, and other aspects of the phone during gameplay. It adds titles automatically and allows users to add their own apps as Game Space titles.

I added a single game to the app during my use and it immediately broke the game. I actually had to completely uninstall and reinstall the title before it would play again. Other games don't seem to see much by way of improvement in terms of performance with the app either. However, optimizations could become more prominent in online multiplayer titles, since there are a number of in-app features geared toward that specifically.

I didn't test that particular category of titles. It was inconsistent to the point of being difficult to even describe properly. It's well known that the latter device's in-display sensor is more secure than a standard sensor but is slow. It also requires a lot of pressure on the screen and doesn't always work properly even then. That led me to turn on a dual-security mode called Fingerprint-facial Combinational Unlock.

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The feature uses both. I presumed it would use either. Instead, it seems to use a combination of both to varying degrees of accuracy when the fingerprint key is pressed. Regardless, facial recognition was almost always faster but didn't always work, to begin with. Wearing a hat, for example, threw off the face recognition.

So did glasses. But it didn't do so every time. Dimly lit rooms or rooms with reflective materials facing the camera appeared to have the same effect. The experience of using both simultaneously is jarring and I returned to using just my fingerprint. It wasn't fast but it was a better experience. However, it shouldn't be expected that "better" in this case means that it was "great," even by comparison. It wasn't. A PIN might be the best way to unlock this phone. They didn't live up to the expectations set by the rest of the hardware. Even its Dolby Atmos compatibility — using both earpiece and bottom-firing speaker — doesn't save it from that.

Ordinarily, that statement might point to speakers that are too quiet or which are distorted. The problem with OPPO's speakers is that they're exceptionally loud, clear, and unbalanced. Because they're so loud, when I first started testing this phone playing games I had to keep the volume just a couple of clicks above off.

OPPO Reno 2 – The Bad Review

Any higher and I ran the risk of waking up family members in a small two-bedroom apartment. Later on, I turned them up and tried again and they were almost annoyingly loud. There's no chance a user who has this phone turned up is going to miss a notification. In most cases, the audio is going to be more than serviceable too. There's not a hint of distortion in the audio across movies, ringers, or games that's not meant to be there. The audio is as clean as any other smartphone. The bass tones are there, as shown when I listened to a few bass-specific testers.

They're undistorted and clean but lack power. So they're Utterly drowned out during music playback. That lack of punch makes the speakers seem tinny, even though they don't quite match that description. Now, I tested this handset without battery savings features activated. That gave me a good sense of battery life with heavier use for the average user. Despite that fact, this phone kept disconnecting from my Bluetooth-enabled watch whenever it was left alone for more than a few minutes.

That wasn't a consistent timeframe either. In some cases, it seemed to disconnect after a few minutes of being set down. In others, it did so after around an hour of being in my pocket. The result was messages that weren't received on the watch and other data failing to sync.

Presumably, that comes back to some form of battery saving that I just didn't have access to and that's not going to impact every wearable or Bluetooth device. Headphones, likely because of the media playback keeping the phone awake, didn't suffer the same issue. At least in the U.

That's despite fiddling with and resetting deeper settings to do with APN and networking. A phone reset didn't fix things either. Whatever the reason, this phone didn't want to connect completely to that network. But it's unclear whether that is going to be limited to that network or the region. Other data connectivity over mobile worked almost perfectly. But not pictures. Typically, the photo shooting capabilities of a smartphone make up the bulk of the review because that's how most users will utilize the hardware.

An Oppo tracker app is a tracker in every sense of the word.

…and that's setting aside the extra apps and how broken Game Space seems

It will monitor your route via GPS and ensure that the person with access to your account can see it. This feature can be extremely useful if you lose the smartphone or someone steals it. Remote control of the smartphone. Spy Phone App is an Oppo spy app that does not only monitor but also control the device. You can activate some features using specialized message commands. This will enable you to protect your personal info if you lose the device.

You can use commands to either wipe or lock the phone. Spy Phone App also offers an ambient surroundings recording feature initiated by a message command. Collecting proof. Millions of people face cyberbullying, harassment, or threats every day. When installing an Oppo spy on your kids' phones, you can use it to protect them from this and offer help when needed. Despite the fact that this type of evidence might not be admissible in court. However, you can definitely use it to prove that the harassment took place for getting a deal. Follow this instruction to install and start using Spy Phone App : 1.

Download the Spy Phone App installation file from the website. Click on the downloaded file to start the installation process. Activate the app through your Spy Phone App account.

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