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Welcome, in front of me is an Oppo A54 and today I'll show you how to go through the
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setup process of the device. So when you boot it up for the first time, you will start off by selecting the language
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that you wish to have your device in. I'm going to stick with English and from there let's press next and choose our region
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Next we have the user agreement, so obviously you can read exactly what you have to agree to
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From there click on the checkbox and go to the next page
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I have user privacy, security and protection, because there is no other option but to press next
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Then we have some user experience programs which you can join if you wish to or completely
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disregard them if you don't care. Here we have the option to connect to WiFi, so if you have a network near you that you
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can connect to, then go right ahead and connect to. And if you don't feel like doing so you can just skip it
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The only downside of skipping it right now is that later on throughout the setup you
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won't have the option to log in to Google account, which still can be done later on
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after the setup is complete through settings once you connect to any kind of network
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So I'm going to skip it here. And then we have WiFi assistant, so this is just a nice option from OPPO that when enabled
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the device will choose itself what is the best network around you and will basically
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connect to it, assuming it can. And if all the networks that are around you are just garbage, it will switch to mobile
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network if you check the second box. I have Google services, so location scanning, sending user and diagnostic data, the typical
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Google stuff. If you don't like it, turn it off. If you do, leave it on
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We have protection to our device, so we can set up password or technically a screen lock
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fingerprint or face recognition. Now these are just kind of like weirdly translated password, fingerprint and face, face what
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So yeah, OPPO should work on their description of unlocking methods. But basically you can skip this if you don't want it
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If you do want to add something like a fingerprint, you are still required to add a screen lock
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that'd be pin, pattern or password. Or you can just set up one of those
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So let's go to password, which by some odd reason, instead of giving you even the password
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as a default option, it goes to pin instead, because reasons. So let's tap on, use a different password type
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That mentally hurts me. So anyway, once you tap on that button, you'll have options between pattern, actual or not
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actual, a four digit pin, then we have four to 16 digit pin and not a password
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And then we have the actual alphabetical password, which the word password fits to as this only
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option here. So anyway, I'm going to go with a pattern. So let's draw the pattern, then redraw the same pattern once more, and this will automatically
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confirm it. I recommend it auto-update overnight, just an option. If you want to turn it on, if you don't care, leave it off
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Import data, this will allow you to move all the data from your old device to this one
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So all the contacts, photos, stuff like that can be simply transferred over to the new device
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Now it will require an application for it, which you will have to download on your older
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device and then you can simply connect them and go through it and move over the data
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I'm going to set it up as new anyway, so let's just tap on next and get started and we are
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done with the setup. So if you found this very helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
