Like what even is this...?

At 8 p.m. I have been getting these messages for 2 days. It started randomly, the only thing is I talked about getting a job and stuff like that and suddenly this bs keeps appearing every 1-3min. I don't wanna block/revoke the message authority of the apps though, anybody got ideas?

Has this happened to anyone else? I'm having a calling problem because it's been happening to me for a long time, like for months now. The voice cuts off intermittently, and when I pick up the call, I can't hear the other person's voice, etc.

The new appearance is extremely impressive. ColorOS 17 feels refined, feature-rich, and incredibly smooth in everyday use. The animations, performance, and overall polish are genuinely impressive, and on the Reno 15 Pro Mini, the experience feels nothing less than a flagship.

However, when I first installed ColorOS 17, I was still facing the long-standing Recent Apps glitch that had been present since around the ColorOS 16.0.9 update. Whenever I selected an app from the Recent Apps screen, the surrounding app cards would also move, partially open, or animate along with it. This made the experience feel jittery and glitchy, and it honestly killed the smooth flow and enjoyment of the new update.

After doing a factory reset, the issue was finally fixed. Now the Recent Apps screen works properly, the transitions are clean, and the whole phone feels like butter—super smooth, stable, and polished. I am genuinely surprised by how fluid the Reno 15 Pro Mini feels now; it truly delivers a flagship-level experience.

W! Fucking ColorOS. Really!!

shots taken at 20/30x. S23 Ultra light setup

Hi guys , I am getting find x9 for 62k inr final quoted price from offline store. Is it a good deal?

Hi guys , I am planning to buy oppo find x9,getting final quote of 62k inr from offline store . Is it a good deal to buy?

I'm sure me and a couple others are willing to be guinea pig and try a local install. Someone bless the thread.

Hell yeap! I'm on the team too!

I'm an expat living in Beijing, currently using an S22 Ultra (and also used pixel 6 for long time as secondary phone). I'm planning to upgrade during the upcoming sale in China, but after watching countless comparisons and reading Reddit threads, I'm still torn between the OPPO Find X9 Ultra and Vivo X300 Ultra.

My biggest issue with Samsung is its aggressive sharpening, especially in videos. I used GCam for years to get more natural-looking photos, but I don't want to go through that again. I also miss the smooth animations and overall feel of Pixel UI.

My priorities: Natural-looking photos and videos, good main and telephoto cameras, reliable autofocus, smooth software, and a good experience with international apps. Both phones cost roughly the same here (12/512GB), so price isn't a factor.

Here are my main questions:

1. Main camera (23mm vs 35mm): I love shooting around 35mm, but OPPO's 1.5x crop seems promising. How does it compare with Vivo's native 35mm, especially in low light? Also, would Vivo's 35mm feel too narrow for everyday street videos in China?

2. Telephoto (70mm vs 85mm): I frequently use the 3x lens on my S22 Ultra and worry Vivo's 85mm might be too tight for everyday photography. How do they compare in low light, autofocus, detail, and stabilization? Is OPPO's reported telephoto glare or excessive softness a genuine concern?

3. Image processing: I really like OPPO's softer, natural Master Mode look. Can Vivo achieve something similar by adjusting sharpening and color settings? Does OPPO sometimes sacrifice too much detail or produce genuinely blurry images?

4. Video quality: This is probably my biggest deciding factor. I want to shoot more street and travel videos for social media, without the artificial, oversharpened smartphone look. Which produces more natural footage straight out of the camera? How do stabilization and low-light video compare across the main and telephoto lenses?

5. Video features: How do their filters, film styles, LOG recording, and LUT support compare? Are filters available at 4K/60 or 4K/120? Can I get good results directly from the phone without extensive editing?

6. Camera reliability: How does OPPO handle moving subjects, animals, and birds? Are its autofocus issues, lens fogging, or telephoto softness widespread? Which has the better selfie camera?

7. Software experience: I'll be buying the Chinese version. Which OS is smoother, better animated, more customizable, and less buggy? I loved Pixel UI but never really enjoyed One UI. How well do Google services, Wallet, Maps, notifications, and international apps work on both? Are AI features usable in English?

8. Battery, thermals, and connectivity: Which handles prolonged camera use better without overheating or lagging? Is OPPO's battery advantage noticeable? Any meaningful differences in network reception?

9. Long-term ownership: Which brand has a better track record for updates, bug fixes, and bringing new features to older devices? How is the build quality, particularly OPPO's leather-backed version?

10. Editing and customization: Which offers better native photo/video editing tools and camera controls for sharpness, contrast, and color? Are third-party apps necessary?

I know that's a lot of questions, and I don't expect anyone to answer everything. I'd especially appreciate firsthand experiences from people who've used either phone, particularly for video, image processing, and software.

I'm currently leaning toward OPPO for its natural-looking images, focal lengths, and ColorOS, but Vivo's camera capabilities and customization options are tempting.

If you had to choose one, which would you buy and why?

Thanks in advance!

Antutu is decent at 14 lakh , it has good cameras although sensor size is a little small . 5 years updates .

which other phone under 40k inr would you prefer , or around 45k . Skeptical about moto bcoz of Service center

Hi, I just received my X9 ultra global version today. I'm in Australia, I believe my phone is the Singapore version.

My phone is still with ColorOS 16 after the update, anyone knows if we will get the 17? Or anyways to get the 17?

Has anyone switched from iPhone to an Oppo Flagship (x9 or x10 Series) and can tell us the experience? The good and the bad

ColorOS 17 - Oppo Pad Mini China

Got myself Find X9 before it's wiped off the market. Super happy with the device . Thank-you fellow redditors for giving me sane advise.

I dropped my oppo a78 5g earlier and these lines showed up. It's been getting longer and thicker since I last took this photo

China version only , currently on .501 build and hesitant to upgrade.

I moved from samsung s22 ultra to oppo x9 pro

But i'm having a hard time adapting to the new keyboards

Gboard is okay but I am looking for something more customisable

Got it today

I've been using my Oppo for personal use and for work and hands down this is the only phone I've used for more than 3 years without defecting. I've bumped my wife to an Oppo Reno 16 about 2 months ago. Now, I know that my Oppo Reno3 is way past its usage average and I expect to give in any time bow and I consider investing into the Oppo Find X10 Pro (the one available for Romania, EU version) if I'll also use it for at least 5 years. The question is, is it worth it?

Hi everyone, I've been looking for a way to tweak certain parameters in oppo camera app specially in video where it's often too overly bright and over exposed and also reduce the AI influence in other places.

We have tools like REA on github that can be used to reverse engineer almost anything and patch apps. I'm wondering if any good Samaritans with technical skills can create a modded oppo camera app so it allows us to tweak certain things according to our liking and also unlock features that Oppo gate keeps for newer phones.

I've Find X9 Pro and I assume going forward the gap will just widen further