Oppo Reno 13 Pro

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Reno 13 Pro justifies its 149,999 PKR price with a camera system that most phones in Pakistan cannot match. The 50MP main sensor on a 1/1.56-inch base with OIS is backed by a 50MP telephoto with true 3.5x optical zoom and its own OIS, plus an 8MP ultrawide — meaning you can frame tight portraits and wide scenes without losing detail, and the 50MP front camera with autofocus is a vlogging-class selfie shooter. The Dimensity 8350 is a modern 4nm chip, the 6.83-inch panel hits roughly 450 PPI and 1200 nits of peak brightness, and 12GB/512GB is flagship-grade storage. The 5800mAh battery is strong for this class. The trade-off is simply price: 150,000 PKR buys a lot of phone, and competitors undercut it. The Honor X9d costs about 20,500 PKR less and counters with an 8300mAh battery — around 1.4x the Reno's capacity, a remarkable endurance figure — plus 12GB/256GB and a Snapdragon 6 Gen 4. But the camera gap is decisive: the X9d's 108MP main with a 5MP ultrawide and 16MP front cannot approach the Reno's 3.5x optical telephoto, 50MP selfie or second 50MP rear sensor, and its AMOLED panel is lower resolution than the Reno's ~450 PPI display. The Honor also leaves camera sensor details thinner on paper. Choose the Reno 13 Pro if photography and storage volume rule; choose the X9d if a massive battery and a lower price matter more than optical zoom. At this price bracket, confirm PTA registration and demand a proper tax invoice — high-value OPPO and Honor units are prime grey-import territory.