Oppo A57 Price In India: Great Design With Excellent Camera
Harin - Feb 14, 2020
When it was first launched, the Oppo A57 price in India was Rs. 14,990. Continue with our Oppo A57 review to see if this phone is for you or not.
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Chinese smartphone maker Oppo launched its mid-range selfie smartphone A57 on February 3. When it was first launched, the Oppo A57 price in India was Rs. 14,990. The phone only comes in Gold color. The phone was introduced as a successor of the F1s. The phone has many features that normally come from a more expensive phone. Continue with our Oppo A57 review to see if this phone is for you or not.
Oppo A57 Design and Build
Although the A57 isn’t as thin as the flagship phone R9s, it is not chunky at 8mm. In India, Oppo A57 black is not available as there is only a gold version. The fingerprint reader is at the bottom of the screen, which responses almost instantaneously. No matter how you rest your finger, your smartphone will be unlocked instantly.
Users can also use the fingerprint reader as a home bottom. And compared to Motorola’s competitors, this offers users a much better use of space.
A57 is smaller than the F1s because of its smaller display. But it has almost the same measurements as the Oppo A39. Both weigh 147 grams.
Oppo A57 Display
Oppo A57 has an IPS TFT panel measured at 5.2 inches with HD resolution. Oppo uses Corning Gorilla Glass to cover the screen and adds a pre-installed plastic film for more protection. Up to 10-point touch is supported. The adaptive brightness works well with the eye protection feature. The colors look slightly saturated. Oppo A57 has good viewing angles and can work decently outdoor.
Oppo A57 UI
The device runs on Android Marshmallow with ColorOS v3.0.0i. However, the difference in terms of performance is hard to spot. The UI works smoothly and is easy to use, especially if you are used to be an iPhone owner. This is because not only the ColourOS looks just like Apple iOS, it also tries to function like it.
But there are things that could have been improved like the file manager app and the messaging app, for example. Since ColorOS was released, these applications still don’t have the function for tap and hold. As a result, users, when wanting to perform certain tasks, will have to do some additional steps.
Oppo A57 Performance
Oppo A57 has the Qualcomm snapdragon 435 chipset with an octa-core Cortex-A53 64-bit CPU at 1.4GHz. It isn’t the fastest octa-core but most general-usage apps still work without any delay. Users can play games such as Pokemon Go and Angry Birds without dropping frames.
Heavier games like Dead Trigger 2, Modern Combat 5, and NBA 2K15 run without noticeable dropped frames or lags. If users use several apps simultaneously, the smartphone is still really responsive.
Meanwhile, with the 32GB ROM, users will have plenty of internal storage space to use. If they want more space, there is a slot for a microSD card.
Oppo 57 Camera
When compared to the F3 and F3 Plus, the camera interface of Oppo 57 is identical. This is understandable since all three phones have the same ColorOS version. The interface is straightforward and easy to use, especially in auto mode. The Expert Mode is for those who love to make changes to the settings.
The front camera of the Oppo A57 has higher megapixels than the back camera since it is a selfie-focused phone. The selfie/front camera is a 16-megapixel one while the rear camera is a 13-megapixel one.
In good lighting conditions, the photos come out sharp and colorful. Focusing was quick without any noticeable shutter lag.
Meanwhile, in low lighting conditions, things become more challenging. It is still capable as long as you stay very still and your subjects do not move around. With moderate light indoor, the results are still acceptable. There is a grain but the details are still there.
The phone can shoot 1080p videos. The image isn’t the crispest while users can notice the lack of image stabilization. However, focusing is fast and accurate. When holding the phone steadily, the images still look acceptable. Although there is grain, the details are still captured. The audio problem is the main downside, though.
Oppo A57 has an impressive selfie camera. The images come out sharp. Beauty Mode adds to the photos an airbrushing touch to remove any blemishes.
Oppo A57 Battery
Compared to the F1s, the battery of the Oppo A57 is not up to expectation. The smartphone barely lasts for a full day if users use navigation, social media, web browsing, and playing games. This is really a shame, considering the fact that it has similar specs as the F1s. Nonetheless, the phone’s 2,900mAh battery charges very quickly.
Verdict
The Oppo A57 has a great design with an excellent front camera for those who love taking selfies. The 2,900mAh battery which lasts for one full day is acceptable if you only need it for daily tasks. Plus, the battery charges really quickly. Oppo A57 price in India is around Rs 10,000, which is affordable.
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