The HONOR X9c 5G works well for its price point. In case you’re still undecided and still need further convincing, that’s all you have to know.
More than the well-touted durability and water resistance, HONOR did not sacrifice performance so it can work together with these physical strengths.
Of course, you may have probably seen countless drop tests here and there throughout the campaign period for the device. Creators did pretty much everything they could to wear down the world record-setting handset.
HONOR Philippines’ own team, meanwhile, dropped it from a helicopter flying 500 feet above the ground.
But while durability is a useful add-on, it’s still secondary to performance. And that’s chiefly what you’re buying a phone for. Feel free to scroll down until the end of this review to make up your mind.
HONOR X9c 5G specs
The HONOR X9c is now in its general sale period. It’s priced at PhP 16,999 (about US$ 290), making it a “lower midrange” device. Here are some specs for those in need:
- Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 (4 nm)
- Platform: MagicOS 8.0 (Android 14)
- RAM: 12GB physical, plus 12GB virtual RAM
- Storage: 256GB
- Display: 6.78-inch 120Hz AMOLED display, 4,000nits peak brightness, 437ppi pixel density
- 6,600mAh Silicon-carbon battery
- 66W HONOR SuperCharge
On paper, the X9c has an IP65M water and dust resistance rating. It’s also drop resistant at up to two meters.
In addition, here are the X9c’s cameras:
- 1/1.67-inch 108MP f/1.8 main camera with PDAF, OIS
- 5MP f/2.2 ultrawide camera
- 16MP f/2.5 selfie camera
Tough…
Let’s be honest: we will not consciously try to destroy this phone or boil it on purpose. But the reason behind all of the content you’ve seen is to show just how tough the HONOR X9c is, especially in a real-world scenario.
Clinical (or lab) tests are done in a controlled environment. Situations in real life that may happen to you just spring out of the blue. And that’s what the phone’s toughness is for.
There’s just hundreds and hundreds of scenarios where you can bank on the phone’s toughness. It could be just simple accidental drops or water splashes, or a bit more extreme cases.
In my case, the phone served as my chief handset while jogging as I am assured nothing will happen even when there is a sudden downpour. I can even take this phone to play basketball or football and not worry about dropping it on hard concrete courts or wooden futsal courts.
…and steady
As I’ve mentioned, beyond the X9c’s durability, it works just fine. With a reliable chipset, you can browse endlessly on social media or streaming apps with the phone.
You can use it for gaming and it will work as well for titles like Honor of Kings or the more demanding Honkai: Star Rail. With proper internet connection, you can get low latency of up to just 8ms.
You can also multitask a bit on this phone. But if you’re a heavy user, you may want to opt for HONOR’s upper midrange offering, the HONOR 200 series (or any other brand with a PhP 25,000 and above price tag).
In my case, while importing videos I took at 1080@60p to my go-to editing app, there’s a bit of stuttering during playback. But these minor hiccups are manageable. Casual browsing and light to medium usage on a daily basis should be alright in general.
And since the X9c has a 6,600mAh battery, you can use it for an entire day for the aforementioned tasks. Chances are, you won’t need to go to a cafe to recharge even if you’re out all day.
But even if you’ve drained it, its 66W fast charging capability is a bonus. You can replenish it up to 80% in just an hour. Even just a 30-minute quick recharge is more than enough to take you home connected.
Appearance, feel
The HONOR X9c 5G unit I reviewed came in Titanium Purple. It’s also available in Titanium Black and Jade Cyan.
At first glance, it looks thin and lightweight. There’s enough balance to it. Using Silicon-carbon material for its battery allows for a slightly thinner profile.
It’s not too slippery, but not something I’d put on my lap as well. But hey, that’s why it’s durable in the first place. The backside is also a sucker for fingerprints.
It has speakers on both the top and bottom edges. There’s the usual SIM card slot and USB-C inlet as well.
You’ll find the volume and power buttons on the right side.
The camera island is still in the upper half of the back. The main difference is the island’s protruding ring around it, mimicking a luxury watch. Hence the Rolex giveaway collaboration. The HONOR Logo is on the lower third of the back to complete the look.
Display
Onto its front panel, the phone has a curved display. I’m personally not a fan as it just zooms in the 16:9 videos I upload on social media and kind of cuts what’s on the seams.
