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[Request] Can someone port Motorola Moto E5 Plus camera to Redmi 4X?

Hi all,
I've seen what the E5 Plus can do:
12MP, f/2.0 aperture, 1.25um big pixels, LED flash, PDAF (Phase Detection Autofocus), Laser Autofocus, HDR, Panorama, Manual Mode, Burst Shot, Best Shot, QR code/Barcode Scanner, Slo-motion mode, Video Stabilization, 1080p video at 30fps
Seems like our Redmi 4X is capable of the above too. Can we get them?

try this https://windroidwiz.wordpress.com/2017/08/23/download-moto-z2-play-camera-port-for-all-phones/
i have installed this app on my Redmi 4X MIUI 10 Global beta 8.8.16 but since i haven't enabled the camera api due to Mi camera stops working. pro mode were missing, slow motion was not working, has 4k 30fps, has panorama mode, qr code also missing but again this features might will get working if camera2api. i am not sure if moto camera app requires camera2api to avail this functions. this port is from 2017.

ordinarystar said:
Hi all,
I've seen what the E5 Plus can do:
12MP, f/2.0 aperture, 1.25um big pixels, LED flash, PDAF (Phase Detection Autofocus), Laser Autofocus, HDR, Panorama, Manual Mode, Burst Shot, Best Shot, QR code/Barcode Scanner, Slo-motion mode, Video Stabilization, 1080p video at 30fps
Seems like our Redmi 4X is capable of the above too. Can we get them?
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How can you be so Dumb. How can you even expect to get these features. Those are hardware features and not software feature which you will get by installing a camera app you fool.

rkdok23 said:
How can you be so Dumb. How can you even expect to get these features. Those are hardware features and not software feature which you will get by installing a camera app you fool.
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There's a possibility though. Chipset is the same, camera specs looks the same on paper. It's good to explore the possibility than getting a new phone. Why not do something useful for everyone than words like those?

