Oppo Reno Z deals and reviews

TechRadar | Tom Bedford

It's hard to find much to dislike about the Oppo Reno Z – while some features could be better, like the chipset and camera, they're far from bad. Throw in the impressive design and display and you've got a fantastic phone, particularly given its budget price tag.

Pickr | Leigh Stark

Oppo's take on the mid-range in the Reno Z is a solid value, though one that's not without its caveats. You'll find a comfortable phone with a big screen and equally big battery life, but its camera could do with a bit of work.

Neowin | João Carrasqueira

Reno Z falls closer to the original saying in that it doesn't quite master anything. It does, however, do a lot of things really well, and it ends up being great to use it because it never really lets you down in any major way. It nails all the basics, with some niceties thrown in for good measure, and I appreciate that. If you're looking for something in this price range, the Reno Z is definitely a valid option.

Pocket-lint | Cam Bunton

Consider all the Reno Z's positives and you have a phone that, for the most part, looks and feels like a flagship - it virtually performs like one in terms of speed and battery.

Australian PC World | Fergus Halliday

The Reno Z subtracts much of what makes the mainline Reno such an exceptional device. However, for less than half the price, it manages to carve out a compelling balance between nailing the essentials and being good enough at everything else that you rarely think about what you're missing out on.

Trusted Reviews | Alastair Stevenson

If you're after a phone for your teenage progeny or looking for a decent mid-range smartphone for yourself then you should definitely check out the Oppo Reno Z.