Oppo F19 Pro

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The F19 Pro is a camera phone first and everything else second. The 48MP main on a 1/2.0-inch sensor with PDAF is solid, the 8MP ultrawide adds genuine flexibility, and the macro-and-depth pair complete a genuinely useful quad setup. But the crown jewel is the 32MP front camera — for selfies, video calls and short-form content, it outclasses most phones at 36,999 PKR. The 6.43-inch AMOLED at 1080p resolves to about 409 PPI, so it is sharp with proper OLED contrast, and 8GB/128GB is comfortable. The Helio P95 and 4310mAh battery are merely adequate, and at 7.8mm it is a slim, light phone. It is 2021 hardware, so weigh that against the price. The Honor X5c Plus is 5,000 PKR cheaper and wins the performance and battery arguments: a Helio G81 that outruns the F19 Pro's P95, and 5260mAh against 4310mAh. But the Honor's display is a 720p TFT LCD at about 260 PPI, versus the F19 Pro's sharply detailed 409 PPI AMOLED, and its 5MP front camera is no match for OPPO's 32MP selfie shooter. Both offer 128GB of storage. If you shoot selfies, watch video or care about screen quality, the F19 Pro is worth the 5,000 PKR; if you need a faster chip and longer battery for less money, the X5c Plus is the value choice. Run the F19 Pro IMEI against PTA's DIRBS — 2021 OPPO models are a recurring grey import.