Honor 10 Lite FAQ - All you need to know

Honor 10 Lite FAQ
Here's everything You Need To Know about the latest mid-range smartphone Honor 10 Lite.​Device Name - Honor 10 Lite
Availability - Available from 2018, November
Colors - Available in Gradient Colors i.e Midnight Black, Lily White, Gradient Blue, and Gradient Red.
Box Contents - The usual User Manuals, SIM ejection tool, the micro-USB charging cable ,the charging adapter and, of course,a transparent silicone case.
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DESIGN
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite comes with Plastic or Metal Body?
Answer - The Honor 10 Lite handset comes with Plastic at the back, looks like real glass inspired by vibrant gradient colors
Question - What's the measurement of Honor 10 Lite with weight?
Answer - Honor 10 Lite comes with Dimensions 154.8 x 73.6 x 8 mm & Weighs about 162g
Question - Where's the SIM Card tray placed on Honor 10 Lite?
Answer - The Sim tray is located at the top of the smartphone.
Question - What type of Notch is on Honor 10 Lite?
Answer - It's a Dew Drop Notch.
Question - How much storage do we get out of 64GB?
Answer -Out of 64GB you will be getting around 53GB of storage.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite comes with LED notification light?
Answer - Yes, it does comes with LED notification light at the bottom.
Question - Where does the Fingerprint sensor is placed Front/Back?
Answer - The Fingerprint sensor is Rear mounted and the device comes with Face Unlock feature as well.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite comes with Capacitive buttons as well?
Answer - No, Honor 10 Lite comes only with On-Screen navigation buttons, supports Gesture navigation as well.
DISPLAY
Question - What is the Honor 10 Lite display size & pixel density?
Answer - It comes with 6.21"inch FHD+ display with 1080 x 2340 pixels(415 ppi density) obtaining 91% Screen-to-Body Ratio i.e '19.5:9'
Question - Honor 10 Lite comes with what type of display?
Answer - It comes with IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors Panel
Question - Which Version of Gorilla Glass is used in Honor 10 Lite for protection?
Answer - The device comes with Aluminosilicate glass for screen protection.
Question - Does the Honor 10 Lite support Adaptive/ Auto Brightness?
Answer - Yes it does! The phone can boost brightness automatically in sunlight and dim the brightness all the way down to as low as 2 nit when needed.
Question - How is the Sunlight legibility on Honor 10 Lite ?
Answer - Sunlight legibility is far from stellar due to the overly reflective screen glass.
BATTERY
Question - What is the Battery capacity on Honor 10 Lite ? Does it supports Fast charging?
Answer - The Honor 10 Lite is powered by a 3400mAh battery and it supports a standard 10W (5V/2A) charging.
Question - How much is the battery life on Honor 10 Lite ?
Answer - Honor 10 Lite comfortably able to last a full day.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite supports Power Saving modes?
Answer - Yes it does support.
CAMERA
Question - What are the camera specifications of Honor 10 Lite ?
Answer - The Honor 10 Lite is equipped the upgraded 13MP + 2 MP AI dual cameras, along with a wide F/1.8 aperture lens. On the front it's Sony IMX 576 24MP AI front camera with F/2.0 wide aperture.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite supports Aperture/Potrait Modes?
Answer - It does supports both the modes
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite front camera supports AI Scene detection?
Answer - The AI front camera recognizes eight selfie scenarios and even optimizes the background of the photo
Question - Does Front Camera has LED Flash support?
Answer - No, but there is a support for Screen Flash while clicking selfies.
Question - What are the technologies used in both the front & back camera of Honor 10 Lite?
Answer -
Rear Camera - Uses advanced semantic segmentation technology with AI optimization, the HONOR 10 Lite can recognize the different objects and make optimal adjustments according to different scenarios.
Front Camera - Combined with a 4-in-1 light fusion technology and exposure compensation technology, offers a superior selfie experience in both day and night lighting.
Question - What are all the AI Features available in Honor 10 Lite ?
Answer -
* AI Scene Recognition: The Honor 10 Lite can recognize more than 500 scenarios in 22 categories.
* AI Super Night Shooting: In super night shoot mode, you can take night shots in under six seconds of exposure with the anti-shake feature. Stunning night time shots no longer need professional skills.
* AI beauty algorithm: Customize beauty effects based on your age, gender and skin tone, allowing for a stunning yet natural look.
* AI Selfie: Studio-Level Selfies, Enabled by AI technology, stereoscopic portrait can be achieved through various photography lightings such as Butterfly lighting, Soft lighting, Stage lighting & Split lighting.
HARDWARE & SOFTWARE
Question - What's processor used in Honor 10 Lite ?
Answer - The Honor 10 Lite comes with Huawei's own midrange Kirin 710 chipset. It's made on a 12nm process and features an octa core CPU in a 4x2.2 GHz Cortex-A73 & 4x1.7 GHz Cortex-A53 configuration while the GPU is a Mali-G51 MP4
Question - What are all different Storage variants available in Honor 10 Lite ?
Answer - Honor 10 Lite comes with 64/128 GB, 6 GB RAM or 64 GB, 4 GB RAM & microSD, up to 512 GB (uses SIM 2 slot)
Question - What's the Android Version on Honor 10 Lite?
Answer - The new software system EMUI 9.0 is optimized in every degree with 20% boosting. EMUI 9.0 introduces a minimalist and natural design.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite has any heating or lagging issues?
Answer - Kirin's latest cost-efficient chipset is a very close match for the Snapdragon 660. There is not much heat build-up or lag issues on the Honor 10 Lite So, the Kirin 710 is a welcome addition to Honor's low and mid-range series.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite comes with Dual speakers? is there a Headphone jack?
