📋 Specifications – Oppo F31 Pro 5G
Based mostly on the Indian variant.
Feature | Details |
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Launch Date / Availability | Launched September 15, 2025. Sales start around Sept 19, 2025. |
Price (India) | • ₹26,999 for 8 GB RAM + 128 GB storage • ₹28,999 for 8 GB + 256 GB • ₹30,999 for 12 GB + 256 GB |
Colours | Desert Gold and Space Grey |
Display | 6.57-inch AMOLED, Full HD+ (~2372 × 1080 px), 120 Hz refresh rate (adaptive between 60/90/120 Hz) |
Protection | IP66 / IP68 / IP69 water/dust resistance, “360-degree Armour Body” build. |
Processor / Chipset | MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Energy (4nm) with Octa-core CPU (~2.5 GHz + efficiency cores) |
RAM & Storage | Options: 8 GB / 12 GB RAM, storage: 128 GB / 256 GB (UFS 3.1) |
Front Camera | 32 MP selfie camera, f/2.4 |
Rear Camera(s) | 50 MP primary (wide, f/1.8) + 2 MP monochrome / portrait secondary sensor. OIS included. |
Battery & Charging | 7,000 mAh battery, 80W SUPERVOOC fast charging. |
Weight / Size | ~ 190-191 g, thickness ~7.9 mm for Pro version, flat form factor. |
Other Features | • Wi-Fi 6 support • In-display fingerprint sensor • Strong build with high IP ratings (IP66/IP68/IP69) • Android 15 with ColorOS 15 UI. |
👍 Pros & 👎 Cons – Honest Review Summary
Here’s what seems good, and what seems lacking, based on reviews, specs, and expected usage. Some points are inferred from its sibling (Pro+ review) and general usage.
👍 Pros | 👎 Cons |
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Excellent Battery Life – 7,000 mAh is huge. For moderate-to-heavy use it should easily last a full day or more without charging. | |
Fast Charging (80W) – So even with large battery, charging times will be reasonable. | |
Solid Build & Durability – High-IP ratings (IP66, IP68, IP69), “Armour Body” design, built for tough conditions. Good for outdoors / rough-use. | |
Good Display – 120 Hz AMOLED, decent clarity and smoothness. Good experience watching media, scrolling. | |
Reasonable Performance for Mid-Range – Dimensity 7300 Energy is decent; fine for most day-to-day use, light to moderate multitasking. |
What’s Not So Great / Trade-Offs |
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Processor isn’t top-tier – Compared to flagship chips or newer ones, the Dimensity 7300 Energy is good but won’t match heavy gaming or extremely demanding applications smoothly. Likely some heating under load. (In Pro+ review, that shows when pushed). |
Secondary Camera is Weak / Token – The 2MP secondary lens is mostly for depth / mono; not great for ultrawide or versatile shots. |
Software Bloat / UI Overhead – ColorOS 15 has many features, but also comes with pre-installed apps / suggestions / built-ins that may feel redundant. Might need cleanup. (Seen in Pro+ review; similar UI expected here) |
Weight & Size – Because of big battery, it is somewhat heavy (~190-191g). May feel bulky for some, especially in one-handed use. |
Price vs Alternatives – At ~ ₹27-31k, there are competing phones that may offer slightly better chipsets / camera versatility if you don’t care much about durability. So value depends on what you prioritize. |
🔍 Verdict – Is It Worth It?
If I were you, here’s how I’d see it:
- Good pick if you want long battery life, want a phone that can survive harsh conditions (water, dust, maybe heat), and want decent display + features without spending flagship money.
- Might not be the best if you are a heavy gamer, want top-tier processing/gaming performance, or want multiple high-quality cameras (ultrawide, telephoto). Also, if you dislike pre-installed apps and want cleaner UI, you need to be okay spending some time tweaking.