But it’s more expansive than other midrange phones I’ve tried. There’s more thickness to it’s width. That makes it better for content consumption and gaming.
The quality is fine, given it’s high pixel density and the material it uses (AMOLED). The high maximum brightness is useful for situations like using it outdoors under the hot sun.
It’s also smooth with up to a 120Hz refresh rate. Scrolling and switching between apps do not take too long. You can see the smoothness with your eyes.
Another aspect that’s great about the display is that it’s tough and scratch-resistant. It adds to the stylishness of the phone, if that’s important to you.
UI: A few quirks here and there
As for its user interface, I have mixed comments. First, the phone comes with Microsoft SwiftKey, as its default keyboard. I had to download the Google Keyboard to switch to the latter.
Microsoft SwiftKey was just weird to use. The suggestions are something I do not need and are just bothering to see on the screen. And it leads to typos. And I exhausted every possible corner of my phone to toggle it off but to no avail.
Second, under Power Saving Mode, which is my default, whenever I use a phone, the maximum screen time is just 30 seconds. It’s not editable unlike other brands’ phones.
Then, on the home screen, you have to swipe down on the left for notifications and on the right for settings and brightness and volume adjustment. I prefer having all of these in one drawer. Some friends told me it’s because of HONOR trying to mimic the iPhone UI in a way.
Also, when gaming, even under Do Not Disturb, a swipe from the side will open the view for all currently opened apps. This shouldn’t happen. There should be an extra swipe from the top-hand side (when holding it horizontally while gaming) to turn the Do Not Disturb mode off first.
On the positive end, it’s good that the phone has a few AI features users can take advantage of. The built-in AI Eraser feature is decent.
It also supports Magic Portal, so you can do a bit of cross-OS collaboration. I happen to own an HONOR Magicbook Pro 16 so I was able to test this.
Cameras: Par for its price
As for its camera system, the HONOR X9c’s main camera gets you clear and vibrant captures. Everyday scenery, food, landscapes, cityscapes, and everything in between all come out ready for posting on social media.
Captures come out with enough vividness and color for me, i.e. they do not look dull. You are guaranteed of good detail up to about 3X or 4X zoom, which is quite impressive already.
For the most part, they’re color accurate. There are just times where brown-colored subjects come out a little more orangey or pinkish, and vice-versa. But it’s fine. I guess it depends on the light source, too.
Shots taken from different focal lengths/zoom modes, for comparison:
Food looks appetizing, but not oversaturated:
Selfies are likewise of good quality. There’s a good balance of naturalness and smoothness. You’ll be satisfied especially if you wanna hide those big pores like me.
AI Eraser works decently too, but don’t expect magic.
Another positive aspect is its fast shutter. You can have moderately fast-moving subjects frozen in your shots. That’s where the PDAF and OIS, as well as the AI Motion Sensing come in to provide you a lift.
Moreover, Night Mode captures aren’t overdone. They just give the image ample processing to retain more detail and to look properly-exposed.
Portrait Mode is hit-or-miss, but with enough patience, you can pull off decent captures. Sometimes, there’s segmentation error, but it’s understandable.
Getting portraits really depends on how simple you juxtapose the subject against the foreground and background at times. You might also need a more powerful processor and engine as well.
I didn’t use it that often since shooting with the default mode already sufficed to emphasize subjects.
Videography: Above par
What stood out for me is the filming capabilities on the device. With OIS, the camera will reduce the shakiness of the videos you take.
Granted, the phone does not eliminate it totally, but for its price point, I’m very satisfied with the decently smooth captures using the device. I’ve done numerous shortform videos on the X9c which I’ve posted across my personal vlog channels.
If this is the only device you can afford for now, pairing it with a stabilizer or even just a cheap monopod will minimize the shaking even further. It’s a good phone to use if you’re getting started on creating content, short movies, or even projects for school.
Furthermore, I’m also fond of how it makes subjects stand out when filming. I didn’t realize this at first but after viewing, there’s just this effect where the background looks blurred in a good way, especially when taking clips of people.
Is this your GadgetMatch?
Swipe Left: If you’re not after the durability and water resistance features too much, and would rather invest your resources for slightly better performance or camera packages, there are arguably more reliable devices in the market for that, just about in the same price range as the X9c.