Answer - Tere’s just a single bottom-facing speaker on the Honor 10 Lite , of course the device comes with 3.5mm Headphone jack
Question - Can Honor 10 Lite run heavy games like PUBG, Asphalt 8 and Modern Combat 5?
Answer - HONOR’s ground-breaking GPU Turbo reconstructs the traditional graphics processing framework at the lower layer system, greatly improving the efficiency of GPU graphics processing and user gaming experience. Honor 10 Lite users will enjoy a stable gaming experience with a high frame rate.
Question - What are the connectivity options? Does it support VoLTE?
Answer - The device comes with Dual SIM (Nano-SIM, dual stand-by) & Yes, Honor 10 Lite supports VoLTE. Other options include Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot, Bluetooth 4.2, A2DP, LE, aptX.
Question - What are all the Sensors available in Honor 10 Lite ?
Answer - Honor 10 Lite has all the sensors Fingerprint Sensor, Compass/ Magnetometer, Gyroscope, Proximity sensor, Ambient light sensor and Accelerometer.
Question - How is RAM Management & Multitasking on Honor 10 Lite ?
Answer - The Kirin 970 flies through apps, handling everything you can throw at it
Question - How's the speaker performs?
Answer - The top mounted speaker is only used for calls. The speaker sounds fairly decent and pumps out plenty of volume.
Question - How's the sound quality in 3.5mm jack?
Answer - Huawei Histen 3D audio technology brings the experience of live music to the Honor devices.
Question - How is the call quality?
Answer - AI-Enhanced Calls - HONOR’s AI-enabled mobile communication technology effectively increases the quality of calls within loud and clamorous environments or even in areas with a weak phone signal. The technology also intelligently recognizes if a user has entered or left an elevator, and within three seconds the phone quickly recovers to a 4G signal.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite comes with Night Mode or Eye comfort mode?
Answer - The Honor 10 Lite is the first smartphone with TÜV Rheinland’s Low Blue Standard Certification. That means the phone emits less blue light to help protect your eyes.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite support one hand UI?
Answer - Yes
Question - Is it possible to uninstall or disable pre-installed apps on the handset?
Answer - Yes, you can uninstall or disable some pre-installed apps on the Honor 10 Lite , but not all.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite comes with IRIS scanner & IR Blaster?
Answer - No it doesn’t comes with IRIS Scanner or IR Blaster
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite support USB OTG?
Answer - Yes, it supports OTG and you can connect the USB drive to it
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite comes with Type-C port?
Answer - No, the device comes with outdated Micro USB port
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite comes with any kind of IP ratings?
Answer - No, hence Honor 10 Lite is not waterproof or dust proof.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite support App lock?
Answer - Yes, Honor 10 Lite does supports app lock
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite support Dual apps or Apps Clone?
Answer - Yes, Honor 10 Lite does support Clone App or Dual app feature, So you can run two whatsapp or two facebook account on a single device!
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite supports Dolby Atmos?
Answer - No, Honor 10 Lite doesn’t have Dolby Atmos support.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite have video call feature in dialer?
Answer - There is no Video call support yet.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite has split screen feature?
Answer - Yes Honor 10 Lite supports Multi windows or split screen feature.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite have FM app?
Answer - Yes, FM radio is available on this device.
Question : Does Honor 10 lite has "Digital balance" option?
Answer - Yes it does and you can track how much time you spend on your phone and which apps you used the most.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite supports screen mirroring or Google Chromecast?
Answer - Yes Honor 10 Lite does supports screen mirroring.
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite support VR apps and VR Gear?
Answer - Yes, Honor 10 Lite does support virtual reality (VR) apps
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite supports 4K Video record?
Answer - No the maximum video capture support is [email protected]/60fps
Question - Does Honor 10 Lite supports Full HD Streaming?
Answer - Honor 10 Lite does not support Widevine L1
Question - Does the camera on Huawei Honor 10 Lite supports OIS or EIS?
Answer - No, OIS is not supported on Honor 10 Lite , where as EIS might be added through OTA in near future,not sure!
Question - What are the useful Pre-installed apps in Honor 10 Lite ?
Answer -
* Phone Manager app, you can access shortcuts to storage cleanup, battery settings, blocked numbers, Virus scan powered by Avast, and mobile data usage.
* Honor's own Music app is here and offers a way to listen to stored MP3s
* AI-powered gallery with EMUI 9. The app now supports automatic sorting with highlights. The machine learning decides the sorting criteria - location, date, event, etc.
* Huawei's Health app is also pre-installed. It offers Google Fit syncing and step counting
* The Party Mode is a new feature courtesy of EMUI 8.2. It's available from app of the same name and allows the user to connect to multiple phones to play the same song simultaneously.
Question - What are other User-Friendly Functions available on Honor 10 Lite?
Answer -
* Video enhancer - hardware-level video enhancer with high frame rates
* Noise Reduction icon - AI noise reduction with better call quality
* Scan-to-purchase icon - AI scan-to-purchase easily search for similar items
* Translate icon - AI accelerated translator a must-have travel tool
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Hi all. I've been thinking about acquiring this mobile device. But I wonder what is best between a Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro or an Honor 10 Lite of 3 GBs of RAM each one. Thanks and regards.

