Oppo F7: Price in Pakistan, Full Specifications & Used Buying Guide

Oppo F7 Overview

The Oppo F7 launched in March 2018 as the successor to the F5, and it was a landmark phone for Oppo: the company's first smartphone with a notch, housing a record-setting 25MP AI selfie camera. Paired with the then-new 12nm MediaTek Helio P60 chip, it was one of the strongest mid-range selfie phones of 2018. Like the rest of the F series, it has been discontinued for years, so Pakistani buyers will only encounter used or refurbished units. The F7 remains a reasonable ultra-budget pick for selfie lovers and light users, but its Android 8.1 software is end-of-life and there is no fast charging. This guide covers the verified specs and the checks that matter before buying one used.

Design and Display

The F7 has a 6.23-inch LTPS IPS LCD with a 1080 x 2280 resolution, 19:9 aspect ratio, and about 405 ppi, protected by Gorilla Glass 5. It was Oppo's first notched display — a small notch at the top holding the 25MP front camera — giving an 88% screen-to-body ratio. The back is glossy plastic with a mirror-like finish in Solar Red, Moonlight Silver, and Diamond Black, with the fingerprint sensor and single 16MP camera stacked vertically. It measures 156 x 75.3 x 7.8 mm and weighs 158 grams. The glossy back looks premium but picks up fingerprints and scratches quickly, so a case is advisable. A 3.5mm jack with Dirac HD audio and a microUSB port sit on the bottom edge.

Performance and Chipset

The Helio P60 (MT6771) is a 12nm octa-core chip — four Cortex-A73 performance cores and four Cortex-A53 efficiency cores at 2.0GHz, with a Mali-G72 MP3 GPU and a dedicated AI processing unit. The F7 shipped in 4GB RAM / 64GB and 6GB RAM / 128GB variants, with a dedicated microSD slot supporting up to 256GB. In 2018 this was a genuinely quick mid-range chip; in 2026 it handles everyday apps — WhatsApp, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook — comfortably, with light games like Subway Surfers running fine. Demanding 3D games and heavy multitasking will expose its age, especially on the 4GB model. The dedicated microSD slot is a real plus for media hoarders.

Cameras

The 25MP front camera (Sony IMX576, f/2.0) with AI Beauty 2.0, HDR, and AR stickers is the F7's signature — in good light it captures detailed, flattering selfies that still impress for a used phone at this price. The rear camera is a single 16MP sensor (f/1.8) with PDAF and LED flash, recording 1080p@30fps. Daylight shots are solid with natural colours; night shots are noisy with no night mode or stabilisation. There is no ultrawide or telephoto lens. For buyers whose priority is selfies and video calls on a tight budget, the F7's front camera remains its strongest selling point; rear-camera users get merely adequate results.

Battery and Charging

The F7 packs a 3,400mAh battery (3,300mAh minimum rated) charged over microUSB with a standard 2A charger — notably, there is no fast charging at all, which reviewers criticised even in 2018. A full charge from empty takes well over two hours. On a used unit, expect the already modest endurance to be worse: verify real-world backup time and check the glossy back for bulging. The efficient 12nm chip helps standby time, but this is not a two-day phone even when new. If the seller cannot demonstrate a full day of light use, negotiate the price down or look elsewhere.

Software and Updates

The F7 launched with Android 8.1 Oreo and ColorOS 5.0, and never moved past Android 8. Android 8.1 is also end-of-life with no security patches for years. The practical impact is smaller than on the Android 7.1 F5 — most apps, including many banking apps, still list Android 8 as a minimum — but the direction is the same: every year more apps raise their minimum version. Before buying, install and log in to your banking, JazzCash/Easypaisa, and other essential apps on the handset itself. ColorOS 5 itself feels dated, with heavy theming and preinstalled apps, but it is functional.

Connectivity and Extras

Dual nano-SIM with dual 4G VoLTE works on all Pakistani networks, plus dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.2, GPS, FM radio, USB OTG, a rear fingerprint sensor, and face unlock with 128 facial recognition points. There is no NFC. The 3.5mm jack with Dirac HD tuning is a nice touch for wired-earphone users. Used buyers should test both SIM slots, the fingerprint sensor, and the face unlock in different lighting before paying.

Oppo F7 Full Specifications

Pros

• 25MP AI selfie camera — still excellent for selfies at this price
• 6.23-inch FHD+ notched display with Gorilla Glass 5
• Helio P60 handles daily apps smoothly; dedicated microSD slot
• Rear fingerprint sensor plus fast face unlock
• Light 158g body with 3.5mm jack and Dirac HD audio

Cons

• No fast charging — 3,400mAh battery takes 2+ hours to fill
• Android 8.1 is end-of-life; app compatibility will keep shrinking
• Glossy plastic back scratches and smudges easily
• Single rear camera, no night mode, no 4K video
• microUSB port, no NFC

Who Should Buy the Oppo F7?

