The OPPO Reno14 F is the next in the series of Reno smartphones that combine the fashionable design with the functionality that suits daily life. With the Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chipset under the hood, this 5G-compatible device does not only focus on performance but also on long battery life and the camera versatility enabled by artificial intelligence. It has a unique Mermaidcore finish that is bound to grab attention and a new underwater photography mode that makes it stand out.
The Reno14 F has a lively 120Hz AMOLED screen, IP69 waterproofing, and intelligent AI photography and editing tools that make it a balanced upper mid-range device. However, does it really shine in a crowded market? So, what is it like? How much does it price in Bangladesh? Let’s find out in our full OPPO Reno14 F review.
Want a fashionable smartphone with flagship features? The new OPPO Reno14 F has been introduced in Bangladesh, it is a 6.57-inch AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, a 6000mAh battery, and 45W SUPERVOOC fast charging, which can be used all day. This phone has a premium experience at an affordable cost with Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 performance, IP69 durability rating, and a sleek design that fits into the modern lifestyle. In this review, I will present the complete specifications and the official OPPO Reno14 F price in Bangladesh to help you make your next smartphone purchase.
This is what you get inside the OPPO Reno14 F box:
The OPPO Reno14 F comes out of the box with a carefully assembled starter package: the phone, a 45 W SuperVOOC fast charger bundled with it, a USB-C cable, a snug transparent silicone protective cover, a precision SIM-eject tool, and a user manual, all that you need to start operating the device right now. No earphones, but the high-speed charger and case in-box are actually useful.
The OPPO Reno14 F is a upper-mid-range priced phone that looks striking yet refined, which is in line with the design-savvy reputation of the Reno series. The device is well designed and the plastic frame makes it feel solid and premium. The back is where OPPO gets to flex its design muscles, with an Iridescent Mermaid finish that looks like it was inspired by the mermaidcore trend. We tested the Luminous Green model that changes the color between green and gold depending on the angle of light. The finish does not only look good, but it also provides a soft matte finish that prevents fingerprints and improves grip.
The most striking feature is the way that the back glass panel is smoothly rounded into the camera block. The squircle-shaped module does not seem like an afterthought but rather seems to be organically integrated into the back panel. The shiny finish surrounding the module is a very nice contrast to the rest of the matte finish, and provides a visual and tactile separation. The module has two big chrome-rimmed lenses and a third macro sensor, with the branding of the module reading AI Camera and two LED flashes on its sides. The rings are not too high so they do not create too much wobble on flat surfaces.
The Reno14 F does not have the aluminium frame of the Pro model, but it is much lighter and a bit thicker, with a thickness of about 7.7mm and a weight of about 180g. The construction is solid and strong despite the plastic materials. The phone has an IP68/IP69 water and dust resistance rating, which is one of the highlights of the phone, as it is not common at this price. This implies that it is resistant to splashes, dust, and even short-term submersion, meaning that it is a convenient option to users who like outdoor activities or those who live in humid environments.
The front is occupied by a bright 6.57-inch AMOLED screen with thin bezels and a tiny punch-hole notch. OPPO has not specified which protective glass is used, but the screen is solid and does not wear out under the daily load. There is an in-display fingerprint scanner beneath the display, which is fast and secure to use.
In the case of ports and buttons, the Reno14 F has a USB Type-C port at the bottom and speaker grille and SIM tray. It does not have an IR blaster as its Pro brother, but the design is still clean and symmetrical. On the whole, OPPO Reno14 F is overweighted in design, being an aesthetically pleasing and sensibly practical design.
The OPPO Reno14 F has a 6.57-inch flexible AMOLED screen, and its resolution is 2372 x 1080 pixels, which is Full HD+. It has a refresh rate of up to 120Hz and a touch sampling rate of 240Hz, which makes it smooth and responsive to use, whether you scroll through social media or play casual games. The panel supports a maximum brightness of 1400 nits, which makes it visible under direct sunlight. The device has thin bezels and the front camera is positioned in the center as a punch-hole, which results in a very high screen-to-body ratio that makes the device more immersive when watching videos and browsing.
Another good aspect is color reproduction. The panel produces luminous and balanced hues with deep blacks and rich contrast, which is characteristic of AMOLED technology. Users are able to adjust the color settings in the system to correspond to their visual preference and select among display profiles to have cooler or warmer tones.
The wet-touch support is one of the most outstanding features of the phone since it is not a common feature at this price range. This implies that the Reno14 F can still be responsive despite the screen being wet- which is perfect when you are living in a humid environment or when the phone is around water. The display is also HDR10 certified and can display high dynamic range content with greater detail in dark and bright scenes.
