A big screen, an almost everlasting battery and solid specs make the Oppo A9 2020 one of the best affordable phones for those who stream a lot of video, and a still great option for almost everyone else on a limited budget.

Superb battery life; Better than average night photos; Good-quality stereo speakers

Plastic back; Two of the four rear cameras seem to do very little; No NFC = no Google Pay

The OPPO A9 2020 does offer some very nice features especially for a mid-range device but there are also quite a few compromises that a majority of users might not be willing to overlook.

Large display; Great battery life; Good main camera; Decent overall performance; Triple card tray; Stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos; Reverse charging

No fast charging; 720p display; Average low-light photos; Weak haptics motor; Spam notifications; Pre-installed bloatware

Bang for buck, the A9 2020 is hard to beat for its ₦89,500 price tag. It has a big display, decent rear camera, decent processor, oodles of RAM, a massive battery that lasts and lasts, fast charging, and also reverse charging.

To kick off the new year, we have the Oppo A9 2020 , a handset costing just £220 (inc. VAT) that gives you an impressive amount of capability for the cash.

The strong points of Oppo A9 2020 include its battery backup and speakers. The camera is decent and the performance is also good for the price point. The Oppo A9 2020 could have used a display with full HD resolution and minimised the chin to decrease its height.

The Oppo A9 2020 is not the most impressive phone around on paper. It has a 720p screen and costs more than the Xiaomi Redmi Note 7, which has a 1080p display. Only two of its four rear cameras are useful too, but two solid cameras at £220 isn’t bad. However, the screen is surprisingly decent-looking and there’s a good chance you’ll fall in love with the Oppo A9 2020’s battery life – I did.

Killer battery life; Large screen; Dual field of view camera;

Low screen resolution; Glass-look back is plastic; Two of the four rear cameras don't do much;