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OPPO F35 Pro 5G review: A good looking phone with excellent endurance, but its price needs a closer look | HT Verified

The OPPO F35 Pro 5G offers excellent battery life, smooth software and natural looking cameras, but its ₹46,000 price faces stiff competition.

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I usually notice a phone's battery when I have to reach for a charger. With the OPPO F35 Pro, I found myself going through a full day of work, photos and Call of Duty: Mobile without planning around the battery at all. That, more than the 8,000mAh number on the box, is the most convincing thing about this phone.

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The OPPO F35 Pro 5G offers excellent battery life, smooth software and natural looking cameras, but its ₹46,000 price faces stiff competition.

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