The Oppo A54 5G achieves a good overall rating in the test and is priced in the affordable mid-range. The highlights of the smartphone are limited to the 5G capability and the great battery. Although the display and performance are good, they cannot set any accents against the competition...

The A54 is almost 100 euros cheaper than its bigger brother, the A94. Instead of an OLED, you are looking at a less high-contrast LCD. In contrast to the A94, it even offers a high refresh rate of 90 Hz! We have nothing to complain about in terms of workmanship, which is tip-top despite the use of plastic...

The A54 is almost 100 euros cheaper than its bigger brother, the A94. Instead of an OLED, you are looking at a less high-contrast LCD. In contrast to the A94, it even offers a high refresh rate of 90 Hz! We have nothing to complain about in terms of workmanship, which is tip-top despite the use of plastic...

Oppo has found a healthy mix for high everyday usability in this wireless device. The Chinese phone scores in the categories display, features and especially battery performance. The chipset has been cut back considerably, which is probably not a high priority for the price-conscious target group...

The price for 5G is quite competitive, as most of the budget 5G phones cost between 100 and 200 euros more than the A54 5G (except perhaps the Poco M3 Pro). But with the 4G alternatives, there are still better performances and specifications for this price.

Update September: 29 new mobile phones in comparison New in Stiftung Warentest's mobile phone test: 29 current smartphones. Among them is the super-light Carbon Mobile Carbon 1 Mark II. The "mobile phone of the future" (as advertised) has a housing made of carbon fibre and weighs only 125 grams...