Oppo Reno 13F

OhoPrice editorial review

The Oppo Reno 13F at 79,999 PKR is the most balanced modern device in this batch. It pairs a large 5800mAh battery, the standout endurance figure here, with a 120Hz display that peaks at 2100 nits, so it is both long-lasting and readable in harsh sunlight. The 50MP main with OIS plus an 8MP ultrawide and a macro lens gives a genuinely useful triple camera, the 32MP selfie is strong, and the 6.67-inch 1080x2400 panel at about 395 PPI is sharp. The Helio G100 is a competent 6nm midrange chip that handles daily tasks and light gaming well, and 8GB RAM with 256GB storage is comfortable. With a 2025 launch, software support is fresh. The main gaps are no 5G and a midrange chip at an upper-midrange price, but the battery, screen and camera combination makes it an easy recommendation for practical buyers. The Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus at 69,999 PKR is 10,000 PKR cheaper and counters on display and speed: a 144Hz AMOLED peaking at 4500 nits versus the Reno 13F's 120Hz panel (whose type is not stated in the listing), a faster Helio G200, and a thinner 6mm frame. The Reno 13F answers with a 5800mAh battery against 5160mAh, a stabilised 50MP main with an 8MP ultrawide versus the Infinix's single 50MP, a 32MP front camera over 13MP, and a 2025 Oppo build with stronger software support. If endurance and camera versatility matter more than peak brightness and price, the Reno 13F justifies its premium; if you want maximum display brightness and savings, the Hot 60 Pro Plus wins. Confirm PTA approval via DIRBS for the Reno 13F, since popular Oppo models are often grey-imported.