OPPO A93 REVIEW! This is so Good By FRED'S TECH HUB

Sup guys Fred stop here welcome back to my channel, so in today's video I'm going to review this device right here. So this is the Oppo a93. This is a device. I've been using for quite some time now, and I find it to be very much interesting, and I won't say that I am completely blown away with the aesthetics performance and features of this device, but before I sound like I'm pressing it too much, let's jump right in and talk about this awesome device starting up with the design. I have to say that this looks stunning, even though it is made out of plastic there's this thing about how it feels in the hand it does feels pretty light, though jumping the scale at just 164 grams and having a rather thin 7.5 millimeters profile. So using it for a long period of time is not an issue at all.

The two-tone matte black color that I have here is very impressive, and it doesn't attract fingerprints or many smudges. Aside from the color, the camera bomb makes the phone stand out just as much the camera bump is layered as the camera lenses. Stick out even further, just like the iPhone 11 Pro. The overall package feels very compact, solid and well put together on the right side of the device. You've got the power button alone, then, to the left side, we've got the volume, rocker keys and sim tray that can take one NATO sim and a micro SD card at the bottom.

We've got a headphone jack, a microphone, an USB type c charging port and a speaker grille on top of the device houses. Another microphone at the rear has the quad camera setup with a flashlight, then, towards the downside. We have the Oppo branding. Moving on to the display, the Oppo a93 comes with a 6.43 inch 1080p super motor display with up to 800 nits of peak brightness. The pixel density is capped at 409, and I have to say that it is one of the best display.

I have seen on most mid-range device that rivals what Samsung puts on their mid-range devices. The display super, sharp and being an AMOLED display. It comes with richer, colors, very good contrast, deeper black levels and impressive viewing angles. The display is just too impressive watching YouTube videos consuming media content is very enjoyable and everything just pop the display is just very, very impressive. On this device.

If display is your main concern on this device, uh you'll be completely blown away with what the Oppo a93 has to offer. Speaking of what it has to offer performance is one of the areas the Oppo a93 flexes its extra muzzle. It comes with a MediaTek hello p95 outscore CPU paired with 8 gigs of ram and a 128 gigabyte of internal storage performance is very impressive and anything you throw at it just flies. Opening apps browsing the web playing heavy game. Titles is super impressive.

The 8 gigabyte of ram handles background apps, like a charm, there's more than enough ram to keep the background apps running smoothly. Most of the time I say most of the time, because there were times I noticed some performance drop when I have some games running in the background or too many chrome taps open. But that being said, I really love the optimization. OPPO has done here to keep everything up and running smoothly. The Oppo custom UI, which is color OS 7.2, is very clean and very responsive to navigate. I like the simple UI elements and setup, even though I still prefer a stock android operating system.

It comes bundled with some bloatware, which is a numb for most Chinese smartphone, but the good news is that it doesn't intrude with ads, and it is not as much as what is found on most other Chinese smartphone inside the box. It comes with the phone itself, an 18 watt, fast charger, a transparent silicon case, the earpiece, an USB type-c charging, cable, some paperwork and the sim ejector tool. The speaker on the Oppo 893 is very impressive. It is loud enough for an average person, and it still manages to deliver clear and decent audio. I want to say that I am really impressed with the audio output about the fingerprint scanner.

The in-display fingerprint scanner is one of the fastest I've seen on a mid-range device. It is super, responsive and very consistent all the time it doesn't even look like an in-display fingerprint scanner. You also have the option to use face unlock, but since first unlock isn't that secured on android, I tend to skip it entirely, but the n93 has that functionality just in case you want to use it now. Moving on to the battery aspect, the 4000mah battery can ensure that you don't run out of juice in a day for an average user it can comfortably last for a whole day without needing to recharge and for a heavy user. You might need to charge it again during work hours.

The good thing about it is that it comes with an 18 watt, fast charger out of the box, and we're charging. It took just one hour and 45 minutes to charge from zero to 100 percent, which is not too bad, but if you want to factor in what the competition has to offer, the 18 watt fast charger sounds lame. Now, moving on to the most interesting part, which is the camera, the Oppo a993 comes with a 48 megapixel main sensor and eight megapixels ultra-wide sensor, a two megapixel dev center and another two megapixel sensor that I don't know its usefulness. Then the selfie camera boost of a 16 megapixel man, selfie camera, plus a two megapixel step sensor for a better selfie portrait. The a93 offers a surprisingly competent camera experience, especially for its class.

By default, it shoots at 12 megapixels. In most situations, images comes out very clean and vibrant. The resolve details and contrast is plenty dynamic range, while not superb is also perfectly adequate. Colors are closer to real life and aren't too far off from reality. For an average person, they will be highly satisfied with overall output.

There's a 48 megapixel mode available, looking at the photo side by side, there's not much of a difference in details, while I can say for sure that the 14 megapixel shot are simply upscale from 12 megapixels. At least that is what I see in practical terms. With the result here, the ultra white images comes out clean as well, even though they appear a little too soft. When you zoom in selfie, on the other hand, is decent, it has some details to its shots and the colors looks nice. However, there is too much of skin smoothing effect applied, but the overall image looks nice.

The rear camera can shoot video in 4k, 30 frames per second, and the footage looks good, even though it lacks video stabilization. However, video stabilization is only available on 1080p mode, what's up guys, so this is a front facing camera test on the Oppo a93. It shoots at 1080p, 30 frames per second, and I think it looks okay from what I'm seeing here. It's okay, although there's a little of overexposure on the sky or the background, but it's okay. Let me know what you think about it in the comment section below what do you guys think about it all right as for me, I think it looks okay.

This is good. This isn't bad at all. So in conclusion, the Oppo a93 is an impressive device and I love so many things about it, but at 125 000 are on 330. I feel it is rather too expensive for what it has to offer. It lacks a faster refresh rate, so the price should have been much competitive to put up a good fight, especially when you factor in what the competition offers at the same rate, for example, the homophone x3 NFC offers more at that same amount, but you know what guys.

Those are my thoughts kindly share your own thoughts to be down in the comment section below. Let me guys know what you think about this device. All right, don't forget to like this video share and subscribe, and I'll talk to you guys in my next video bye.

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