Design & Build
The Reno15 Pro has a metal frame (aluminum alloy) combined with glass on the back, giving it a premium feel.
Strengths / Highlights
- High-resolution camera: 200 MP is very impressive for a non-flagship, plus the periscope lens adds serious zoom utility.
- Battery + charging combo: Large capacity + very fast wired, and decent wireless — ideal for heavy users.
- Adaptive display: 1–120 Hz refresh rate helps balance performance and battery.
- Durability: IP68 + IP69 is rare, especially in this segment.
- Modern performance: With Dimensity 8450 + LPDDR5X + UFS 3.1, it’s quite future-proof for multitasking, gaming, and high-speed apps.
Potential Drawbacks / Considerations
- Weight / size: With a 6.78″ screen and big battery, it might feel large or heavy for some.
- Wireless charging power: 50W is good, but not the fastest compared to some flagships; and availability of compatible chargers could be a factor.
- Real-world IP rating: While IP68/IP69 is excellent on paper, real-world resistance can depend on build tolerances, so users should still be careful.
- MediaTek chipset: Depending on the region or audience, some may prefer other chip brands — but Dimensity 8450 seems quite capable.
