Most phone launches show you what a camera can do.
This one showed what it can do while you’re actually doing things.
At OPPO’s Reno15 Series launch, guests weren’t sitting through long presentations. Instead, they were riding horses, hanging out at pastel picnic setups, walking through fields of giant pinwheels, and moving from station to station with a phone in hand.
And that was exactly the point, to show what the Reno15 can handle in real moments, not controlled demo rooms.
Taking photos while riding a horse is usually a recipe for blur
One of the first things that caught attention was the horse-riding photo zone.
Normally, shooting photos or videos while moving means blur, shaky frames, or missed shots. But with the 4K HDR Ultra-Steady Video, guests managed to film and capture motion scenes smoothly even while riding.
Footage stayed stable.
Subjects stayed clear.
And no one had to whisper, “Eh sorry my hands shake.”
If you’ve ever tried filming while walking, travelling, or chasing your friends, you’ll understand why this matters.
Picnic setups tested the camera’s eye for detail
At the pastel picnic corners, guests took portraits, food shots, and group selfies exactly the kind of photos people post every weekend.
Here, the 200MP Ultra-Clear Main Camera quietly did its job. Wide shots of the setup stayed crisp. Close-up portraits kept detail. Zooming in didn’t destroy image quality.
It wasn’t about taking “perfect studio photos”. It was about taking good photos where you actually hang out.
AND The 0.6x Ultra-Wide Selfie Camera came in handy at the picnic zones too.
More friends fit into the frame. More background showed up. And fewer “eh retake, you’re cut off” moments happened.
Pop-out photos without extra apps
Another station that had people stopping for a while was the AI Motion Photo Popout zone.
Instead of using third-party editing apps, the Reno15 now lets you create pop-out visuals directly on the phone. By combining 2 to 9 motion photos with built-in templates, moving subjects were lifted cleanly from the background.
So that horse-riding shot? Or that friend laughing at the picnic table?
They could be turned into dynamic, eye-catching images in just a few taps. No extra apps. No editing skills needed.
Price reveal, because we all scroll for this part
To close the event, OPPO confirmed Malaysian pricing:
• OPPO Reno15 Series starts from RM1,499
• OPPO Reno15 Pro 5G is priced at RM2,999
The Reno15 Series is now officially available in Malaysia.
The Search & Win challenge that ran alongside the launch
To keep the launch interactive beyond the event itself, OPPO also ran a Search & Win challenge on WeirdKaya’s platforms.
The idea was simple. Participants only needed to:
• Google “OPPO Reno15”
• Screenshot the search results page
• Submit it to join the contest
No long forms. No complicated steps. Just a quick search and a screenshot.
After receiving over 1,000 entries, one winner was selected.
🏆 Jimmy Lee, who walked away with an OPPO Pad 5 Matte Display Edition 5G worth RM2,199.
Congrats Jimmy, hope your new device keeps your content flowing.
The contest has officially ended, and the winner has been contacted privately for prize collection.
OPPO’s Reno15 launch didn’t just tell people what the phone could do.
It put the phone in people’s hands, in real situations moving, laughing, riding, hanging out and let the results speak for themselves.
Which is honestly how camera phones should be shown.
