13 October 2026 · Zohaan Mobile Gallery
Oppo F1s Price in Pakistan & Full Specs
Oppo F1s — Full Specifications, Features & Price in Pakistan
The Oppo F1s (2016) was marketed as the 'Selfie Expert' — a 16MP front camera at a time when most phones had 5MP selfie shooters. A decade later it survives only in the used market as an ultra-cheap basic phone. This guide covers its verified specifications and the hard truths about buying a 2016 phone in 2026.
Key Specifications at a Glance
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand / Model | Oppo F1s |
| Display | 5.5-inch IPS LCD, 720 x 1280 pixels (~267 ppi), Corning Gorilla Glass 4 |
| Chipset | MediaTek MT6755 / MT6750 (28nm), octa-core 1.5 GHz Cortex-A53, Mali-T860MP2 GPU |
| Network | 4G LTE (GSM / HSPA / LTE) |
| RAM / Storage | 3GB RAM + 32GB storage, or 4GB RAM + 64GB storage; dedicated microSD slot (up to 256GB) |
| Rear camera | 13MP f/2.2 with PDAF, LED flash; 1080p@30fps video |
| Front camera | 16MP f/2.0; 1080p@30fps video |
| Battery | 3,075mAh (non-removable) |
| Fingerprint | Front-mounted fingerprint sensor (in home button) |
| Dimensions / Weight | 154.5 x 76 x 7.4 mm; 160 g |
| Operating system | Android 5.1 Lollipop with ColorOS 3.0 (upgradable to Android 6.0 Marshmallow) |
| Colours | Gold, Rose Gold, Gray |
Design and Build Quality
An aluminium back and frame with Gorilla Glass 4 on the front — the F1s feels more premium than its used price suggests. At 160g and 7.4mm it is compact by modern standards, and many buyers like it as a small secondary phone. The front-mounted fingerprint sensor in the home button still works well for basic unlocking.
Display Features
The 5.5-inch 720p IPS LCD (~267 ppi) with Gorilla Glass 4 is basic but readable. Do not expect vibrant colours or high brightness — this is a 2016 panel. For calls, WhatsApp text, and video calls it remains serviceable.
Processor and Performance
The MediaTek MT6755 (28nm) octa-core at 1.5 GHz was a solid mid-range chip in 2016. In 2026 it handles only the basics: calls, SMS, WhatsApp, and light browsing. Modern apps are heavier than this chip was designed for, and 3GB RAM means frequent app reloads. Treat it strictly as a basic communication device.
RAM and Storage
Two variants exist: 3GB + 32GB and 4GB + 64GB — confirm which one a used unit is, as sellers often do not specify. A dedicated microSD slot (up to 256GB) helps with media storage. The 4GB/64GB version is noticeably more usable and worth seeking out.
Camera Features
The 16MP f/2.0 front camera remains the phone's best feature — fine for selfies and video calls in good light. The 13MP f/2.2 rear camera with PDAF takes acceptable daylight photos but struggles in low light by any modern standard. Both record 1080p@30fps. Check the camera glass for scratches on any used unit.
In 2016, the F1s's 16MP front camera was genuinely remarkable — most rivals offered 5MP or 8MP selfie cameras. Oppo built an entire marketing campaign around it, and the phone sold strongly in Pakistan and across Asia. The metal unibody design with a front fingerprint sensor also felt premium for its price. A decade on, the selfie camera is still decent for video calls, but everything around it has aged hard.
Battery and Charging
The 3,075mAh battery was average in 2016 and will be heavily degraded on any surviving unit in 2026 — expect to charge daily or more. There is no fast charging; refills happen over micro-USB at standard speeds. A battery replacement, if you can find one, transforms the phone — factor this into the price.
Software and Updates
Android 5.1 Lollipop (upgradable to 6.0 Marshmallow) with ColorOS 3.0. This is the phone's biggest problem: a large and growing number of modern apps no longer support Android 5/6, including some banking, payment, and ride-hailing apps. Security patches ended years ago. Before buying, install or verify every app you actually need — do not assume the Play Store will serve current versions.
