For buyers tracking Oppo and Realme near the end of May 2026, the most notable point is not a single headline model but how tightly both brands are positioned across the budget and midrange market. As of 28 May 2026, Realme starts slightly lower at Rp 1,849,000, while Oppo opens at Rp 1,999,000, leaving only a Rp 150,000 gap at the entry point.
That narrow difference matters because both brands stretch far beyond the low-end segment. Their lineups now reach into the Rp 9 million range, while Oppo also pushes into the flagship tier at almost Rp 28 million through its Find X9 series.
Realme pushes harder at the entry level
Realme uses the Note series to anchor its cheapest offerings. The Realme Note 80 4GB+4GB/64GB sits at Rp 1,849,000, followed by the Note 80 4GB+8GB/128GB at Rp 2,149,000 and the Realme C71 4GB+8GB/128GB at Rp 2,199,000.
That pricing pattern gives Realme a denser presence below Rp 2.5 million. The brand then fills the next layers with the C series, which stretches from Rp 2,199,000 to Rp 4,399,000 before the Realme 16 5G line moves it into the upper midrange.
Oppo relies on A series volume and Reno positioning
Oppo answers with the A series at the bottom of its lineup. The Oppo A6t 4GB+64GB/128GB starts at Rp 1,999,000, while the Oppo A6x 4GB+64GB/128GB is listed at Rp 2,399,000 and the Oppo A6c 4GB/64GB and 4GB/128GB at Rp 2,499,000.
From there, Oppo expands through the A and Reno families. The Oppo A6t Pro 8GB+128GB is priced at Rp 3,599,000, the Oppo A6 6GB+128GB and 6GB+256GB at Rp 4,299,000, and the Oppo Reno12 F 5G 12GB/256GB at Rp 4,799,000.
The busiest competition sits between Rp 2 million and Rp 5 million
That middle band is where both brands overlap most heavily. Oppo packs the range with multiple A series options and selected Reno models, while Realme crowds it with Note and C series devices.
Realme’s spread includes the C100i 4GB+8GB/256GB at Rp 2,799,000, C85 6GB+128GB at Rp 3,299,000, C100x 6GB+12GB/128GB at Rp 3,399,000, and C100 6GB+12GB/128GB at Rp 3,799,000. It also lists the C85 8GB+256GB at Rp 3,899,000, the C85 Pro 8GB+128GB at Rp 3,999,000, and the C100 8GB+16GB/256GB plus C85 Pro 8GB+256GB at Rp 4,399,000.
Oppo’s side of that same band includes the A6s 8GB+128GB/256GB at Rp 4,999,000 and the Reno12 F 5G already mentioned at Rp 4,799,000. The result is a crowded price zone that gives buyers many choices without moving straight into premium territory.
Midrange and premium lines extend the race
Realme extends upward with the 16 5G family. The Realme 16 5G 8GB+10GB/256GB is priced at Rp 5,499,000, the 12GB+14GB/256GB variant at Rp 5,999,000, the Realme 16 Pro 5G 12GB+14GB/256GB at Rp 6,999,000, and the Realme 16 Pro+ 5G 12GB+14GB/512GB at Rp 8,999,000.
Oppo keeps pace with its Reno and Find X lines. The Oppo Reno15 F 5G 8/12GB+128/256GB is listed at Rp 6,599,000, the Oppo Reno13 5G 12GB/256GB at Rp 8,999,000, and the Oppo Reno15 5G 8GB+256GB at Rp 9,299,000.
Oppo goes much higher at the top end
The sharpest gap appears in the flagship segment, where Oppo goes well beyond Realme’s highest listed prices. The Oppo Find X9 12/256GB and 16/512GB is priced at Rp 15,999,000, while the Find X9 Ultra 12GB+512GB and 16GB+1TB reaches Rp 27,999,000.
Oppo also places tablets in the same pricing map, with the Oppo Pad SE 4GB/128GB Wi-Fi at Rp 3,599,000 and the Oppo Pad 2 8GB/256GB at Rp 9,999,000. The broader picture shows two brands competing closely in the low and mid tiers, but with Oppo carrying the lineup much further into the premium segment.
