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Oppo RX17 Pro first look – Price and release date The Oppo RX17 Pro has been confirmed to be launching in Italy, France, Spain and the Netherlands on November 16th, with pricing starting at €599. Its launch sibling, the more conservative Oppo RX17 Neo is set to launch in those same markets on the same day, with a starting price of €349. After speaking with Oppo representatives during the launch event, Trusted Reviews also confirmed that these devices will serve as the company’s first official entrants into the UK market, although there’s no word on pricing and a specific launch date beyond “very soon”, while local carrier availability remains unknown for the time being. Oppo RX17 Pro first look – How it compares to the OnePlus 6T Before getting into how the RX17 Pro handles in its own right, let’s see how it stacks up side by side with its most like-minded competitor, the recently launched OnePlus 6T. Oppo RX17 Pro OnePlus 6T Processor Snapdragon 710 Snapdragon 845 Display 6.4-inch, 19.5:9, FHD+ 6.41-inch 19.5:9 FHD+ OS Android 8.1 Oreo w/ Color OS 5.2 Android 9.0 Pie w/ Oxygen OS 9 Headphone jack No. Type-C headphones in-box No. 3.5mm adapter in-box Battery 3700mAh 3700mAh Fast Charging 50W 20W RAM 6GB 6GB/8GB Storage 128GB 128GB/256GB Camera Dual 12+20MP Dual 16+20MP Front camera 25MP 16MP First and foremost the phone is a real looker. The Radiant Mist variant that dominates the phone’s marketing material is a far cry from the black rectangles that the likes of Apple, Sony and Motorola usually feature on their posters, banner ads and beyond. A two-tone metal frame that fades between blue and purple is complemented by a lightly etched glass back that reflects light in much the same way. The colour shifts as you tilt it against the light and as with the OnePlus 6T, the phone also sports an S-shaped reflective pattern that’s arresting to look at in person. This lightly textured finish also adds grip compared to glossy glass-backed handsets like the Samsung Galaxy S9, something tested first-hand at the phone’s launch. The front of the Pro is almost all-screen, with an impressive 91.5% screen-to-body ratio and a frontage protected by the latest Gorilla Glass 6. Like the 6T and the Huawei Mate 20, the phone employs a water droplet-style notch that’s pleasingly unobtrusive, encroaching on the screen in a rather elegant fashion.
Despite its small size it still manages to house the front-facing camera, light sensor and earpiece. If you’re going to have a notch, this is way to do it For security, the phone places its bets on an in-display fingerprint sensor. It promises a sub-half-second response time and lives up to the claim in practice, although it still feels slower than the equivalent sensors found on the 6T and Huawei’s flagship Mate 20 Pro, and that’s before we mention these are all still notably slower than the now antiquated fingerprint sensors that were placed elsewhere on the bodies of smartphones in previous generations. With the tagline of “Seize the Night” you’d expect the camera setup to be a focus of the phone and the triple rear arrangement compounds that slogan with the impressive level of technology on offer.
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The Emerald Green version is eye-catching but doesn’t repel fingerprints or offer the same level of grip as the Radiant Mist colourway does. The main setup consists of a dual 12 and 20-megapixel array. The primary 12-megapixel sensor takes a leaf out of the Samsung’s 2018 smartphone playbook with a variable mechanical aperture that switches between f/1.5 and f/2.4, depending on how much light the camera feels it needs. Unlike Samsung’s setup, there’s no manual control over this experience, however, with the phone automatically toggling between the two f-stops as it sees fit. There’s also OIS, Ultra Night mode and a wealth of AI-enhanced automated shooting options that we’ll put to the test in full once we’re able to review the phone in earnest.
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