Connectivity and Additional Features
4G LTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS with A-GPS, FM radio, 3.5mm headphone jack, and micro-USB 2.0 with OTG. No NFC. Sensors: front fingerprint, accelerometer, proximity, compass.
Variants, Colours and Availability
Released August 2016 in Gold, Rose Gold, and Gray. Variants: 3GB+32GB and 4GB+64GB. Discontinued for years — WhatMobile lists it as 'Discontinued'. Available in 2026 only as used units. Do not confuse with the Oppo F1 (the smaller predecessor) or F1 Plus — different phones.
Price in Pakistan and PTA Information
Old listings priced the F1s around Rs. 19,900–25,999 depending on variant and era; WhatMobile now lists it as discontinued with no current price. Used units trade at whatever the market bears — typically very low. Confirm the current price with Zohaan Mobile Gallery before buying, and confirm whether the unit is the 3GB or 4GB version.
PTA: PTA approval applies per device and IMEI, not per model. Before paying, send the phone's IMEI to 8484 and confirm 'Compliant' status. How to check PTA approval.
Main Advantages and Limitations
Advantages:
- Extremely low used price
- Metal build with Gorilla Glass 4 — feels premium for the money
- 16MP front camera still fine for video calls
- Compact and light; front fingerprint sensor
- 3.5mm jack, FM radio, dedicated microSD slot
Limitations:
- Android 5.1/6.0 — many modern apps will not install or update
- No security updates for years
- Heavily degraded batteries on surviving units; no fast charging
- Weak performance for anything beyond basics
Who Should Consider This Phone?
Good fit: someone needing the cheapest possible working phone for calls, SMS, and WhatsApp — e.g., a backup phone, a phone for a child, or a basic device for an elderly user. The 4GB/64GB variant is the only one worth considering.
Look elsewhere if: you need banking apps, ride-hailing, or any modern app reliably — verify app compatibility first. For a usable daily phone, compare options in the Oppo collection or all mobiles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of Oppo F1s in Pakistan?
Old listings were Rs. 19,900–25,999; it is discontinued with no current official price. Used prices are very low — confirm with Zohaan Mobile Gallery.
Which is better: the 3GB or 4GB version?
The 4GB RAM + 64GB storage version is noticeably more usable. Always confirm which variant a used unit is before buying.
Can I use WhatsApp and banking apps on it?
WhatsApp may still work, but many modern apps — including some banking and payment apps — no longer support Android 5.1/6.0. Verify each essential app before buying.
Why was it called the 'Selfie Expert'?
Its 16MP front camera was exceptional in 2016, when most phones had 5–8MP selfie cameras. Oppo marketed it heavily on that basis.
Does it have a fingerprint sensor?
Yes — a front-mounted fingerprint sensor built into the home button.
How is the battery life now?
Poor on original batteries — the 3,075mAh cell is a decade old on surviving units. Expect daily charging or budget for a replacement.
Is it PTA approved?
PTA status is per-device. Verify the specific unit's IMEI by SMS to 8484 before purchase.
Is it available at Zohaan Mobile Gallery?
Check the Oppo F1s product page or WhatsApp +92 305 8452080 for current availability and price.
Final Verdict
The Oppo F1s is a likeable relic: metal body, decent selfie camera, and an almost disposable used price. But Android 5.1/6.0 in 2026 is a serious constraint — app compatibility, not hardware, is what will decide whether this phone works for you. Verify your essential apps first, prefer the 4GB/64GB variant, and it can serve as an ultra-cheap backup or basic phone.
Call to Action
See the Oppo F1s at Zohaan Mobile Gallery, browse the Oppo collection, or WhatsApp us at +92 305 8452080 for the confirmed current price, PTA verification, and 7-day check warranty details. Or visit our Rahim Yar Khan store — Shop No. 6, First Floor, Iqra Plaza, Railway Road — and check the phone in hand before you buy.