Let me start by saying the Reno 11 Pro's 6.7-inch screen is absolutely gorgeous for binge-watching shows - colors pop, and the slim bezels make it feel premium. That said, finding accessories is a nightmare; even 'universal' cases don't fit properly.

The 6000mAh battery had me excited, but real-world use tells a different story. While some users report all-day life, mine drains suspiciously fast during standby - like it's running crypto mining in the background! The included charger helps, but this isn't the marathon runner I expected.

Camera performance surprised me though. That 50MP main shooter captures crisp details in daylight, though low-light shots get grainy. The selfie cam? Let's just say my video calls have never looked better - though WhatsApp users report issues (haven't experienced this myself).

Now the elephant in the room: carrier compatibility. Despite being 'unlocked,' some buyers face rejection from networks like Cricket. Mine worked fine with T-Mobile, but that IMEI-reading-as-tablet issue sounds sketchy. Pro tip: check with your carrier before buying.

Performance-wise, it handles social media smoothly but stutters during intensive gaming. That '8-core processor' feels more mid-range than flagship when pushed hard. And yes - despite the name, this definitely isn't an actual Oppo Reno 11 Pro clone as some suspect.

The included accessories (case, screen protector) are nice touches that most brands skip nowadays. Just wish they'd included a proper fast charger instead of the basic USB-C cable.