jrgndrs2508 said:
Hi all. I've been thinking about acquiring this mobile device. But I wonder what is best between a Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro or an Honor 10 Lite of 3 GBs of RAM each one. Thanks and regards.
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Depends on the region where you stay ?
If you are in India I would go for 10 Lite over ad ridden Note 6 Pro.
If in other countries it depends upon the service availability.
Overall I prefer 10 Lite over 6 Pro.

jrgndrs2508 said:
Hi all. I've been thinking about acquiring this mobile device. But I wonder what is best between a Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro or an Honor 10 Lite of 3 GBs of RAM each one. Thanks and regards.
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Reasons to buy Honor 10 Lite
* Android Pie with EMUI 9.0
* Large screen
* Hisilicon Kirin 710 (12 nm)
* Mali-G51 MP4 with GPU Turbo 2.0
* 24MP AI Selfie Camera
* Customizable UI
Honor 10 Lite is yet another smartphone in the very competitive price segment, it won't empty your savings as well. With good battery life, livable design, Skillful camera's & ships with Android Pie- the #Honor 10 Lite doesn’t disappoint!
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How to get slow motion feature in this device??

I think my phone has a bug.due to which it got dead although it had more than 60℅ battery and now a red notification light is blinking what should I do to wake this device..??

Hi, I update my honor 10 lite to android 10. I want to back my factory android.
Is it possible for me to downgrade to original android that was on my for at first?
If answer is YES How can I do that?

Anyone moved from P20 Pro to P30?

I don't want a phone bigger than 6.1' The new Mate will be even bigger, so I ll probably move from P20 Pro to P30.
P30 pro is also too big for me. and I want to stay with Huawei
Can anyone confirm below:
P30 over P20 Pro
- Lighter, smaller and same screen size
P20 Pro over P30:
- no LED notification
- 10% smaller battety
- easier for holding in the hand
Questions:
- is the battery life similar?
- any fingerprint problems? (P20 Pro has a fantastic one)
- is the new app form xda for call recording working on P30?
- is the sound through the headphones good? in P20 Pro it's ok but not loud enough
- is AOD showing third party app notification?
- is the camera comparable? (I am not a photo freak)
Anything I should know before the change pls?
Thx

Moving from P20 Pro to P30

I don't want a phone bigger than 6.1' The new Mate will be even bigger, so I ll probably move from P20 Pro to P30.
P30 pro is also too big for me. and I want to stay with Huawei
Can anyone confirm below:
P30 over P20 Pro
- Lighter, smaller and same screen size
P20 Pro over P30:
- no LED notification
- 10% smaller battety
- easier for holding in the hand
Questions:
- is the battery life similar?
- any fingerprint problems? (P20 Pro has a fantastic one)
- is the new app form xda for call recording working on P30?
- is the sound through the headphones good? in P20 Pro it's ok but not loud enough
- is AOD showing third party app notification?
- is the camera comparable? (I am not a photo freak)
Anything I should know before the change pls?
Thx

General A Detailed Review | OPPO Reno8 Pro 5G | OPPO Ambassador

Introduction
Hello all, I've been using the OPPO Reno8 Pro 5G as my primary device for over a month now, and I've fairly used the device to give my thoughts and detailed review.
The subjects that I will be reviewing in detail are,
Design & Build
Camera
Software & Performance
Battery & Charging
My review will be totally unbiased and detailed. Feel free to ask if you have any questions or doubts related to the device.
Now let's take a closer look at the OPPO Reno8 Pro 5G.

