Very lightweight and fairly compact for the screen size and battery capacity.

All plastic build makes it light, but it's not too premium.

If you want to be gaming hard on mobile for a reasonable price, a Snapdragon 855 handset will do much better. The recent S765 offerings will net you 5G and a smaller performance boost. If none of that really matters to you, the Reno4 Pro will likely...

Impressive sleek and slim build for a 5G phone ; 90Hz AMOLED display is lovely ; Stylish design ; Snapdragon 765G processor is quick and reliable ; Silly-fast charging speeds

Price is quite high considering the overall spec ; Seems very similar to the Oppo Find X2 Neo ; No wireless charging here ; Graphics aren't always super polished in all games

The mid-range market is really heating up this year, and Oppo is constantly refreshing its offering to stay on top. The Reno 4 Pro is a really attractive option, too, although its slightly high price point may push people towards a cheaper option.

Design ; Display ; Battery life ; Fast charging ; Video recording

Macro Camera ; Night mode

Good mid-range performance ; Textured glass for a confident hold and fewer fingerprints ; Extremely fast charging ; Decent but unimpressive camera output

Not 5G-ready ; Doesn't easily stand out in the market

Very fast charging ; Gorgeous screen ; Great cameras

No wireless charging ; Midrange power ; Too expensive

At £699, the Reno 4 Pro charges big bucks for midrange power, but if you can get past that, its design, camera, screen, and very nippy charging delight

Attractive design despite the plastic back; Solid build quality; Great display; Snappy performance; 65W Super VOOC fast charging; Decent battery life; Lightweight; 8GB/128GB base model

The back is plastic (no way around it); Limited availability; No stereo speakers; Disappointing camera performance

Superfast charging ; Distinctive but comfortable design ; Good display and audio

Older software ; Average performance

It's unfortunate that the Reno4 didn't hit the U.K. market earlier in the year. If it had arrived shortly after the OnePlus 8, and before we had a summer and fall of strong midrange phones like the OnePlus Nord and Pixel 4a 5G, then Oppo’s phone would...

Beautifully thin and tapered design ; Charges in under 40 minutes ; Lots of storage

Low horsepower for gaming ; Competent, not class-leading camera ; Expensive

The Oppo Reno 4 Pro is one of the thinnest phones around, and combines that litheness with premium design, a competent camera system, and a stunning screen. While it definitely isn’t without its highlights, costing £699 (roughly $900), it’s the most...

DesignS slim and light, 65W fast charging, Display

Average rear cameras, Underpowered SoC