The Reno14 F has an AMOLED screen, which is not as high-resolution as the one on the Reno14 Pro (1.5K), but still performs admirably in daily life. Animations in UI and casual gaming appear smooth and the visual experience is similar at various angles. The Reno14 F has a good media experience, though it could have used a stereo sound as a bonus, paired with a single bottom-firing speaker that gets decently loud.
The OPPO Reno14 F does not have the triple 50MP camera of its Pro counterpart, but it offers a flexible camera experience that is ideal in daily photography. The rear camera setup is a 50MP main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide angle lens, and a 2MP macro camera. The numbers might not be very impressive on paper, but software improvements, especially in AI photography, allow the Reno14 F to punch above its weight in this area.
The main sensor is 50MP and can take photos with good detail and acceptable dynamic range under good lighting. Colours are depicted in a bit of a vivid tone, which provides photos with visually appealing finish. Although it sometimes over-saturates, particularly with greens and blues, the photos are still interesting and worth sharing. The treatment of shadows is also good, but sometimes the high-contrast scenes will blow out highlights. Accurate edge detection is useful in close-up shots, and AI Scene Enhancement is useful in optimising colours in particular situations such as food, greenery, and architecture.
There is decent low-light performance, with the help of the AI Flash Photography system built into OPPO, which uses dual LED flash and intelligent exposure adjustment. The Always-on flash is especially useful to light up dark scenes without overexposing the face. With that said, low-light portraits are likely to exhibit some level of skin smoothing, and even the smallest of textures, such as hair or fabric, may be a bit blurred. Noise is well controlled, but not the best in class.
The wide aperture of the main sensor and AI optimization are used in portrait mode. The separation of subjects is quite accurate, and the blur of the background is smooth, resembling a DSLR bokeh. Nevertheless, the 2MP macro camera is disappointing. It is more of a spec filler rather than a useful tool since the images taken in macro mode do not have the detail and colour accuracy of the primary lens.
The 8MP ultra wide lens provides fair outcomes with a broader field of view when in a group or landscape. Nevertheless, edge softness is evident and the dynamic range suffers a bit. Colour match to the main camera is good, but not flawless, with colours leaning cooler when using this lens, and detail retention is also less impressive. It is fine to use casually, but not when you need a wide-angle situation.
The Reno14 F has a 32MP selfie camera on the front, which is good during the day, with a clear picture and saturated colors. There is the AI Beauty Mode, which is available but luckily not so aggressive when not manually tuned. Portrait selfies are well-separated and have an even exposure, but skin tones may be warm. The front camera is more than capable in dimmer light, with good clarity and the help of screen flash, but noise is more noticeable.
In video, the OPPO Reno14 F can record up to 4K at 30fps using the rear camera and 1080p at 30fps using the front camera. Stabilization is offered through EIS that performs a decent task at minimizing shakes when recording handheld. Video is crisp during the day, with vibrant colours and smooth changes in frames. Nonetheless, dynamic range is low, and the transitions between light and shadow are not always smooth. Sound recording is pure, but in busy places, it may be accompanied by some background noise.
One such feature is the AI Smart Video Editing, which enables the user to cut, style and improve videos right out of the gallery. Such features as Dual-view video and Slow-motion are also included, which provides creative versatility to the video toolkit. Nevertheless, in contrast to the Pro model, the Reno14 F lacks a dedicated telephoto lens, and zoomed video is made with the help of digital cropping, which loses detail rather fast.
The OPPO Reno14 F is a good all-around camera phone in its price point. It might not have fancy features such as optical zoom or oversized ultrawide sensors, but it compensates with smart AI calibration, consistent portrait images, and reasonable selfie camera. It is an excellent option to be used by casual photographers and social media users who desire to have flexibility without spending a fortune.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 is a 5G-enabled 4nm upper mid-range SoC whose performance should be reliable but not very efficient. Based on a Kryo octa-core platform and coupled with the Adreno 710 GPU, the chipset is capable of daily multitasking, social media, and casual gaming. We experienced smooth app launching and interface switching, although heavy gaming and high-stress multitasking can prove to be a challenge to the device in certain situations.
The Reno14 F scored quite well in benchmark tests that are on par with other phones with Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 processors. It also performed well in the multi-core tests of Geekbench, implying that it can handle several background processes without any obvious delays. Nevertheless, the Reno14 F, in contrast to the Reno14 Pro, does not imply intensive workloads or extended gaming sessions. It also exhibits thermal buildup after prolonged use, but OPPO has implemented AI temperature control that keeps things manageable. It also has a multi-layer graphite based cooling system that aids in cooling when playing games or editing videos.