Swipe Right: If you’re coming from a budget-level phone, and you’re looking for something that can definitely endure daily wear-and-tear and comes with better cameras and performance, the HONOR X9c is worthy of a look.
This phone is tailor-made for a wide-range of customers. Students, blue-collar workers, small business owners, employee falling under the lower middle class income, and even the elderly can all benefit from this device. It’s a phone that can give you the perfect balance of durability and reliability.
Of course, that’s if you’re on a budget and do not have the spending power to get a flagship device. With such assurance, you can bring this phone with you 24/7. It has long-lasting battery, a capable camera package for you to create memories with, and the promise it won’t break no matter what the adventure is.
Automotive
Inside the Next-Gen Ford Ranger Wildtrak 4×4
A closer look at the cabin that makes this truck feel smarter and more comfortable than expected.
They call it a truck, but the moment you step inside, you understand why that word no longer feels enough.
The Next-Gen Ford Ranger Wildtrak 4×4 carries a tough, ready-for-anything energy you’d expect from a pickup. It looks like it was built for mud or long highways that stretch beyond the city.
But inside, it tells a different story. One about comfort and knowing exactly how people live with their cars now.
Inside the Ranger is the kind of cabin that doesn’t ask you to brace yourself. Rather, it invites you to settle in.
Comfort with consideration
The first thing you notice is how easy it is to find your place behind the wheel.
The driver’s seat adjusts in eight ways, which means posture never feels like a compromise. The front passenger seat gets four-way adjustment, which still feels thoughtful rather than basic.
A combination of leather and synthetic leather seats add a softness that immediately changes your mood, the moment you sit down. It’s as if they were designed for long drives that accompany you in heartfelt conversations and unplanned detours.
Temperature never becomes a discussion inside the Wildtrak. With Dual-zone electronic automatic climate control, both sides of the cabin stay exactly how the people inside will want it.
Rear passengers get their own air vents, too, which reinforces the idea that this truck is meant to be shared. Everyone rides comfortably, no matter where they sit.
Even the small conveniences matter here. For instance, I love how the smart keyless entry and push-button start make it easy to start the car. The auto-dimming rearview mirror also takes care of harsh headlights, especially at night.
This cabin understands technology
Taking center stage is the 12-inch portrait touchscreen running SYNC 4A. The Wildtrak’s display feels intuitive and easy to trust, especially with how quickly it responds to inputs.
Voice commands work naturally, allowing your eyes to stay on the road where they belong. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connect almost instantly, and once you experience that kind of seamless pairing, cables start to feel unnecessary.
In real-world use, I did notice that my Android devices occasionally disconnected, which eventually pushed me to plug them in for longer drives. Google Maps is non-negotiable for me, especially when I am navigating unfamiliar routes.
On the other hand, my iPhones connected more consistently and only tended to lose signal in congestion-heavy areas, like certain stretches of the South Luzon Expressway.
Still, the Wildtrak makes it easy to stay powered and connected. There is a wireless charging pad ready for your phone, along with multiple USB ports placed exactly where you expect them to be.
The six-speaker sound system is controlled directly from the steering wheel, which means music is always within reach. It also means I can comfortably get through Taylor Swift’s “The Tortured Poets Department” whenever traffic slows everything down.
Everything feels accessible without ever feeling crowded. That includes the 8-inch digital instrument cluster, which presents all the information you need in a clean and reassuring way, without overwhelming the driver.
Driving with confidence
Out on the road, the Wildtrak feels like it is constantly looking out for you. Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop and Go takes the edge off heavy traffic, especially during bumper-to-bumper moments when the drive feels longer than it should.
Once you hit the freeway, the Wildtrak feels composed and confident, like a Beast let loose. Features like Lane Centering and Evasive Steer Assist help keep everything steady and controlled, particularly on long southbound drives where fatigue can creep in.
In the city, Autonomous Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection becomes one of those features you hope you never need, yet deeply appreciate once you understand how quickly it reacts. It responds faster than instinct, which matters when every second counts.
Add Hill Descent Control, Hill Launch Assist, and the Electronic Locking Rear Differential, and the Wildtrak feels prepared for situations you cannot always predict. Even the rear parking sensors earn their keep, especially when backing into tight spaces where visibility is limited.
