OPPO Reno 15

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Reno 15 is a curious beast at 169,999 PKR: the data lists a 50MP front camera to match the 50MP rear — a dual-50MP setup that suggests a serious selfie-first design — but almost everything else about it is a mystery. The display is FHD+ at 2760×1256 on 6.59 inches, which resolves to a very sharp ~460 PPI, yet the panel type is listed as N/A and the dimensions as N/A, so you cannot confirm whether it is AMOLED or how it feels in hand. The Snapdragon 7 series chip is modern and the 6500mAh battery with 12GB/512GB is generous, but with the display type, body size and camera details all unpublished, this is a phone to inspect physically before trusting the spec sheet. The Nothing Phone 3A is 16,500 PKR cheaper and offers a far more complete, verifiable package: a documented 120Hz AMOLED at ~388 PPI, a triple rear camera with a 50MP main and 50MP 2x telephoto plus an 8MP ultrawide, a 32MP front camera, 12GB RAM and 256GB storage. The Reno 15 answers with the sharper ~460 PPI panel, double the storage at 512GB, and a larger 6500mAh battery against the Nothing's 5000mAh, plus that intriguing dual-50MP camera claim. But with the Reno's core details unlisted, buying it is a leap of faith; the Nothing 3A gives you a known quantity for less money. Verify the Reno 15 in person before committing. At 170K, check the IMEI's PTA status and demand a tax invoice — but insist on a hands-on demo first, given the incomplete spec sheet.