Oppo A5x 5G

. Design Vibes

This thing’s not huge but not tiny, either. Fits in your hand, feels sturdy. IP65 keeps dust and water at bay, MIL-STD-810H means it won’t freak out if you drop it. Glass front looks slick, plastic back keeps it light. Colors? Tranquil Lake Green is the standout—kind of chill, kind of trendy. The 360° Armour Body is like a phone case built-in, so go ahead, be clumsy.

2. Screen Time

6.67-inch IPS LCD, 120Hz refresh, and a silky 240Hz touch rate. Scrolling’s smooth, but yeah, it’s not the sharpest—just HD+ at 264 PPI. If you want razor-sharp, you’ll feel the difference. Still, 1000 nits of brightness is solid for outdoors, and the color’s pretty decent (83% DCI-P3). Handy extras like Glove Touch and Outdoor Mode make it usable in messy conditions.

3. Cameras

You’ve got one 32MP rear camera (GalaxyCore GC32E2, f/1.9). It does the job in daylight with autofocus and a decent lens, but at night? Eh, not so much. Some AI stuff like Eraser 2.0 and Smart Image Matting help jazz up your pics, but don’t expect miracles. Selfies get a basic 5MP cam. No slow-mo, though.

4. Battery & Charging

Here’s where it shines: 6000mAh lasts a day and a half, easy. Fast charging is legit—50% in 37 minutes, 30% in 19. Beats lots of budget phones. Supports 33W PPS and 13.5W PD too. No wireless charging, but, come on, at this price?

5. Software Stuff

It’s running ColorOS 15 on Android 15, feels smooth, and looks nice. AI features for editing, some performance tweaks with Trinity Engine. The Dimensity 6300 chip breezes through daily stuff and light games, but don’t expect it to run Genshin Impact on max. Updates only for a couple years, which is, honestly, kind of weak.