The used F7 is for selfie-focused buyers on a strict budget — students, social-media users, and anyone who wants the best front camera available at the lowest used price. It also works as a dependable second phone. It is not for mobile gamers, anyone who needs guaranteed banking-app support for years, or buyers who charge in a hurry: the lack of fast charging is a daily annoyance. If selfies matter less to you than battery or software age, compare the F9, which adds VOOC charging.

Oppo F7 vs Oppo F7 Youth

The F7 Youth is the stripped-down sibling: it drops the notch for a plain 6.0-inch 18:9 display, cuts the selfie camera from 25MP to 8MP and the rear from 16MP to 13MP, removes the fingerprint sensor entirely (face unlock only), and ships with 4GB/64GB. It keeps the same Helio P60 chip and a slightly larger 3,410mAh battery. In short, the standard F7 is better in every way that matters — cameras, biometrics, display size — and on the used market it should only cost a little more. The Youth only makes sense if it is dramatically cheaper. Verify the model in Settings, because the two are easy to confuse at a glance.

Buying a Used Oppo F7 in Pakistan: Checklist

Confirm the variant first — 4GB/64GB is most common, 6GB/128GB rarer and worth more. Check the PTA status by IMEI; do not accept "PTA approved" on word alone. Test battery backup over at least an hour of real use, since there is no fast charging to compensate for a weak cell. Inspect the glossy back and the notch area for scratches and cracks, test the fingerprint sensor and face unlock, both cameras, speakers, and both SIM slots. Install your banking and payment apps and log in before paying — Android 8.1 still runs most of them today, but confirm on the unit. Get a written receipt with the IMEI and confirm the 7-day check warranty on used phones.

Oppo F7 Price in Pakistan

The F7 is discontinued with no official new price in Pakistan. Used prices shift with condition, RAM variant, battery health, and PTA status, and our catalog figure from the October 2026 import is stale — it is not a current market price. For the latest price of the unit in stock, contact Zohaan Mobile Gallery on WhatsApp at +92 305 8452080 or visit the Rahim Yar Khan store. Expect the F7 to trade above the F5 and F7 Youth on the used market, reflecting its better selfie camera and newer chip; if a "F7" is priced like a Youth, double-check which model it really is.

Frequently Asked Questions

What made the Oppo F7 special at launch?

It was Oppo's first phone with a notch display and carried a 25MP AI selfie camera — the highest-resolution front camera on any phone at the time — plus the new 12nm Helio P60 chip.

Does the Oppo F7 support fast charging?

No. It charges over microUSB with a standard 2A charger and takes over two hours for a full charge — a known weakness even when it was new.

What is the difference between the Oppo F7 and F7 Youth?

The F7 has a 6.23-inch notched display, 25MP selfie camera, 16MP rear camera, and a fingerprint sensor; the Youth has a 6.0-inch notch-less display, 8MP selfie camera, 13MP rear camera, and no fingerprint sensor. Both share the Helio P60 chip.

Will banking apps work on the Oppo F7?

Most still do, since many list Android 8 as their minimum — but the OS is end-of-life and support will shrink. Install and log in to your banking apps on the handset before buying.

How good is the Helio P60 in 2026?

Fine for daily apps — WhatsApp, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook — and light games. It struggles with demanding 3D games and heavy multitasking, especially on the 4GB model.

Does the F7 have a fingerprint sensor?

Yes, a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor, plus face unlock with 128 recognition points.

Can I use two SIMs and a memory card together?

Yes — the F7 has a dedicated microSD slot supporting up to 256GB alongside dual nano-SIMs.

Is the Oppo F7 good for gaming?

Only for light games. The Mali-G72 MP3 GPU handles casual titles, but modern heavy games will lag and heat the phone.

Where to Buy in Rahim Yar Khan

If you are looking for a Oppo F7 in Rahim Yar Khan, talk to Zohaan Mobile Gallery before you buy. We deal in used mobiles, mobile exchange, and mobile repair, and we can confirm the exact unit, its condition, and the latest price.

• Chat on WhatsApp: +92 305 8452080
• Visit: Shop No. 6, First Floor, Iqra Plaza, Railway Road, Rahim Yar Khan 64200, Pakistan
• Hours: Monday to Thursday and Saturday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
• View the Oppo F7 on our store

Note: this article is a specification and buying guide. The store listing may describe a specific used unit, so confirm RAM, storage, condition, and PTA status of the actual handset with us first.