The OPPO F5, launched in late 2017, was a landmark device for the company, famously coining the phrase "Selfie Expert." It originally shipped with Android 7.1.1 Nougat layered with OPPO’s own ColorOS 3.2. For many users, the big question shortly after launch was: would it receive the update to Android 8.0 Oreo?
The answer was yes, but with important context regarding timing and features. oppo f5 android 80 oreo update
One of the flagship features of Oreo, PiP mode allows you to watch YouTube videos or use Google Maps in a floating window while replying to WhatsApp messages. On the F5’s large 6-inch display, this was a game-changer for multitasking. The OPPO F5, launched in late 2017, was
While the OPPO F5 was launched before Treble was mandatory, the Oreo update implemented a "vendor interface" layer. This theoretically made it easier for OPPO to release security patches faster. (Spoiler: It helped slightly, but the F5 did not get Android Pie). One of the flagship features of Oreo, PiP
Beyond stock Android features, OPPO’s skin got smarter: