The Oppo N1 is among the most interesting phones released this year. I use the word interesting primarily
because the phone came with a rotating camera which negated the need for a good front facing camera. However, the N1 was a flagship phone beyond the reach of many selfie junkies. Enter the Oppo N1 Mini, the budget version of the N1.
w Design: The Oppo N1 Mini is predictably a carbon copy of the Oppo N1, though a small copy as this has a 5-inch screen instead of the 5.9 inches on big brother. The most remarkable feature is the rotating camera, but the overall build quality is something you will like. This has been differentiating Oppo from the rest of the pack since the first phone came to India. Also, I got to review a Mint coloured unit, which is very
unusual. The double metallic rim that runs around the phone gives it a premium finish.
w Screen: Compared to the Full HD screen of the N1, the Mini has to do with a 720p HD screen. However, the screen is pretty good and I loved the experience of binging on John Oliver shows on this one. The audio quality is also pretty decent.
w Performance: I did not face any performance issues with the Mini and for a change it is not a phone that heats up all that much. Multitasking is smooth and there was no log while launching apps or switching between them.
w Memory: This is one of the pain points with the phone. It comes with 16 GB internal memory of which you get to use just over 11 GB. If you are the type that is going to really use the camera on this phone, then it won’t be long before you run out of space. Having a cloud backp and investing in an OTG USB is advised.
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