Design & Build
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Starting with the design & build first, the device has a glass sandwich design with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection at the front and a matte finish aluminum frame, giving the device a premium look.
The Reno8 Pro 5G has a boxy design with a flat display along with flat sides and being lightweight at just 183 grams gives a really good hold on to the device and is quite comfortable to hold for a longer duration.
OPPO has given a lot of attention to its design for the Reno8 Pro especially the camera which is based on the design philosophy of the Golden Ratio (1:.618) from the Sacred Geometry.
The Glazed Black color has a glossy back and I like the liquid metal-like finish but it's a huge fingerprint magnet. Someone like me who uses the phone without the case will have a hard time keeping the device clean.
This wouldn't be an issue if you use a case. But if you don't, then I recommend you go for the other color version, Glazed Green, which will do a better job of hiding those fingerprints and smudges.
The branding is very minimal with just a horizontal "OPPO" logo at the bottom right and "POWERED BY MariSilicon" branding on the camera bump.
Speaking of the buttons and ports, you get the volume rockers to the left, and the power button to the right. The buttons are tactile and are also positioned where your fingers would easily reach.
The bottom houses a dual-sim card tray, microphone, Type-C port & the main speaker grill and on the top, there is a noise-cancellation microphone along with the secondary speaker.
The speakers are loud enough and have no distortion at high volumes.
There's an IP54 rating which means it should save it from occasional water splashes.
The optical in-display fingerprint scanner is placed a bit low. I have medium hands so it wasn't an issue but if you have small hands, then you might have to do a bit of thumb stretching to unlock the phone.
It would have been nice if it was placed slightly above its current position where the thumb would reach irrespective of the size of the hand. Unlocking was fast and accurate.
The display is a huge 6.7'' AMOLED panel and it's a good quality display. The display is a 120hz variable refresh rate panel, so scrolling through UI and apps on the phone felt very smooth.
There's a centered punch-hole selfie camera on the screen and the device has got quite impressive thin bezels. The chin though is ever so slightly thick compared to the other three sides of the display but it's still better than other devices in this price range. Watching videos on this device would be a treat to the eye.
Overall, I would say apart from the glossy and fingerprint magnet back, the OPPO Reno8 Pro 5G is a solid-built, premium-looking device.

