OPPO A74 5G Unboxing & First Impressions: Light in weight but packed with power! ⚡ By Adam Lobo TV

Hey guys, Adam Logo here from Adam Logo TV and in this video, I, will be unboxing and giving you my first impressions of the OPP A74 5G, So let's check it. Out! Starting from the unboxing, the box comes in white, with OPP A74 on top and the visuals of the phone in the middle Then at the back, You will find some specs and the color variant that you guys choose. Slide open the box cover and opening another cover inside reveals another smaller box, which contains the SIM ejector, pin the user guide and a clear phone case, Nice job, OPP! Because, who gives that nowadays? Then? You will find the phone itself Underneath, you'll find the earphones Nice one again!, A USB-A to USB-C cable and an 18-watt fast charging, brick Next. Looking at the phone's design and build it is really refreshing to hold a light phone as flagship phones. These days are getting really heavier by the day, so this phone did feel pretty nice to hold. During my initial impressions of the phone, I have to say that I love the finish at the back, where it had a glossy plastic back and the gradient finish surely did not make the phone look like.

It was trying too hard to stand out where instead, it looked more classy and had a stylish finish and at the sides, you'll find the matte gray finish to really complement the overall look of the phone And. Speaking of the color options. There are two colors for you guys to choose from the one which I have is called the Fluid Black, and it is also available in Space Silver Speaking of the back again, I also really appreciated the rather medium-sized camera bump, which made the phone had no issues when typing it on a surface And. The display in front is a flat display with a hole, punch camera towards the far left, I'm, not sure, because I have been using a lot of flagships recently, but I did find the camera hole punch to be bigger than usual. But that could be just me, but let me know what you guys think: Then looking at the phone's ports and buttons looking down below, other than the usual USB-C port.

There is a mono-firing speaker down there. So no stereo speakers on this And. You will find the very welcoming headphones jack towards the bottom left On, the right, You will find the concave style side, fingerprint sensor and the power button and the volume rockers are on the left, together with the SIM ejector and the micros card expansion slot Next. Looking at the phone's screen, it has a 6.5-inch IPS, LCD, which OPP calls it. The Hyper Color Screen, with a resolution of 1080 by 2400 pixels FHD+ display with a refresh rate of 90 hertz, which is kind of cool for a smartphone within this price range And.

During my initial impressions, when it comes to the phone's screen, it did look great with decent viewing angles and video consumption on the phone did look nice indeed, especially since it has Netflix HD and Amazon Prime Video HD Certification, which was extra sweet As for the camera's specs. The main lens is quite a huge 48 MP f/1.7 26?mm Wide lens, where this lens apparently supports a 108-megapixel synthetic imaging to reconstruct the pixels to reach that high value.... Which was pretty interesting. Then there is an 8 MP, f/2.2 Ultrawide-angle lens, a 2 MP f/2.4 Macro Lens and a 2 MP f/2.4 Depth Sensor Then. As for the front camera, it has a 16-megapixel f/2.0 26?mm wide lens Then. As for video recording on the phone, both the rear and the front records up to 1080p up to 30 frames per second And, taking a couple of shots on the phone for the rear and front camera, looked pretty good too, especially for the portrait selfie, where the video quality was great, although it records at only 1080p, but the image stabilization was decent at best, maybe not so stable for some, but considering the price of the phone which I'll, let you guys know later.

I could live with that As for the insides of the phone. The phone comes with the Snapdragon 480 5G (8 nm) Chipset, with the Arena 619 GPU, and the variant that I have is the 6 gigabytes of RAM. With 128 gigabytes of storage and since the phone is 5G compatible, it does make the phone to be future-proof And. What's cool, is the phone supports both Standalone and Non-Standalone Network, so it will switch accordingly to the range of the phone where I did talk about this one. In of my videos, which I will link it down below for the benefits of having the Standalone and Non-Standalone support for any other smartphones In terms of software, it is backed with Android 11.

It comes shipped with the Color OS 11.1 skin, where, like the other OPP smartphones, it ran great with no issues at all, even during my first impressions of this phone too Then. Finally, when it comes to the phone's battery, here is where I was surprised, because remember I mentioned how light the phone was?, because the phone actually has a huge 5,000 Williams of battery so kudos to OPP for giving a huge battery without adding a crazy weight to the phone Then. The phone has fast charging up to 18 watts, not the fastest, but then again considering the price, I did not mind that at all And, since the phone apparently can also charge up to 60% within 60 minutes. Let's see how the battery life is, when I use the phone longer daily to see how much screen on time that I would get on the phone As for the phone's price here in Malaysia, the OPP A74 is going for an amazing price of RM1,099, and I will leave links at the description below if you guys are planning to get yourself one as it is already available on Shopee since the 5th of May So guys, with this, Do let me know what you would like to know specifically about the OPP A74 5G down at the comment section below, because either I will reply to your comments directly down there or I might do a full video review based on your requests or your questions, Aside from that, Thank you so much for watching hope. You guys enjoyed this video and, if you did, be sure to give this video a nice big thumb, up! My name is Adam Logo and I will catch.

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