Oppo has added a new member to its Reno lineup in India, and this one is clearly built for people who hate running out of battery. The newly launched Reno 15c focuses on everyday practicality — a big battery, dependable performance, and solid cameras — while keeping the price comfortably below flagship territory. Starting at Rs 34,999, it’s aimed at users who want style and stamina without spending a fortune.
The phone goes on sale from February 5 across Amazon, Flipkart, Oppo’s online store, and offline retail outlets.
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Price and availability
Oppo is offering the Reno 15c in two storage options and two fresh-looking colours — Afterglow Pink and Twilight Blue.
The 8GB RAM + 256GB storage variant is priced at Rs 34,999, while the 12GB RAM + 256GB model costs Rs 37,999. Both versions target buyers looking for plenty of storage without jumping into premium pricing.
Big battery is the real highlight
If there’s one thing that stands out, it’s the battery.The Reno 15c packs a massive 7,000mAh battery — far bigger than what most phones in this segment offer. For regular users, that could easily translate into nearly two days of usage on a single charge.
It also supports 80W fast charging. Oppo claims a quick top-up can deliver hours of use, while a full charge takes just over an hour. For commuters, travellers, or heavy streamers, that’s a practical advantage you’ll actually notice.
Slim design, bright AMOLED display
Despite the large battery, the phone doesn’t feel bulky.
The Reno 15c measures just over 8mm in thickness and weighs 195 grams, which keeps it comfortable in hand. Up front, you get a 6.57-inch flat AMOLED display with full HD+ resolution and slim bezels. Peak brightness goes up to 1,400 nits, making outdoor viewing easier under harsh sunlight.
It’s the kind of screen that works well for binge-watching, scrolling, or gaming without straining your eyes.
Cameras for everyday creators
Oppo continues to push cameras as a key selling point.
The Reno 15c features a triple rear setup with a 50MP main sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide lens, and a 2MP macro camera. For selfies and group shots, there’s a 50MP ultra-wide front camera.
Both front and rear cameras support 4K video recording, along with stabilisation features for smoother footage. Oppo has also added built-in editing and portrait tools, which should appeal to users who like posting quick reels or photos straight from their phone.
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Performance and software
Under the hood, the phone runs on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chipset. It’s designed for balanced performance rather than raw power, which means smoother day-to-day tasks, decent gaming, and better power efficiency.
The device comes with up to 12GB RAM and runs ColorOS 16 based on Android. Expect the usual mix of customisation features, multitasking tools, and camera enhancements.
Built to handle daily wear and tear
Oppo hasn’t ignored durability either. The Reno 15c comes with water and dust resistance along with a reinforced body to handle minor drops and splashes — small additions that matter in real-world use.
The bottom line
The Reno 15c doesn’t try to be flashy or experimental. Instead, it focuses on the basics people actually care about: long battery life, a good display, reliable cameras, and smooth performance.
At under Rs 35,000, it shapes up as a sensible mid-range option for students, working professionals, and anyone who wants a dependable daily driver without stepping into premium pricing.