The gaming performance is fairly good on games such as Call of Duty: Mobile, PUBG Mobile, and Asphalt 9 that can be played at medium to high settings with consistent frame rates. Game Assistant is an in-built feature of ColorOS that optimizes notifications and memory allocation and activates features such as the frame rate smoothing. Although the phone lacks the high-end gaming features such as footstep sound enhancement or advanced haptic feedback, which are available in the Pro model, it is still a fun phone to play on as a casual gamer.
Reno14 F has 8GB RAM and 256GB UFS 3.1 storage. There is also virtual RAM expansion to 8GB, which enables temporary multitasking performance increase by using internal storage.
Software-wise, the device is powered by Android 15 out of the box with ColorOS 15 on top. ColorOS is still providing a smooth user interface with a high level of customization options such as themes, fonts, icon styles, and Always-On Display customization. The software experience is smooth, however, the number of pre-installed apps is very high, to the tune of more than 50 apps, thus the UI feels bloated initially. Luckily, most of them can be removed or deactivated.
Also included in the package are AI-based tools such as Smart Image Matting, AI Eraser, and AI Photo Enhancer. Such tools are surprisingly effective, particularly the Eraser option, that can eliminate background noise with little to no effort. Although it might not have the more advanced AI package of the Pro variant, the Reno14 F offers a very good balance of usability and performance in its price range.
Compared to the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chipset and a maximum of 12 GB RAM, the OPPO Reno14 F ranks at around 6,78,212 on AnTuTu Benchmark (v10), which is higher than about 76 percent of smartphones at this level. Sub-scores: CPU 1,99,072; GPU 1,13,065; MEM 2,05,539; UX 1,60,536
Single-core results are 913, and multi-core scores are 2,669 on GeekBench 6, indicating a good everyday performance and consistent multi-tasking abilities.
These numbers prove that the Reno14 F has almost flagship responsiveness on daily apps and light gaming, with published benchmarks and reputable sources, giving the readers a good level of credibility and a practical understanding.
The OPPO Reno14 F has a powerful 6,000mAh battery, which is one of the longest-lasting smartphones in the same segment. It has no problem lasting a day and a half with moderate usage (browsing, social media, streaming, and some gaming), and can even last into a second day with lighter use. It used only approximately 23% in 30 minutes in our YouTube playback test, which is a very good power efficiency when it comes to media consumption.
There was also decent battery life during gaming sessions, with 30 minutes of play on games such as Call of Duty: Mobile and Asphalt 9 only costing the battery around 5-6 percent. Reno14 F is compatible with 45W SuperVOOC fast charging, and OPPO also provides the charger in the box, which is also a good move in the current market. When we were testing, the battery took slightly less than 55 minutes to charge between 20 and 100 percent.
Although not as quick as the 80W charging of the Pro version, the Reno14 F with its excellent battery capacity and consistent fast charging rates is a perfect choice for those who want to have a full day of use without having to worry about their phones running out of juice. This price is not a surprise to not have wireless charging, but the wired one is effective and optimized to be used daily.
The OPPO Reno14 F price in Bangladesh is BDT 42,990 (Official) for the 8GB RAM and 256GB storage variant.
This price puts it in a good upper mid-range bracket, given that it has a stylish IP69-rated design, 120Hz AMOLED screen, and camera-centric features. The phone was launched in the country by the end of July 2025, and it was released online and in OPPO retail stores nationwide. Although the price label may seem a bit high-end to some, OPPO supports it with such valuable features as the support of wet-touch displays, AI imaging features, and long battery life.
The Reno14 F is a good competitor in the market, considering the current smartphone market in Bangladesh, with its rivals of the same price range being Xiaomi, Samsung, and Vivo. The Reno14 F is a good value phone with sleek aesthetics, long battery life, and improved AI camera experiences to buyers who value such features. Only remember to purchase through official channels so that you can get warranty and genuine accessories.
OPPO Reno14 F is a good-looking, reliable, and long-lasting battery mid-range phone that offers a lot of features. Although it is not as expensive as the Pro model, it is a fantastic deal with good bonus features such as IP69 water resistance, AI camera features, and an AMOLED screen. The Reno14 F is a sensible and balanced option that users should consider when they want a fashionable and trustworthy daily driver without having to empty their wallets.
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