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Apple’s iPhone X blazed a trail for smartphones with the notched display. What was once a unique design feature is not so unique anymore. Within months of the iPhone X, Android smartphones with notched display have arrived in India — the and the are the first. Both sport a smaller notch than the iPhone X and have larger screens to boot.
Here are reviews and comparisons of the two to find out which one best suits your needs. Oppo F7 Rating: **** Price: Rs 21,990 Pros: Premium finish, notch style display, excellent hardware and performance, great battery life, fantastic front camera, good quality rear camera, rich feature set with AI, fast face unlock Cons: Rear camera bokeh effect won’t work with objects, no 4k video recording, no front flash, blocky design, incoming notification icons are obstructed by notch The F7 has a 6.23-inch, 19:9 aspect notched screen. It’s an impressive display with wide viewing angles and rich colours. Similar to the Vivo V9, it has slim bezels (top and sides) and a chin. On closer inspection, you can make out that the bezels on the Vivo V9 are slimmer by a tiny fraction. Unlike Vivo, the Oppo F7 gives you the option to adjust the screen temperature. The F7 also lets you control which apps run in 18:9 aspect ratio, in case the notch is blocking the interface.
However, the Oppo also lacks optimization for incoming notification icons due to the notch. We feel the F7 looks premium thanks to the glossy finish back panel. Like many glossy backs, it is prone to fingerprints and smudges but it looks like a glass back. With its rectangular and blocky design, the phone feels chunkier than the Vivo V9 even though the difference in size is negligible on paper.
In terms of chipset, a Mediatek Helio P60 powers the F7 and proves to be a fantastic performer. Combined with 4GB RAM, the P60 keeps everything running smoothly. At one point, we had over 30 apps running in the background while playing 3D games without any hitch. Battery life is also fantastic — a single charge easily lasts a full day with around 20% battery to spare. In the camera department, the F7 has a 16MP f1.8 rear camera. The lack of a dual camera at this price is a potential turn-off. That being said, the camera offers up some crisp photos.
In low light, the photo quality takes a beating thanks to noise and loss of detail. There’s a softwaredriven portrait mode which works well only if it detects a human. With images of objects, the bokeh effect does not work — Oppo needs to look into this. We like the new Super Vivid mode in the camera that boosts overall colour saturation (you also get a live preview).
We found it puzzling that video recording was capped at 1080p — everyone expects 4k video recording at this price. On the front it has a 25MP camera — while the number of megapixels don’t really matter, they do pique the interest of selfie lovers. The F7’s front camera delivers fantastic selfies — sharp detail and rich colours. Oppo has improved the AI beautification compared to the Oppo F5 — the AI now applies beautification according to your gender. For men, it improves the jawline and removes marks while for women it enhances eyes, lips and removes marks.
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The front camera is used for the face unlock on the Oppo F7 — it’s the first phone that comes close to speed of face unlock on the OnePlus 5T. Face unlock works instantly (even in low light) and you can set the screen to wake up when raised — again, similar to the OnePlus 5T. On the software side, the F7 is Oppo’s first device with Color OS 5.0 based on Android 8.1. It comes with a useful full screen multitasking feature — in landscape mode, you can swipe inwards to get quick access to apps or function near the notch and you can open them in a floating window. The smart assistant (a panel on the home screen) shows you a list of quick functions, weather, steps, favorite contacts and upcoming calendar events. Other useful features include a game mode, iPhone X style gestures, clone apps, split screen function and screen recording. Vivo V9 Rating: **** Price: Rs 22,990 Pros: Sleek design, notch style display, good day to day performance, great front camera results, dual rear camera with AI, 4k video recording, feature-rich interface, Motorbike mode Cons: Plastic back picks up scratches quickly, average battery life, incoming notification icons are obstructed by notch, display has a warm tone that cannot be changed The V9 has a 6.3-inch display with 19:9 aspect ratio — it is most definitely an impressive screen with sleek bezels (top and sides) and a small chin.