Camera
Moving on to the camera, the primary lens on the Reno8 Pro is a 50MP f/1.8 Sony IMX766 sensor found on the OPPO's much more expensive devices, the Find X5 series.
The ultra-wide angle is an 8MP Sony IMX355 camera with an aperture of f/2.2 & a field of view of 112°
The third lens is a 2MP Macro camera with an aperture of f/2.4
The phone also has the MariSilicon X NPU which was first introduced in the flagship Find X5 series.
MariSilicon X is OPPO's self-developed 6nm chip that helps the device shoot better pictures & videos under low light.
The camera test was done under daylight, artificial and lowlight conditions, here are my thoughts on the camera of the OPPO Reno8 Pro 5G.
Outdoor shots with the primary camera are very good. They are contrasty and detailed. It even handles dynamic range better most of the time.
The white balance is correct, never encountered any color shift.
There's no dedicated Telephoto lens but the 2x pictures, even though they are digitally cropped from the main sensor are quite good and useable.
Pictures from the ultra-wide angle are decent. The lower megapixel count does show its downside.
They are quite soft and lack detail in comparison with pictures from the primary camera. I do wish OPPO had implemented a higher resolution ultra-wide angle camera, at least a 16MP. That could've helped avoid the softness and lack of detail in the pictures.
It also sometimes struggles with the highlights and the pictures are less contrasty in comparison with shots from the Primary lens. The white balance between both lenses is mostly consistent however the colors are a little washed-out on pictures from the ultrawide angle if compared with the primary lens.
Here's a comparison of the saturation level between pictures from both the lens.
Under artificial lighting conditions, pictures from the primary lens are bright and detailed with very less noise. But the ultra-wide angle struggles a bit with the pictures having less detail in them.
The same goes for low light.
The f/2.2 aperture and low-resolution camera struggle to capture enough light resulting in dark, soft, and noisy pictures.
There's no Optical Image Stabilisation, even on the primary camera and the app does point that out by prompting you to keep the device steady while taking pictures in low light conditions.
OIS is very important when it comes to low light as it avoids slight hand movements while taking pictures & I've had issues with Reno8 Pro 5G where the pictures come out blurry.
Considering it's a "Pro" phone & does not have such important hardware is a huge bummer.
The third camera is a 2 Megapixel f/2.4 macro camera and I find it to be average as the pictures shot with this lens come out quite soft, dark, and have artifacts. Here are some samples.
I actually prefer using 2x zoom to take macro pictures instead of the dedicated 2MP lens. Here's a side-by-side comparison of 2x & macro lens.
You also get Pro mode which lets you have manual control over ISO, Shutter speed, White Balance, Focus & Exposure Values. However, I noticed there's no option to shoot in RAW Format.
Not sure why a "Pro" phone misses out on such a "Pro" feature. I shoot all of my pictures in RAW and it's something I missed on the Reno8 Pro 5G. Anyways here are some samples shot with the Pro mode and edited on Lightroom.
I also tested Portrait mode, it works great and the edge detection is spot on with animal and human subjects. Human skin tones are close to natural.
The front camera is a 32 Megapixel Sony IMX709 with an aperture of f/2.4 and supports autofocus. Pictures from the front camera come out great.
The main camera can only shoot up to 4K at 30fps & there's 1080p & 720p options at both 30fps & 60fps.
Again I wish there was a 60fps option since the processor is capable of recording at 4K/60fps.
The ultrawide angle is limited to [email protected] recording. There's EIS which kicks in at 30fps videos on both 4K & 1080p. Video samples with different settings can be found here.
There's also a Film mode that lets you shoot in a cinematic ratio and has an option to set shutter speed, ISO, white balance, manual focus, and exposure values.
However no option to shoot in a flat profile.
Other video recording features include Time-lapse and Slow motion at 1080p at 480/120fps and 720p at 960/240fps.
Overall I would say the camera experience with the Reno8 Pro 5G has been good but that can be only said for the primary camera. The primary camera is very capable both under daylight and low light, but the pictures under low light might not be that reliable due to the lack of OIS. The ultra-wide angle is decent and the macro camera is just average.
In my opinion, OIS on the Primary camera and a better resolution ultra-wide angle camera that can double as a macro shooter would've made the camera experience much better.

Software & Performance
OPPO's software has evolved dramatically over the past few years. From once being an unlikeable software skin to now providing a much clean software experience with some handy features.
Starting with the Android version, the phone ships with ColorOS 12.1 based on Android 12L out of the box.
The launcher has a good amount of customization options, from the option to change the icon shapes & sizes, and grid layout, to the option to change transition while switching pages & more.
Under the personalisations section, you will find a good amount of customisation options such as enabling the always-on function, edge lighting for notifications, changing the font, fingerprint animation, and more.
ColorOS12.1 also includes wallpaper based theming which also supports Google apps and is not just limited to stock OPPO apps.
There's a Portrait Silhouette feature that draws an outline around a portrait image you've selected from your gallery and lets you set it as a background for your Always-on display.
Another always-on feature I liked and personally use is the Omoji. You can set your own custom animated version of yourself and you also have an option to select facial expressions that you would like to set.
With Android 12 out of the box, the phone also comes with some privacy-related features like providing an approximate location instead of a precise one, a Privacy dashboard to check which apps are using your sensors and other permissions and quick settings toggle to turn off the camera and microphone access altogether.
OPPO has also implemented some security and privacy features such as requiring fingerprint/passcode to turn off the phone & Smart notification hiding so that only you can read your sensitive notifications when you're in public.
OPPO has also included Kid Space which allows only certain selected apps that are safe for the kids to use.
ColorOS also includes some handy features such as quick launch by holding fingerprint sensor while unlocking the phone, a smart sidebar to access certain features and apps quickly, flexible windows for multitasking & more.
My unit wasn't an Indian unit and had a lot of bloatware apps that I'd never even heard of. Here is the list of apps that were preinstalled out of the box.
Most of these apps can be easily uninstalled which is a good thing although I wouldn't like to have them in the first place.
Another inconsistency I want to address which I also addressed in my X5 review is that the folders do not adapt to the selected icon shape.
This makes the home screen look a bit inconsistent.
Talking about the update policy, OPPO supports its Reno Series with 2 years of OS updates + 4 years of security patches. Although 4 years of security updates look very promising, I wish OS support was 3 years instead of 2 years since other phones at this price range do provide 3 years of OS upgrades.
Talking about performance, it was very solid with the Mediatek Dimensity 8100-MAX. The Dimensity 8100-MAX SOC is quite a capable chipset and it performed very well during my usage.
The device never slowed down or stuttered nor did it require any force shutdowns. With 12GB of RAM, apps running in the background were always in the memory and never faced and app restart issues while multitasking
Now I test SOC performance based on usage and my own experience and not with numbers. But if you're still curious to know the numbers then here are some Geekbench scores with and without 'High-performance mode' turned off.
I also ran the CPU throttling test for 10 mins and the device maintained its performance and only throttled to 92% which was quite impressive.
Software experience with ColorOS 12.1 has been mostly positive with the Reno8 Pro 5G. ColorOS12.1 does provide a clean software experience and the included features are quite handy. I do wish the update policy was a little better. Overall performance has also been solid with no thermal throttling issues.

