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OPPO A71 (2018) Review

OPPO A71 (2018) Review

Posted on March 18, 2018July 7, 2019 By Jarvis

OPPO released the A71 in 2017, but the company has decided to release a newer version of it this year. Compared to the previous A71, the new A71 (2018) is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 450 chipset, replacing the old MediaTek MT6750, and packs less RAM (the old one has a 3GB RAM). That aside, what else has changed? Find out in our review.

Design and Construction

Design-wise, the A71 (2018) has barely any difference with its predecessor. It still has that curvy yet thin design which is notable in every OPPO device. The device feels light and thin in the hands and the matte back finish isn’t a fingerprint magnet, which we really liked.
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