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OPPO F7 Review

OPPO F7 Review

Posted on April 12, 2018July 11, 2019 By Jarvis

OPPO is one of those brands that quickly adapts to the latest design trends. When 18:9 screens were trending, they released the F5 in the Philippines. Now that we have the notch design, the company released its successor, the OPPO F7. Is the notch the only thing this phone has to offer? Find out in our review.

Design and Construction

The OPPO F7, on the front, looks similar to its cousin in China, the OPPO R15. It has a large 6.23-inch display with a tiny notch that houses the 25MP selfie camera, earpiece, and sensor. An LED notification light is absent though, which is weird. Protecting them is Corning Gorilla Glass 5 and a pre-installed screen protector.

The F7 uses on-screen navigation buttons so you won’t find any capacitive keys in the slim bezel at the bottom.
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