Full Specification

Oppo N3 Specification Price Performance Review - The formula for the smartphone to top all others is the industry's elusive philosopher stone. Being complete newbies, but keen as a bean, Oppo's take is perhaps the weirdest. Yet it seems to work. The standard ingredients include the latest chipset, a robust screen, and a high-megapixel camera. But why not try something crazy like a rotating camera that can do the best selfies in the industry? That seemed to be last year's brief. This year the module is motorized and can rotate all by itself. The camera has also seen a substantial upgrade. See Also Oppo R5 Full Specification Review

Last year's Oppo N1 had a rotating 13MP camera, a 5.9" 1080p display and a CyanogenMod ROM, as an alternative to Oppo's very own Color OS. This year the camera is 16MP, the sensor and pixel size have gotten bigger but that's about it as far as bigger goes. The phone is tangibly more compact, which has a simple explanation: a slightly smaller 5.5" 1080p IPS display. There's no CM this time but Color OS is in at version 2.0 bringing Android KitKat and this time there is no longer an app drawer. Among the other things that make the N3 a better phone is a new chipset (Snapdragon 801 over the S600 of old) and a fingerprint scanner on the back where the O-Touch pad used to be.

The Oppo N3's body is a mixture of polycarbonate and metal - what Oppo calls modern evaluation aluminum compound 7075 micro-curve outline.  The outline of the N3 takes after the one of its antecedent, a tall brow over the screen, lodging the turning cam, and an unobtrusive button obliging the controls. The corners of the N3 are ever so marginally adjusted however the telephone still feels sharp and robust in the hand.  The aluminum edge feels a bit chilly to the touch, particularly in the event that you haven't been holding the gadget in your grasp for some time. The matte surface on the sides gives enough hold. 

The front houses the 5.5" 1920 x 1080px IPS LCD of around 403ppi. Above it is the most fascinating piece of the Oppo N3 - the mechanized lens. On the front it houses the earpiece and the closeness sensor.  Under the showcase sit three capacitive catches for menu, back and home. The keys are tricky to spot against the dark board unless illuminated.  The base of the Oppo N3 structures an unpretentious jaw, which gets lit up by the N3's warning LED, framing what Oppo calls Skyline Notification 2.0.  The button is a piece of the aluminum outline, which runs all around the gadget. At its base, are the principle mouthpiece alongside a micro-flame broiled amplifier.

The 5.5" 1080p IPS LCD of the Oppo N3 is truly punchy. Shades pop out and survey edges are mind blowing. At minimal in excess of 400ppi, the screen is sharp and even the most modest of content is agreeably clear. Under a magnifying instrument, the Oppo N3's showcase showcases the regular RBG network with an equivalent number of just as estimated red, green and blue pixels. 

We ran our top to bottom screen test on the Oppo N3 and it demonstrated a satisfactory entertainer. However the new 5.5" board has seen a slight reduction in quality over its forerunner - blacks aren't as dim and the complexity is a little lower. Still, the numbers demonstrate a decent brilliance level and a sufficient complexity degree. Outside perceivability is great on the Oppo N3. It's not the best around however it is much superior to some of its companions like the Oppo Find 7 or the Oneplus One. 

The Oppo N3 accompanies an abundant 3,000mah battery. The limit sounds guaranteeing however the battery tragically underdelivers.  Our exclusive battery life test brought about a perseverance rating of 64 hours of blended utilization - that is to what extent you can anticipate that the telephone will keep going on a solitary charge in the event that you do an hour each of calling, surfing the web and viewing feature a day. 

The Oppo N3 dealt with a decent call time of somewhat in excess of 14 hours and worthy skimming and feature playback times. It was the 240-hour stand-by that cut the scores down. Don't misunderstand us, 64 hours isn't a terrible score, its simply not adequate with the class-driving opponents, the majority of which are phablets in any case.