Despite its imposing size, parking never feels intimidating. The 360-degree camera quickly becomes a trusted companion, making tight spots manageable and reducing the stress that often comes with driving a large vehicle.
It’s especially reassuring for drivers who love big trucks but are still getting used to their presence on city streets.
More than a truck
The Next-Gen Ford Ranger Wildtrak 4×4 feels like it understands modern life.
It balances being tough with power and comfort. It feels ready for anything, whether it’s a weekday traffic or a weekend escape.
If you’re looking for a truck that feels like it already knows what you need, this one makes a strong case without ever raising its voice.
This is what it feels like inside the Next-Gen Ford Ranger Wildtrak 4×4.
Reviews
iQOO 15 review: Made for players who take performance seriously
For people with endless games in between
There are phones that try to look powerful and there are phones that simply are, like the iQOO 15.
It feels like a device built for people who live long nights with endless games in between, blurring the line between a hobby and a lifestyle.
Build
The first moment I held the iQOO 15, it felt like a phone created intentionally for a specific market.
The metal frame feels cool in the hand, while the matte finish adds a premium texture that stays clean and comfortable. It feels solid with no flex and no hollow points.
Even the camera module keeps everything clean and simple with a flagship presence that makes sense on this design.
It leans slightly heavier than usual, although the weight is balanced well. It settles into your hand in a way that feels reassuring during long gaming sessions or long hours of multitasking.
Everything about this build tells you the device was made for people who actually use their phones vigorously.
Display
Turn on the screen and everything changes. The 6.85-inch 2K LTPO AMOLED display pulls you in with bright, vivid colors and a smoothness that immediately stands out.
Fast-paced content feels clean at 144Hz with no ghosting or motion issues even during heavy gameplay.
Meanwhile, outdoor brightness is impressive. The screen stays readable under direct sunlight, and the colors look lively without looking artificial.
Whether you are watching videos or playing games, the overall viewing experience feels premium and immersive.
Performance
Performance is the part where the iQOO 15 proves its point. The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 handles everything with confidence.
Heavy workloads, editing, multitasking, and switching between apps feel natural. The device stays fast even after long hours of continuous use.
Gaming is clearly its comfort zone. Titles like Genshin Impact, Diablo Immortal, and Solo Leveling run smoothly with stable frame rates and reliable touch response.
The cooling system manages heat well, and the phone warms up during long sessions but stays within a level that feels safe and comfortable. Thermal dips are minimal, so you can keep your momentum without interruptions.
Camera
The camera on the iQOO 15 is reliable and consistent. It opens quickly and locks focus well.
Daylight photos are sharp with natural colors and pleasing contrast. The main sensor shines when given proper lighting.
What surprised me was the Super Macro mode. It captures small details with a clarity that feels more flagship than expected.
The textures, patterns, and tiny subjects come out sharp and visually interesting. Also, taking photos using the Portrait Mode show good separation and smooth background blur.
Night shots hold up well, too. The phone brightens scenes while keeping colors accurate. Although phones with larger sensors still lead in extreme low light, the iQOO 15 performs better than you would expect from a performance-first device.
And if you take a lot of videos, the clips stay stable thanks to effective stabilization.
Battery
Battery life lasts a full day with mixed use.
Even on gaming days, it survives better than expected for a device with a 2K display and flagship power.
Charging is fast. Depending on your charger and settings, it takes about 35 to 65 minutes to fill the battery. The phone warms up slightly while charging but never becomes uncomfortable.
It’s the kind of phone you can top up quickly before leaving the house without feeling stressed.
Software
The software feels clean and manageable. Animations are smooth and transitions feel natural. Multitasking is effortless. There are a few pre-installed apps but nothing overly intrusive.
Features like gaming tools, quick gestures, and UI customization options feel helpful rather than overwhelming. The interface complements the hardware well and creates a smooth, polished user experience.
Is the iQOO 15 your GadgetMatch?
The iQOO 15 excels in the areas that matter. The display is outstanding, the performance is consistent, and the gaming experience feels confident and stable.
Its weight, slightly busy software, and the limits of low-light photography are worth noting, although they do not overshadow the strengths of the device.
For its expected price, it is worth considering if you want a flagship that delivers power with personality. The iQOO 15 fits gamers, power users, and anyone who spends long hours on their phone and needs a partner that can keep up.
