OPPO Reno14 F Launching Soon in Nepal: Can It Redeem the ‘F’ Series?

OPPO’s Reno lineup has always been known for offering great specs at a reasonable price. However, the “F” variants, like the Reno12 F and 13 F, have often missed the mark, failing to deliver that same balanced experience.

Now, with the upcoming Reno14 F, OPPO seems to have a real shot at making things right this time around.

What is the price of the OPPO Reno14 F in Nepal?

The OPPO Reno14 F price in Nepal could start at Rs. 49,999 for the sole 8/256GB variant.

As of writing this article, it’s been almost three months since the OPPO Reno 14 made its global debut. And now, OPPO Nepal has finally started teasing the phone, hinting at its imminent launch in the country.

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Much like Vivo’s V series, the OPPO Reno lineup also follows a six-month release cycle. At first, I didn’t think such a short gap would allow for any major improvements, but Vivo V60 proved me wrong.

So now, I’m genuinely curious (and a bit hopeful) to see what OPPO’s upcoming Reno 14F brings to the table.

OPPO Reno14 F Overview

The OPPO Reno14 F follows an almost identical design to its older sibling, the Reno 14, featuring the same squaricle camera module that houses a triple-camera setup. I’ve got to hand it to OPPO for including both IP68 and IP69 ratings.

According to the brand, the display brightness is also 100% higher than the Reno 13F, which should mean better night photography. Surprisingly, the screen size has slightly dropped to 6.57 inches. It’s still an AMOLED panel with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate, standard stuff for a midrange phone.

Battery capacity gets a small bump to 6,000mAh (up by 200mAh), while charging speed remains the same at 45W.

Under the hood, the Reno14 F runs on the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chipset. Yes, it’s 5G-ready, but performance-wise, it doesn’t quite match up to rivals like the OnePlus Nord CE 5 or Infinix GT 30 Pro, both of which offer better value for money. Still, credit where it’s due, OPPO has included a 4,290mm² vapor chamber for improved thermals.

You’re also getting 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, while the camera department remains unchanged. The Reno14 F continues with the familiar 50MP + 8MP + 2MP setup on the back and a 32MP front camera, the same configuration we’ve seen since the Reno12 F.

Just like previous Reno F models, the Reno14 F also seems to under-deliver, especially when you consider its expected pricing. And the main culprit? The Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chipset. With newer Snapdragon 4 Gen series chips rolling out left and right, sticking with an older Gen 1 processor feels like a questionable choice.

Apart from that, the display, camera, and battery are all decent, nothing groundbreaking, but nothing terrible either. Still, if a phone that costs nearly Rs. 50,000 performs worse than one priced around Rs. 30,000, it’s hard to call that value for money.

Unless OPPO surprises us with a much lower price tag, the Reno14 F could struggle to find its footing, especially with so many better-performing phones, like the OnePlus Nord CE 5, Infinix GT 30 Pro, or Nothing Phone (3a) Pro with a telephoto lens, in the same range.

What are your thoughts on the OPPO Reno14 F? Let us know in the comments below!