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In 2026, Oppo does something strange. It
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releases two smartphones with almost
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identical names. The same 6,500 mAh
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battery, the same 80 watt fast charging,
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and even the same IP69 protection. But
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one is the Pro and the other is the
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fast. So, the main question is, is there
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a real difference or are you just paying
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extra for the word pro? Today, we'll
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break it down without marketing hype and
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at the end, I'll tell you which one is
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actually worth buying for you.
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At first glance, these smartphones look
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similar, but they feel very different in
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hand. Oppo Reno 15 Pro features a glass
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back, a metal frame, and a slimmer body.
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The thickness is under 8 mm, and the
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weight is around 205 g. It feels heavy,
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solid, and premium. The OP Reno 15 FS is
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slightly thicker and lighter. It also
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has a metal frame and a glass back, but
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the overall feel is simpler. It's less
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premium to the touch, but more
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comfortable for everyday use. If you
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don't like heavy phones, both
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smartphones are IP69 certified, so
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they're not afraid of water, rain, or
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tough conditions. If premium inhand feel
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matters to you, the Pro feels different
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The Oppo Reno 15 Pro comes with a 6.78
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in AMOLED display with a 2772x
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1,272 resolution, 450 pixels per inch,
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and an adaptive fresh rate from 1 to 120
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Hz. The most important part is
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brightness. In HDR, it reaches up to
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3,600 nits. That's true flagship level
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brightness. Easy to read outdoors and
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extremely impressive for videos and
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games. The Reno 15 FS also has an AMOLED
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display with 120 Hz, but it's simpler.
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Low resolution around 397 pixels per
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inch and big brightness up to 1,400
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nits. The screen is good, no complaints,
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but next to the Pro, it looks less
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impressive. If you watch a lot of
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videos, shoot content, edit, or just
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want that wow display, the Pro Vins
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The Reno 15 Pro has a 200 megapixel main
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camera, a 50 megap telephoto with 3.5x
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optical zoom, a 50 megap ultrawide
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camera, and optical stabilization on
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most lenses. It also records 4K videos
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at 60 fps. The Reno 15 FS has a 50 MP
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main camera and 8 MP ultra wide and 2 MP
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macro and records 4K videos at 30 fps.
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In real use, the Reno 15 Pro is clearly
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better. It has higher detail, better
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night photography, real optical zoom,
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and more stable video. The Reno 15 FS
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delivers decent daytime photos and good
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selfies, but it's solid mid-range
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quality. Nothing more.
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Now, the battery and charging are an
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unexpected tie, and here comes a
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surprise. Both smartphones have a 6,500
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mAh silicon carbon battery. Both support
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80 watts fast charging, but the only
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difference is that the Pro also supports
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50 watt wireless charging. The only real
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difference is that the Pro also supports
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50 watt wireless charging. The battery
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life is very similar with 1 and 1/2 to 2
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days of normal use and about a full day
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of heavy usage without issues. If
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wireless charging doesn't matter to you,
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this is basically a tie.
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We can also talk about connectivity,
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audio, and other small extras. Both
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smartphones offer stereo speakers, 5G,
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NFC, and ESIM, Android 16 with color 16,
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but the Reno 15 Pro adds a few extras
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like Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.4 with more
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stable connections, and infrared port.
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These are small things, but they do make
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a difference in daily use.
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And the most important part, you should
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choose Oppo Reno 15 Pro if camera
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quality matters to you, you play games
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or work on your phone, if you want a top
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tier display, and if you want
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performance headroom for the next 3 to 4
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years, the Oppo Reno 15 FS is a better
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choice if you need a reliable everyday
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smartphone. battery life is a priority.
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You don't play heavy games and you want
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to save money but still get IP69 and 120
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Thank you for watching the video. If it
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helped you make a choice, make sure to
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know in the comments which phone you
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prefer. See you in the next one.