After looking at the specifications, we can clearly see there is no major difference. The phones have the same display sizes, refresh rate, brightness levels, and screen protection. The Oppo Reno 15 looks heavily inspired by the iPhone design and is slightly bulkier than the Oppo Reno 14. Performance of both phones will be similar; the Dimensity 8350 and Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 are almost alike in raw performance, though the Snapdragon is slightly optimized and can handle games a bit better. Other than that, there’s no major difference. The Oppo Reno 14 scored 1,395,641 points on Antutu, while the Oppo Reno 15 scored 1,389,693 points. Both phones support PUBG at 90 FPS.

Regarding the camera, the Reno 15 camera seems borrowed from the Reno 14 and performs almost the same. The camera specifications are identical, including the 50MP selfie camera, though the Reno 14’s selfie can outperform the Reno 15 in some scenarios. Looking at battery capacity, the Reno 15 has an edge with 6,500 mAh versus 6,000 mAh on the Reno 14. Charging speed is similar; the Reno 14 charges 0–100% in 47 minutes, and the Reno 15 in 51 minutes. So, the 500 mAh difference can give roughly 3–4 extra hours of browsing.

After discussing the specifications, the real question is whether upgrading from Reno 14 to Reno 15 is worth it, especially when spending 10,000 PKR extra. The answer depends on your preference. If you want a fresh new design, the Reno 15 is worth it. The Reno 14’s design is not outdated, and some users even prefer it. Other than the battery and design, performance and cameras are largely the same.