Battery & Charging
The battery size on the Reno 8 Pro is 4,500mAh, similar to its predecessor, the Reno7 Pro, and it's plenty.
In my usage, I was easily getting about 8-9 hours of screen on time which was under light to moderate use. Under moderate to heavy use, the screen on time was around 7-8 hours.
My usage includes YouTube, using social media apps such as Instagram, WhatsApp, and Twitter, browsing on Chrome, and editing pictures in Lightroom.
There's a Power saving mode that you can enable manually or set to enable automatically based on specified battery levels from 5% to 75%
Power saving mode also has options to enable or disable certain features such as control over screen brightness, screen time-out, background sync, and screen refresh rate.
There's also a High-performance mode that increases device performance. However, I would suggest not to as this would increase battery consumption and I did not find any need to turn it on.
Other features include Sleep standby optimisation and Optimised night charging to preserve battery life and health of the device.
There has been an upgrade in terms of charging. The device now supports 80W SuperVOOC charging which was 65W in the Reno7 Pro 5G. As per OPPO, the device charges 50% in just 11 minutes.
Under my testing, the device charged to 45% in 11 minutes which is still very impressive. The phone charged to 100% in about 31 minutes.
OPPO has also implemented Battery Health Engine which preserves battery health while charging at high speeds. OPPO claims the battery health to last up to 1600 charging cycles which is about 2x than that of the industry standard.
Overall, I would say OPPO has done a great job in terms of the Battery and Charging department and I have no complaints whatsoever.

Verdict
The OPPO Reno8 Pro 5G is a good smartphone.
The display & build quality is very premium, the charging speed is more than enough, and the battery life has been very solid. With the Mediatek Dimensity 8100-MAX, the performance is more than enough. Software is another aspect that I liked however I hope OPPO increases the OS update policy for its Reno Pro series. The camera is good but not having OIS is a huge bummer and the secondary cameras are decent to average.
And that's the end of my review of the OPPO Reno8 Pro 5G. If you have any questions, feel free to ask and I'd be glad to answer them.
I'd like to thank the @OPPO Ambassador Team again for giving me the opportunity to review OPPO Reno8 Pro 5G!
Looking forward to what OPPO has in store for us with the Reno9 Pro 5G!

Happy to see here, there's a threat about the Oppo Reno 8 pro. I'm using this wonderfull phone now since one week, as replacement for an Galaxy S22 ultra.
The Reno 8 pro runs as we can aspect from an flexible phone. Mine is the 8 gb version, but everything runs much smoother than on that S22 ultra with 12 gb.
In my contacts I have made more groups of persons. Now I want to give every group its own ringtone. Probely, I'm not looking on the right place but I can't change this for the whole group at ones.
Can someone help me, where to find this setting?
This is what I found online, but its not working for the Reno 8 pro:
1. Open [Phone] > [Contacts] > [My Groups].
2. Tap the group you wish to set the new ringtone for.
3. Tap [Ringtone
] at the bottom and select the desired ringtone for the group.