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On paper that's an okay level of performance for the price you're paying – anything less than this spec and you'd probably get noticeable lag in places on your phone. While we can't put our finger on any one aspect of the Oppo A72 that really impresses, it's also fair to say that it's satisfactory across the board, and when you're spending this amount of money you can't really ask for much more. Oppo A72 price and availability In tests on the latest Geekbench app, the Oppo A72 scored 301 in the single-core and 1197 in the multi-core tests, and 369 in the OpenCL Compute benchmark. Have a look at the online databases and you'll see we're in the same territory as phones such as the Samsung Galaxy A51 and the Motorola One Action, though of course benchmarks don't tell the whole story when it comes to performance. Battery life

The Oppo A72 comes with a mid-tier Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 chipset, 4GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, which you can expand via a microSD card slot if you need to (most people probably won't). If you need to do some gaming or some binge-watching on the Oppo A72, then the screen will serve you perfectly well, with minimal lag or ghosting. If you view something in full screen mode, the software makes no attempt to hide the punch-hole notch in the corner, but it's not too much of a distraction. Camera The Oppo A72's camera follows the same pattern as everything else about the phone – the difference between this and a top-tier flagships is noticeable, but you're not going to be all that disappointed considering how much more affordable this handset is. We put the Oppo A72 screen through all the usual tests in all the standard apps, and found color reproduction and crispness to be up to a standard that we were more than happy with. Delve into the display settings and you can change the color temperature of the screen if you wish – a slider lets you move between a cooler or a warmer display.How fast your phone's battery is going to drain of course depends on what you're going to do with it, but we found the Oppo A72 easily made it through a whole day of regular use with a good quarter or so of its battery life remaining on average.

Brightness levels and contrast levels might not hit the heights of the very best phone displays on the market, but it's hard to find fault in this panel, especially considering the price that you're paying for it and the attached phone. The days of truly terrible phone cameras are behind us, and in 2020 even if you buy the cheapest of smartphones, you're generally going to get an attached camera that's able to take decent shots (especially if the lighting is good).While we were watching a couple of hours of streaming video, the battery dipped from 100% to 80%, which is respectable enough performance, and means you should get around 10 hours of binge-watching from the device. Given the 5,000mAh battery capacity we were maybe expecting a little bit more, but you certainly won't be worrying about running out of juice before the end of the day. Your snaps will look perfectly fine on whatever social media platform you want to share them on, though if you're planning a few enlarged canvas prints for the walls of your home you might want to find a phone with a more sophisticated camera. Overall we were reasonably impressed by what the Oppo A72 has to offer in the camera department. While it just has the edge over pictures taken by, say, the Oppo A5, it is more expensive than that handset as well. Despite our misgivings about ColorOS, it does come with some useful battery optimization features, warning you about apps that are draining the battery excessively and giving you some tips about which settings you can adjust to make your battery last longer. It even estimates how much extra time you'll get from each tweak, which is handy.