If that sounds like you and you want a performance-first flagship built for long gaming sessions, this is easily a Swipe Right.
However, Swipe Left if you prefer lighter phones that disappear in your pocket, and you want the absolute best when it comes to low-light camera performance.
But if you’re looking for those features, you’re probably looking at the wrong device. After all, iQOO is made for those who value power and performance.
Reviews
OPPO Find X9 review: Super Swipe material!
This is the flagship smartphone that’s ready for anything, just like you~
Life has a habit of throwing you into challenges you never trained for.
Smartphones should do the same. They should keep up and evolve with you, and sometimes surprise you with strength you did not expect.
I have used devices that moved backward when the world kept sprinting ahead, so I felt nervous when I first saw the OPPO Find X9.
I judged it instantly. The same distrust you give a contestant who looks too smug before a grueling Physical: Asia round. I thought I knew how the story would end, but I was wrong.
For more than a month, I carried the Find X9 like a teammate who reluctantly joined my squad. It traveled with me to Shenzhen, powered through my errands and deadlines, and survived my messy blend of workouts, airport transitions, and late‑night scrolls.
Halfway through, I realized that the OPPO Find X9 was not the timid underdog I imagined. It felt like watching a contestant who starts slow, then suddenly reveals a strength that makes you want to cheer.
Settling into its role like a seasoned contender
The Find X9 is OPPO’s premium flagship and it carries itself like someone who trains in silence and performs only when it matters.
It keeps the familiar slate form of its predecessors, although the camera bump shifts back to a square layout that aligns with the rest of OPPO’s lineup. It feels like the brand wants its roster to share a common uniform, the way Physical: Asia teams arrive coordinated and ready for the cameras.
The boxy silhouette I loved from the Find X8 returns. It feels more refined and softened enough to sit comfortably in the hand.
It reminds me of my boxy iPhone 16 Pro, although the Find X9 is thinner and lighter. That difference becomes a blessing once you carry it through an entire day.
I even found myself playing Mobile Legends: Bang Bang and Magic Chess: Go Go longer than I planned. I tapped the screen with the intensity of an elimination round and only noticed the fatigue half an hour later.
Now Playing: Netflix’s Physical: Asia
This is where the Find X9 became my sanctuary. The year‑end grind pushed me from plane to cab to hotel and kept me drifting between destinations like I was competing in my own endurance course.
I barely stayed home, so I clung to the glowing screen whenever I needed a break. The 6.59‑inch AMOLED display feels familiar, although the ultra‑thin bezels create a stage that looks wider and more immersive.
It made watching Netflix’s Physical: Asia feel larger than life. I watched Orkhonbayar Bayarsaikhan rally Team Mongolia with a conviction that made me forget where I was.
The crisp visuals pulled me into every challenge and moment of grit. Soon enough, my TikTok algorithm surrendered and fed me everything related to Team Mongolia, especially Orkhonbayar, who looks like a polar bear who can protect you while still being soft enough to lean on.
The only moment the illusion cracked was when the audio tried to catch up. The Dual Dolby Atmos speakers were loud, although they lacked the fullness I wanted. It felt like watching a high‑stakes challenge with a crowd that forgot to cheer.
Thankfully, I always had earbuds with me, so the storyline continued uninterrupted.
Knows when to push or hold back
Flagships do not get second chances. They need to perform on command the way Physical: Asia contestants must explode into action the moment a round begins.
The Find X9 understood this assignment. It runs on MediaTek’s 3nm Dimensity 9500 chipset, which feels like a regular Reno 14 that trained for months with the best coaches and came back transformed.
It handled multitasking, gaming, creative work, and frantic app switching with the focus of an athlete who knows exactly when to conserve energy and when to unleash power.
The 16GB LPDDR5X RAM and 512GB storage, combined with another 12GB of RAM expansion, give the phone an almost excessive strength that reminds me of challenges where every team sends its strongest member.
It mirrored my facet as an athlete. It’s capable, balanced, and ready for anything–just like yours truly.
Stamina that goes the distance
The smoothness from the Find X8 carried over beautifully. Nothing shocked me in terms of performance, which is exactly the point.
Flagships should feel consistent and quietly powerful, like contestants who never brag yet always outlast everyone.
The battery felt like the unexpected plot twist. During my trip to Shenzhen, the 7025mAh battery lasted two full days.
