The Oppo F25 Pro 5G is hitting that sweet spot for buyers in Pakistan who want a phone that looks premium without wrecking their savings. Right now, it’s priced between Rs. 79,999 and Rs. 84,999, depending on the shop and storage variant.
But price isn’t the whole story. In a market crowded with Redmi and Samsung, Oppo finally shifted gears. Instead of just pushing the “selfie expert” label, they’ve packed in hardware that makes the F25 Pro feel like a proper mid‑range contender. Slim, fast, and eye‑catching in Lava Red—it’s a phone that turns heads.
The matte back finish is another win—no constant fingerprint smudges.
But if you’re a hardcore player pushing ultra graphics, expect some frame drops. It’s not designed as a gaming beast, but for average users—social media, browsing, casual games—it’s more than enough.
Some retailers go slightly higher, especially in major cities.
Display & Design—The Strong Point
Oppo clearly focused on design here. The Oppo F25 Pro feels slim in hand and doesn’t look like a budget device. The back finish has that polished vibe Oppo usually does well. For social media users, this matters more than raw power. Scrolling feels smooth. Watching videos looks sharp and colorful. Under sunlight, visibility is decent. For Netflix, YouTube, and social media, this screen is honestly one of their best features.
One thing you’ll notice immediately about the Oppo F25 Pro is how it feels in your hand. At just 7.5 mm thickness, it’s remarkably slim. Most mid-range phones these days feel like carrying a brick, but this one is light enough that you might forget it’s in your pocket. Despite being “skinny,” it’s not fragile.
The screen is the star here. 120Hz AMOLED means scrolling feels smooth, videos look sharp, and colors pop. Even outdoors, it’s not a struggle to see. The design? Thin at 7.5 mm, light in the pocket, and not fragile thanks to IP65 protection. The matte back is a lifesaver—no fingerprint smudges every five minutes.
Performance—Good, But Not Crazy Powerful
Daily performance is stable. But if you’re a hardcore player pushing ultra graphics, expect some frame drops. It’s not designed as a gaming beast, but for average users—social media, browsing, casual games—it’s more than enough.
The Dimensity 7050 processor keeps things running smoothly in daily use. Apps open fast. Switching between them isn’t frustrating. Multitasking feels stable.
But if you’re planning heavy gaming for hours on ultra settings, this isn’t built for that. It can handle games—just not at extreme performance levels. For average users, though, it’s perfectly fine. But for normal users? It’s more than enough.
Frame drops show up on ultra settings. For WhatsApp, TikTok, Insta, and casual games? Totally fine. It handles routine tasks comfortably.
Battery & Charging—A Strong Area
The battery performance genuinely impressed me. The 5000 mAh battery comfortably made it through a full day of regular use—browsing, social media, and watching videos. If you’re not gaming all day, you won’t stress about battery percentage.
And the 67W charging is genuinely useful. The 5000 mAh battery itself is a beast.
Charging is where it wins: 67W fast charging gets you back to full in under an hour (around 48 minutes). During load shedding, that’s a lifesaver. Plug it in for half an hour and you’re good again.
Camera
The F25 Pro carries a 64MP main sensor in its triple‑camera setup. Daylight shots are sharp, colorful, and detailed. At night, results are acceptable but not flagship‑level.
The 32MP front camera is actually impressive for selfies. If you’re into social media content, this part won’t disappoint. Basically, it’s reliable—not groundbreaking. Selfies look clear and natural, which is great if you do video calls or post stories regularly. Photos can get a little “grainy” when the lights go low.
Sure, the lack of stereo speakers is annoying, but once you see that AMOLED display in action, you’ll probably forgive it.
Pros & Cons of Oppo F25 Pro
Pros
- Slim and premium design
- AMOLED display with 120 Hz refresh rate
- Reliable 5000 mAh battery
- 67W fast charging
- Good front camera performance
- 5G support
Cons
- Not ideal for heavy gaming
- No major camera upgrade compared to competitors
- Price slightly high compared to some rivals
- No stereo speakers
FAQs
How does the screen perform?
Oppo used Panda Glass here, which is pretty solid, but let’s be real—glass is glass. Since the phone is so thin, I’d highly suggest getting a decent case and a tempered protector on day one just to sleep better at night.
Is the Oppo F25 Pro screen actually tough?
It uses Panda Glass, which is decent for scratches, but don’t go testing it on concrete. A screen protector is still your best friend.
How good are the cameras for vloggers?
Both front and back record in 4K, making it great for TikTok and vlogs. Just keep your hands steady since there’s no optical stabilization.
Pretty solid. Both front and back shoot in 4K, which is rare here. Just no OIS, so keep steady.
Is the camera actually good for vloggers?
The big win is that both the front and back cameras record in 4K, which is rare at this price point. It’s great for TikTok and vlogs; just keep your hands steady because there’s no OIS to stop the shakes.
Q: Does it support 5G?
Yes, it does—so you’re future-proofed for faster networks where available.
Can it manage heavy games?
Casual gaming is fine. Ultra settings? Expect frame drops.
Is the Oppo F25 Pro actually worth the 80k price tag?
Look, if you want a phone that turns heads and feels super light, then yes.
Will it get slow after a year?
The Dimensity 7050 is a decent chip, and with 8 GB RAM, it won’t lag on daily stuff like WhatsApp or TikTok. Just don’t fill the storage up to 99%, and it’ll stay smooth for a good 2-3 years.
How is the battery backup during a long load-shedding?
Lasts a full day easily. Fast charging makes it less stressful when power cuts hit.