JAKARTA OPPO A5 Pro akan hadir di Indonesia pada Minggu, 16 Maret mendatang. Sebelum perangkat ini dirilis secara resmi, VOI mendapatkan kesempatan untuk melihat langsung tes ketahanan ponsel.
OPPO Indonesia labels its newest device as a military class phone. This label is given because the A5 Pro is claimed to be resilient, dust resistant, waterproof, and other forms of resilience. To prove this claim, OPPO tests the device directly.
In a demonstration of the resistance test conducted on Friday, March 14, the Head of PR OPPO Indonesia, Arga Simanjuntak, conducted four testing stages. The first stage is breaking three large bricks by placing the OPPO A5 Pro between the statues.
When Arga broke the pile of bricks, the A5 Pro also fell, but the device was still in good condition and could be operated without any problems. At the next stage, Arga tested the A5 Pro's resistance in the water.
Not just water, this device is even placed in a block of ice cubes so that the phone cannot be taken unless the ice is broken. Even so, the phone still rang when called even though it was trapped in a very cold temperature.
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The next test was quite extreme, namely putting the OPPO A5 Pro into boiling water. The test results show that the A5 Pro can continue to operate even though it is inserted into boiling water. The same thing also applies if the phone accidentally splashes in hot water.
If sprayed with high-power water capable of cutting fruit or ordinary goods, this phone is also able to survive. From all these testing stages, the A5 Pro has proven to have excellent durability, even better than flagship in general.
Please note that the OPPO A5 Pro has received a US military resilience certificate, namely MIL-STD-810H. This certification is only given to devices that meet military resilience standards. In addition, this phone also gets IP66, IP68, and IP69 ratings.
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