Oppo A6s Pro

At Rs. 104,995 for the single 8GB + 256GB variant, the Oppo A6s Pro is priced for buyers who care about selfies, battery life and toughness more than raw speed.

Where it earns its price:

• A 50MP ultra-wide front camera that is clearly the highlight, with automatic widening for group selfies
• A 7000 mAh battery with an 80W charger included in the box
• Water and dust protection rated up to IP69K, plus stereo speakers, an IR blaster and NFC
• A slim 8 mm body with an eye-catching back finish

Where it falls short:

• It is a 4G-only phone, which is hard to accept at this price in 2026
• The Helio G100 Max chipset is an entry-level gaming chip for this segment
• The rear camera is only average, and there is no real ultrawide on the back

The Infinix Note 60 costs Rs. 101,999 and offers 5G, a faster Dimensity 7400 chip and a 144Hz screen, though with a smaller battery, slower 45W charging and a 13MP selfie camera. The Motorola Moto G77 at Rs. 91,999 also adds 5G for less money but has a 5200 mAh battery and 30W charging.

Verdict: worth it only if selfie quality, durability and long battery life are your priorities. Gamers and buyers who want 5G will get more from the alternatives.

The Oppo A6s Pro uses a 6.57-inch AMOLED panel with Full HD+ resolution (1080 x 2372) and a 120Hz refresh rate. On a screen this size, that resolution keeps text and icons sharp, and the high refresh rate makes scrolling through social apps and menus feel smooth.

Brightness is rated at 600 nits typical and 1400 nits in high brightness mode. In practice the screen comes across as bright with punchy colours, and outdoor visibility is described as comfortable for daily use rather than class-leading. Rivals such as the Infinix Note 60 list higher brightness figures.

Other points worth knowing:

• Thin bezels give the front a modern look
• The optical in-display fingerprint reader is quick, though it sits fairly low on the screen
• Widevine L1 support means streaming apps can play in HD, and YouTube runs up to 1440p
• Glass protection is AGC DT-Star D+, and a screen protector comes pre-applied

The main limitation is that this is a 120Hz panel in a price range where some competitors already offer 144Hz. For video, reading and everyday scrolling, it is a strong screen for the money.

The Oppo A6s Pro runs on the MediaTek Helio G100 Max (6 nm) with 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 256GB of UFS 2.2 storage, expandable with a microSD card through the hybrid SIM slot.

For everyday use, the phone feels smooth. ColorOS 16 is well optimised, so apps, animations and multitasking between social media, calls and messaging do not show noticeable lag or stutter. Oppo also promises up to six years of fluency protection, meaning the phone is meant to stay responsive as it ages.

Gaming is the weak area. PUBG Mobile runs at Smooth graphics with Extreme frame rate, or HDR graphics with Ultra frame rate, which is fine for casual players. But for a phone costing Rs. 104,995 it is a modest gaming chip, and rivals at the same price use far stronger 5G processors. A vapour chamber is fitted to help keep temperatures in check.

Limitations to note:

• The chip is 4G only, so the phone cannot use 5G networks
• The slower memory and storage types are a step behind competitors
• Benchmark scores sit well below rivals in this segment

Buy it for smooth daily use, not for heavy gaming.

The front camera is the reason to buy this phone. It is a 50MP ultra-wide selfie camera with autofocus and a 100° field of view. In normal shots it offers 0.6x, 1x and 2x framing, and when more people step into the frame it can detect them and widen the shot automatically for group selfies.

Selfie results are detailed and sharp, with natural colours that are not oversaturated. Low-light selfies keep good detail, although some come out a little dull. AI tools such as Portrait Glow can brighten faces afterwards, and AI Perfect Shot can swap in a better face from another photo when someone blinks in a group selfie.

The rear camera is average. It pairs a 50MP main sensor with a 2MP auxiliary lens. Daylight photos have pleasing Oppo colours and look good, but nothing stands out compared with rivals at this price. There is no ultrawide or optical zoom on the back.

Video:

• Rear: up to 1080p at 60fps, with no optical stabilisation, so you need steady hands
• Front: 1080p at 30fps only, with no 4K on either camera

For vloggers and selfie lovers it is a strong choice. For rear-camera photography, competitors do better.

The Oppo A6s Pro has a 7000 mAh battery, which is large for a phone that is only 8 mm thick.

Typical screen-on time lands between 10 and 12 hours on a busy day of browsing, video and social apps, and lighter users can expect close to two days per charge. The compact 6.57-inch screen and the efficient 6 nm chip both help endurance.

Charging:

• 80W SUPERVOOC fast charging, with the 80W charger included in the box
• A full charge takes roughly 55 minutes to an hour
• The bundled cable is Type-A to Type-C; a Type-C to Type-C cable still fast charges, but not at full speed
• 5W reverse wired charging lets you top up earbuds or another phone

There is no wireless charging, which is normal at this price. Overall, battery life and charging speed are among this phone's strongest points.

The phone ships with Android 16 and ColorOS 16. ColorOS is one of the most feature-rich Android skins, with smooth animations, Flux themes, adjustable icon sizes and wide customisation options. Some widgets found on the Reno 15 series are missing, but most of the Reno-level features are here.

Useful features:

• AI editing tools in the gallery: AI Eraser, Recompose, Portrait Glow, Perfect Shot and a clarity mode that sharpens photos up to 4K
• AI Writer, AI Summary, AI Translate and a notes assistant
• AI LinkBoost, designed to hold a better signal in weak network areas
• Oppo's own dialer with call recording
• Bluetooth calling between Oppo phones without Wi-Fi or mobile signal

The AI tools have no usage credits, so they can be used without paying extra, which is not true of every brand.

Oppo promises up to six years of fluency protection, but this is a smoothness promise, not a confirmed Android update schedule. Oppo has not published how many Android versions or years of security updates the Oppo A6s Pro will get in Pakistan.