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after spending a few years being a fan of what oppa has done in the Android space it's always great to go back and remember the reasons why I'm here to be better with pocket now this is our review of the Opel r9 s Oppo has spent the last few years leaving a significant dent in the smartphone market and a lot of it has to do with the quality of its products the companies our lineup was always meant to defy the odds of smartphone design and in the case of the r9 s some of this legacy made it some of it didn't actually for starters we don't blame you for confusing this device with a fruity competitor the aluminium back embezzled fronts are clearly inspired elsewhere but there aren't design elements that Opel improves like for example I really love this six-string antenna line pattern which I feel actually complements design and every OEM should follow and hey if you've ever wanted to have an iPhone with an AMOLED display you're actually looking at it we've got a gorgeous 5.5 inch 1080p AMOLED display with punchy color and deep blacks the front fingerprint scanner is also very responsive than Oppo includes capacitive navigation keys to not steal from your screen real estate internally this is a premium mid-range er we've got a Snapdragon six-to-five processor 4 gigs of ram and 64 gigs of expandable storage there are dual sim capabilities if you'd like to skip on the microSD card and the 30 10 milliamp hour battery that has proven to last more than the day of average use although has also included luke rapid charging technology with this device which far over takes almost every competitor in charging speeds trust me I love it powering the show is colour OS version 3 which is now based on Android 6.0 marshmallow sure we are a full version of Android blade but you have to keep in mind that the OS looks nothing like Android that's the way colour OS has always been iconography navigation menus the lack of an app tray and even notifications all resemble the look and the feel of how iOS behaves I know for some of you this is bad but I've got to hand it to opal for how responsive this user interface is even for a premium mid-range er then there are the few tricks that I really love about oboes UI that make a comeback in this device like for example being able to encrypt applications to unlock them with your fingerprint something that not every om practices and some other features like the gestures to launch the camera when the phone is locked or launched a flashlight which are quite useful and speaking of the camera we've actually got a decent combo here of two 16 megapixel shooters the primary including F 1.7 aperture phase detection autofocus and pixels on the sensor of 1.12 microns the results are actually very good Oh coat out so the camera on this phone is great and I will admit that for a premium mid-range err this is probably one of the best that I've seen I'd probably suggest turning off HDR at night given how slow the camera can be but even in low-light scenarios this camera is surprisingly good the selfie shooter is also 16 megapixels 2 aperture and I've got to say I'm quite impressed with the results not the only thing that I don't like about this camera is how it performs on video notice that there is some stabilization being provided through software I believe but it's not good enough for walking around for example overall the Oppo r9s is a decent package for a premium mid-range er we're talking great design a very good camera and then approach to Android that I would say would help any iPhone switcher feel right at home I'd call the price a little steep given how competitors like the one plus 3t are very closer for this range but if you're looking for an Android phone that looks and behaves like an iPhone there is really no better place to go honestly the Oppo r9 s is a very good phone folks just like this we've got more reviews in the pipeline so make sure you follow us on social media and hit that subscribe button down below for more videos like this one you can also follow me on twitter i'm andras quarterly that I run into the gram at hi medley better please give this video a thumbs up if you like what you saw I am happy that I thank you very much for watching we'll see you on the next one