Takes great selfies, Speedy, multi-use fingerprint scanner, Amazing value
Software is old hat, Takes forever to charge
The running theme from my time with the F1S? Pleasant surprise. It's just one of those phones you think might be a bit of a let-down, but it ends up over-performing in nearly every area. Whether that's down to my own expectations or the phone's capabilit...
Published: 2018-04-02, Author: Bình , review by: topnewreview.com
The OPPO F1s truly shines as its tagline implies. The cameras' image quality does look pretty good throughout, and the overall performance is nothing to scoff at either.Definitely one to consider if you're looking to get an affordable phone with good feat...
Bright and sharp display, Fast and accurate fingerprint sensor, Lives up to its Selfie Expert Moniker, A price tag to die for
No VOOC fast charging, No front-facing flash
By no means is the OPPO F1s a spectacular smartphone. There really is no going around that, despite the marketing. For what it's supposed to do, it does it well, but not to the point of overtaking the more premium, and more expensive, competition. And alt...
Abstract: OPPO's latest Android phone looks a lot like its last one. But that isn't necessarily a bad thing.Following the F1 and the F1 Plus , we now have the F1s from OPPO, completing the trilogy of photography-oriented phones. Where the F1 Plus was a noticeable l...
Good design and build, Reasonable performance and decent battery, Fast fingerprint scanner, Above average camera performance, especially for selfies,
720p display could sour the deal for some, No VOOC fast charging
In a nutshell, the OPPO F1s gets most things right – the design and build are good, the performance and battery life are decent, and it's loaded with useful software features. The selfie capabilities are obviously the key highlight, plus the primary camer...
Metal body, Great value, Fingerprint sensor, Solid battery life, Phone case in the box
Little originality, Low resolution screen, Camera details are barely there, Performance can occasionally be sluggish, Android feels like iOS, and that may not be suitable for all
So how much phone can $348 buy you? Apparently a fair amount, and while the design isn't exactly original and neither is the template Oppo is using for its product, that's more a matter for the courts.For now, Oppo's F1s is a tremendous deal if you only w...
Published: 2016-10-08, Author: Phil , review by: ausdroid.net
The Oppo F1s is another nicely delivered device from Oppo, they've got a nice (but not mindblowing) 5.5” screen and not only a good quality, rear facing camera but an outstanding selfie camera. Starting with the outright price there's a lot to like about...
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Published: 2016-10-06, Author: Joseph , review by: whistleout.com.au
Smart, if familiar, design, Color OS is easy to use, Fingerprint scanner is lightning fast, An easy transition for iPhone fans
Camera good, not great, Single day battery life, Processing may struggle
The Oppo F1s is a great buy on a budget, especially if you're after a phone with a larger display. It has most of the high-tech features you'd expect in a modern smartphone, punching well above its weight with a fast fingerprint scanner and 3GB RAM...
Cheap, Good free case, 3-day battery, Fast fingerprint unlock, Looks good and well built, Strong vibrator
Camera can be slow and noisy, Video performance is poor, Slow processing shows in power apps
At under $350 the F1s is a steal. It has features we'd like to see on top-end phones like fast fingerprint unlocking, free case and a three day battery life. Just beware of the camera performance and processing delay with power apps...
