Oppo A95

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Oppo A95 is a 2021 phone whose screen and RAM keep it relevant in 2026. The 6.43-inch full-HD panel resolves to about 409 PPI — dramatically sharper than the 720p screens at this price — and at 430 nits typical brightness it stays usable indoors and out. The Snapdragon 662 is a proven, efficient chip, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage are generous for the class, and the 48MP f/1.7 main camera with PDAF on a 1/2.0-inch sensor captures dependable photos. The 5000mAh battery covers a full day, and the 16MP front camera is above average for selfies. The honest caveats are age — this is four-year-old hardware with no 5G — and the fact that its only additional lenses are a 2MP macro and depth pair that add little. The Realme C100i costs 5,000 PKR less and counters with a 7000mAh battery — about 40% more endurance than the A95's 5000mAh — plus a newer June 2026 release date and an efficient 12nm T7250 chip. But the C100i's display is an HD+ 720p LCD at roughly 254 PPI against the A95's sharp 409 PPI full-HD panel, its camera is an 8MP sensor against the Oppo's 48MP f/1.7 unit, and its memory is 4GB/64GB against 8GB/128GB. The C100i's dimensions are also unlisted, so its size cannot be verified. If you want a sharper screen, more RAM and a real camera, the A95 earns its premium despite its age; if battery endurance and a lower price outrank everything, the C100i is the endurance king. Run the A95 IMEI through PTA's DIRBS — this 2021 Oppo is commonly resold as unregistered grey stock.