Get a Bali holiday with the OPPO R15 Pro

To celebrate the local launch of the R15 Pro, OPPO is running a pretty unique promotion. For the price of an iPhone X, you'll get an OPPO R15 Pro and a holiday to Bali.

Yep, a holiday to Bali.

The bundle includes OPPO's new phone, a $600 flight voucher to purchase return flights on an airline of your choice, three nights of accommodation at OPPO's Bali Pool Villa at "The Leaf Jimbaran Bali Villa and Spa", a day pass to Mrs Sippy, a day pass to Karma Kandara, and a massage or facial at Goldust. The only real catch is that you'll need travel before March 31 2019. There are blackout dates around Christmas, encompassing December 23 2017 to January 5 to 2018.

50 OPPO Bali Bundles are up for grabs. You can find the full details here. 

So what about the phone? The R15 Pro succeeds February's R11s, and is launching alongside a standard R15 model. Both have an extra-tall notched display and have moved from aluminium to glass for the back. You still get a headphone jack, though. Key specifications are as follows:

The R15 and R15 Pro will be available from July 9. Outright, you'll be able to grab the pair from JB Hi-Fi, The Good Guys, Officeworks, and RetraVision. The R15 will retail for $659, while the R15 Pro is slightly pricier at $779. These models will be dual SIM. 

Woolworths Mobile will have both phones available on a plan. Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone will only have the R15 Pro. If you want to get your R15 Pro through Telstra, you'll need to wait until August 14. These models are single SIM. 

The R15 will be available in a choice of "Nebula Purple" or "Frost White", while the R15 Pro comes in "Ruby Red" and "Cosmic Purple". 

If you want to save a little extra, the R11s and R11s Plus have had their prices cut to $559 and $679 respectively.

Today's news follows the announcement of OPPO's first flagship smartphone in four years, the Find X.

Read our review of the OPPO R15 Pro here.

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