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F27 Pro+ vs Reno10 Pro

Device summary

OPPO

F27 Pro+

OPPO

Reno10 Pro

Full specifications

Full specifications
Basic information
Release year20242023
Starting price——
Display size——
Dimensions74.3 mm × 162.7 mm × 7.9 mm74.2 mm × 162.3 mm × 7.9 mm
Weight177 g185 g
Front material——
Back material——

Basic information

Release year

F27 Pro+
2024
Reno10 Pro
2023

Starting price

F27 Pro+
—
Reno10 Pro
—

Display size

F27 Pro+
—
Reno10 Pro
—

Dimensions

F27 Pro+
74.3 mm × 162.7 mm × 7.9 mm
Reno10 Pro
74.2 mm × 162.3 mm × 7.9 mm

Weight

F27 Pro+
177 g
Reno10 Pro
185 g

Front material

F27 Pro+
—
Reno10 Pro
—

Back material

F27 Pro+
—
Reno10 Pro
—

Key differences

The most meaningful measured gaps in size and weight — not an overall winner.

  • Weight

    F27 Pro+

    8 g lighter · minor difference

  • Height

    Very similar height

  • Width

    Very similar width

  • Thickness

    Very similar thickness

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User Experience Summary

F27 Pro+

Strengths

  • IP69, IP68, and IP66 certifications together — a first for the F-series
  • MIL-STD-810H shock resistance and SGS five-star drop rating
  • Fast 67W SUPERVOOC charging with dependable all-day battery

Compromises

  • No dedicated ultrawide lens limits camera versatility
  • Main camera lacks OIS, affecting handheld low-light sharpness
  • Dimensity 7050 trails some similarly priced rivals in benchmarks
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