Oppo’s cheap smartphone with a battery life of five years launched in Nepal, how much does it cost?

Oppo has unveiled the new A5X smartphone in Nepal, featuring durable design, water and dust resistance, and a long-lasting 6,000 mAh battery.

Oppo has introduced the A5X series smartphone in the Nepali market, focusing on durability and reliability. Designed for tough environments, the phone carries an IP65 rating, providing protection against water and dust. It also includes a military-grade shock protection system, while the 6,000 mAh battery is claimed by the company to last for at least five years.

The phone features a sealed body that protects against dust, dirt, and water splashes, making it suitable for use in harsh conditions or unpredictable weather. It has received the SGS Gold Label Durability Rating and comes with double-tempered glass, which is 160% stronger than standard glass. Even the USB-C port is waterproof, adding to the device’s ruggedness.

In terms of battery performance, the A5X can provide 16.3 hours of video playback, 26.6 hours of calling, and 450 hours of standby on a full charge. The device supports 45W SuperVOOC flash charging, allowing it to reach 30% charge in 21 minutes and a full charge in 84 minutes.

The smartphone runs on ColorOS 15 and includes Google Gemini AI Assistants for an enhanced user experience. For photography, it is equipped with a 32 MP main camera, 2 MP depth camera, and 5 MP front camera. Powered by the Snapdragon 6s Gen 1 Pro processor, the A5X is available in 4/64 GB, 4/128 GB, and 6/128 GB variants, with prices ranging from NPR 14,999 to 17,999.

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