Pls tell me how to uninstall finshell pay. It is SO annoying. I get too many unnecessary spam messages and am unable to disable the app. WHY does oppo have so many useless apps that we can't delete??? I got the phone 2 weeks ago and already the apps take up 10gb of space!!! Of which most can't be removed!! Music party, hot apps, finshell pay and more. Kindly help asapAlso oppo needs to work on the Screen mirror feature.

Worst video calling system...In this, the screen on your side looks very small. It's in the bottom corner, you can't even slide it and you can not make it big...Due to which you are not able to make a video call to anyone and you are not even able to see whether you are coming on the screen correctly or not...Please do something for that...And one more thing you can not put memory card in it...Normal Camera quality is brighter and fake...I purchased this because of blure system in it... Bt now I'm facing problems

A Perfect Blend of Affordability and Performance

I've been using the Oppo Ren8 Lite for five days now, and I must say it has exceeded all my expectations. This phone is an absolute gem, combining a perfect size, excellent camera capabilities, and affordability, making it a strong recommendation for anyone seeking a remarkable smartphone experience without breaking the bank.First and foremost, the Oppo Ren8 Lite boasts a 6.43-inch display with an impressive 85.3% screen-to-body ratio. This means that the device offers a generous and immersive screen real estate, making it ideal for browsing, gaming, and streaming content. The visual experience is delightful, thanks to its vibrant colors and crisp resolution. It may not be 4K or 60fps, but this bad boy gets the job done!What I appreciate the most about the Oppo ... MoreI've been using the Oppo Ren8 Lite for five days now, and I must say it has exceeded all my expectations. This phone is an absolute gem, combining a perfect size, excellent camera capabilities, and affordability, making it a strong recommendation for anyone seeking a remarkable smartphone experience without breaking the bank.First and foremost, the Oppo Ren8 Lite boasts a 6.43-inch display with an impressive 85.3% screen-to-body ratio. This means that the device offers a generous and immersive screen real estate, making it ideal for browsing, gaming, and streaming content. The visual experience is delightful, thanks to its vibrant colors and crisp resolution. It may not be 4K or 60fps, but this bad boy gets the job done!What I appreciate the most about the Oppo Ren8 Lite is its simplicity and efficiency. There is no bloatware to slow down the performance, ensuring a smooth and seamless user experience. The phone runs smoothly, handling multiple tasks and applications with ease. The processing power is more than sufficient for everyday use, and I have not experienced any lags or delays.Another significant advantage of this device is its affordability. In a world where flagship smartphones are becoming increasingly expensive, the Oppo Ren8 Lite stands as an exception, offering a competitive price tag without compromising on performance. It provides excellent value for money, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers.Comparing the Oppo Ren8 Lite to Apple's iPhones, the difference in price is evident. Yet, this phone easily competes in terms of performance, camera capabilities, and overall user experience. For those seeking a cost-effective alternative to expensive flagship phones, the Oppo Ren8 Lite is a fantastic choice.

A little disappointing

A bit disappointed compared to previous Reno models.Phone looks great, software is great. But the battery is a big negative. Although it's fast charging, it doesn't last a full day on moderate use. This phone will need 2 charges per day to keep functioning.Another issue I have is the camera shape and location makes it really difficult to find good cases that will protect the lense. This because it protrudes so far out from the phone she'll, it's prone to damage.

About as good as a mobile can get..

Superb bit of kit, between us this is our sixth oppo mobile. Apart from being incredible value, their operating system has far less bloatware than anything else. The quality of build and reliability is as good as it gets. Oppo phones all come with a silicon cover in the box, so dropping them is never catastrophic …have used all other big brands too..but far prefer oppo, this one is also not too big compared to others. Getting them from jbhifi , thy csn take two SIM cards, useful if you travel, ones from telecom, are not only branded but will only take a single sim

All good, does what its supposed to

Well, my wife has an iphone 13. We use our phones at home as our modem. She always gets DOUBLE the speed I do from the same computer, just moments apart - all the time. I thought 5G was 5G. Wrong! Looks like I upgraded from my Samsung S10 for nothing! Compared to my old phone I found this a little "too nanny like". EVERY phone call...... add to contact/report as spam...... things like that can become really annoying! ALSO be sure to test PHONE SIZES in your pocket, never knew my S10 was in my pocket - like my wallet, now I can always feel a phone in there - annoying!

Good phone, some good things, some bad

Decided to try a cheaper phone, in the past I've bought flagship Pixels.The phone has worked as expected, camera is not as nice in the dark as my previous Pixel 4 XL but otherwise it seems good enough.I like that there's two years warranty but a little saddened it's still on Android 11, hoping there will be an update.The fingerprint unlock works every time and much more convenient than face unlock.Bluetooth audio seems to sometimes cut out for a split second while listening to a song, this is a little annoying.

Great phone - awesome value!!

I upgraded from a Motorola Edge 20 to the Oppo Reno8 Lite. It's not that there was anything wrong with the Motorola, just really annoying little things (like the worlds slowest camera, for example).The Reno8 Lite, by comparison, is exceptional. The hardware is very responsive, the Color OS overlay is clever, customisable and extremely functional, it's running the latest Android (update received the day after I bought it), the cameras are very, very good and the signal reception (phone, Bluetooth, GPS, wifi, NFC) is the best I've had.Overall, this is a great phone and when you consider the price, it's punching well above its weight. It's a keeper!!

This phone is not worth it's price

(CAMERA) The camera quality for taking photos is about average. However, when you attempt to record a video with the phone, the recording lags at first making the video seem glitchy for about 2 seconds. This phone also seems to have a problem taking screen recordings like when something I wanna record something on YouTube using the screen record, it doesn't even seem to work most the time.Other than the camera, every thing else seems to be okay. This phone is kinda overpriced. It's a meh phone (GO FOR IPHONE ‼️)

Very Happy

Takes some getting used to the iPhone-like ColorOS interface, having previously used Moto phones for the past 20 years. Went to Oppo because a site showed Oppo is a champ at finding and holding less than CBD strength mobile signals. Does that noticeably better than my previous Moto G6+ in suburban Melbourne. BT connections are very stable. Camera is decent. Fingerprint ID is a bit slow. A month on and I would buy one again. Check Cybershack reviews for the many good and fewer ordinary aspects.