I used mobile data, scrolled endlessly, took photos, and filmed videos. I am so used to charging my phones every night while I shower that I instinctively reached for a charger and realized I did not need one.
The Find X9 kept going like I was watching a contestant breeze through a challenge you expected them to struggle with.
It didn’t ask for a break. It simply kept up and stayed with me through everything I wanted to do.
Support team that moves with you
After living with the OPPO Find X9, everything moved with a sense of intention, as if the system knows when to sprint and when to conserve energy.
Animations feel fluid and continuous, and scrolling feels lighter. App launches feel quicker without drawing attention to themselves.
This smoothness comes from OPPO’s new Luminous Rendering Engine, which renders visual elements in parallel so nothing stutters or breaks the flow. It feels like watching a well‑trained team move in sync.
Alongside it, the Trinity Engine manages resources intelligently, keeping the phone responsive even under pressure while controlling heat and power use.
The interface itself feels refreshed and calmer, and customization finally feels playful again. I could set Motion Photos or videos as wallpapers, explore more font options, and even let AI suggest text styles that matched my overall theme.
The Flux Home Screen became a small joy. App folders could be resized into different shapes and the surrounding icons adjusted dynamically, making the layout feel alive rather than rigid.
The Always‑On Display also stepped up with full‑screen support, more widgets, and style options that felt personal instead of ornamental.
Also, OPPO’s growing AI ecosystem, including AI Mind Space, AI Mind Assistant, and Smart Collections, helped organize content quietly in the background.
Screenshots and notes felt easier to find, and suggestions appeared when they actually made sense. Integration with Google’s Gemini through Gemini Live added another layer of intelligence, allowing real‑time interactions that felt natural instead of forced.
What sealed the experience for a flagship device was its cross‑device connectivity. Features like Phone Connect and PC Connect let me share files and mirror my screen across phones, iPhones, Macs, and Windows PCs.
A steady hand when the stakes are high
The Find X9’s camera feels like the teammate who understands the game. It knows when to push and when to let the moment breathe.
I noticed it first when taking portraits, especially in low light. The AI Portrait Glow steps in gently, balancing lighting and skin tones without flattening texture. Faces looked natural and skin tones stayed true, which felt flattering without feeling edited.
Beyond portraits, the suite of AI photo tools is best used when traveling. AI Eraser helped clean up distractions that would have ruined an otherwise great frame.
In busy streets or low‑light environments, AI Unblur helped rescue shots taken in motion. AI Reflection Remover did exactly what it promised, saving photos taken through glass without leaving obvious traces behind.
But what I appreciated most was how easy it was to trust the camera. I didn’t need to overthink angles or second‑guess results.
I lifted the phone, framed the shot, and let the Find X9 do the rest. It’s the best point‑and‑shoot smartphone camera for casual users or anyone learning the ropes of photography. It’s smart enough to call itself a smartphone.
Here are sample photos I’ve taken:
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Battery life that lasts through two full days of heavy use
- Flagship‑level performance that handles multitasking with ease
- Immersive, vibrant display perfect for streaming or gaming
- Intelligent, user‑friendly AI camera features
- Smooth, refined ColorOS 16 experience
- Customization tools that feel personal, not gimmicky
- Seamless cross‑device connectivity
Cons
- Speakers are loud but lack premium depth
- Performance might feel overkill for light users
Is the OPPO Find X9 your GadgetMatch?
The OPPO Find X9 is like that teammate who shows up consistently and performs under pressure.
Its performance is nothing short of flagship‑level, and it’s ready to handle anything you throw at it. It’s not perfect. No other smartphone is. But the minor flaws do not outweigh its endurance, consistency, design, and flagship performance.
Some may hesitate and consider it a Swipe Left. But for anyone who wants a smartphone that keeps pace with your life, performs without complaint, and quietly gets the job done, this is a Swipe Right.
And for us, it’s definitely a Super Swipe. The Find X9 earns the GadgetMatch Seal of Approval because it does more than look good and deliver excellent captures.
It’s one of the best flagship smartphones around that you won’t second‑guess buying at its price.
The OPPO Find X9 retails for PhP 69,999 for the 16GB + 512GB variant. It’s available nationwide through OPPO’s official stores, its official Shopee store, and partner channels.
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