OPPO A15-6.5 inch, Dual Sim, 32 GB + Expandable 256 GB, Triple AI Camera Sim Free Android 10 Smartphone - Black

I wasn't sure about buying a brand I did not know but was pleasantly surprised by the quality and finish of the handset. It is fully loaded and has great features including a very good camera.

I've had this phone for over 3 years now + never had any issues. Highly recommend!

Given the price it is hard to find fault, however it is good value and is what I expected for a £100 phone. You need to turn on "performance mode" otherwise it is very sluggish. The camera as expected is poor but the screen is large and is good quality. It does charge very slowly and had the old MINI USB type charger. Overall given the price it is hard to find fault Positives: Good price Good screen Easy to use Comes with screen protector and case Negatives: Poor camera Lags in apps (Amazon, Reddit , etc) Very slow charge time Occasionally freezes.

Lovely feel in my hand, slim and light even when wearing the included drop cover (clear silicone) and screen protector. For what I paid for this phone it's incredible! I got it to replace a Huawei P20 pro which was becoming increasingly beaten up and slow, poor connectivity from carrier. I was able to clone both phones using inbuilt software quickly. Pretty important to pay (still less than £20 on some suitably fast memory expansion - 265 gb I think and a pop cap for safety (maybe just me but I've got arthritis in my hands). The screen is beautiful. Fully adjustable colour warmth, making it easy on the eye. I feel very smart having paid less than £100 for my whole set up, giving me a phone to almost rival any. Two glaring things slightly annoy me. It doesn't support NFC so I'm still going to be making payments with my card, like some sort of troglodyte! The software includes a file manager that will prompt you to cool the CPU down by hibernating programs running in the backgroung, something I've never used on a smartphone before - how is that bad you may ask. Okay, thank you. Well, it's a vector for some lengthy and (as far as I know) unskippable advertising. Annoying. Still gets 5 stars from me though after taking the aesthetc, value for money and performance. I haven't got into using the triple camera yet and am slightly overawed the camera has 100 plus pages manuals on the internet. I highly recommend this phone. *Update* Having been using the phone for a few days now I noticed that an app describing itself as a file manager was repetitively popping up and demanding to kill running apps and cooling the CPU (by stopping running apps). This would happen at any time, even if I was turning the phone on for the first time of the day. Strangely having run the 'file manager' I was then subject to adverts, unwanted and unrequested, without warning. File manager app identified and deleted.

This phone was previously competing with the Xiami Redmi Note 8T for price. But recently, the price has dropped down drastically. I got my Oppo A15 for £96, whereas the Xiaomi is still £179. The Oppo has impressed me more than any phone I've ever bought. It's cheap, the camera is decent, the phone looks sleek and expensive, the battery lasts forever and the phone itself is a bargain. I can't believe smartphones have gotten this cheap. This is an incredible buy that I would recommend to anybody looking to get a new budget phone. It's fast - the specs are good. It's well built. And it looks amazing. Note: I was not paid by, or endorsed in any way by Oppo. I paid for this device after researching it, and I'm just very happy with the product. I don't normally write reviews, but Oppo have really made the perfect phone at the perfect price. Anybody spending £700+ on a phone is a fool.