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I was slightly disappointed with the selfie cam in low light conditions, with colours appearing a little muted and listless. But this is a minor criticism for what, overall, is a very decent photography package. For a mid-tier handset, the Vivo V20 really packs a punch in the camera department – consider that a resounding tick in the photography box! Processing power With the Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G processor Vivo has opted for a reliable, steady modem that gets the job done. However, it is not the fastest or most agile chipset on the market and this is where you are taking a slight hit to get this phone in the mid-tier price point. If you are being super picky, you might notice a slight step down in performance compared to the top tier smartphone handsets, particularly when streaming or gaming. However, the noticeable effect is fairly negligible and shouldn’t be too much of a problem for anyone except the most ardent of gamers or video consumers. The handset boasts 8GB of RAM and I didn’t encounter any issues while navigating around the phone. The V20’s operating system, Vivo’s own FunTouch 11, runs on Android 11, and is easily navigable. No complaints at all on that front! This smartphone offers decent battery life and comes with a 33W fast charger, meaning you can watch videos, play games and surf the web to your heart’s content without fear of rinsing your battery. Sleek and elegant design The V20 certainly looks the part, with its pleasing opalescent cover and slim, ergonomic design. It certainly looks as appealing as any of its top-tier rivals. It comes in a range of finishes, the names of which must have sent the marketing department into overdrive: Midnight Jazz (also known as “black”), Sunset Melody (that’s “blue” to you and I) and Moonlight Sonata (which, obviously, means “white”). The V20 is slim and easy to handle, measuring 161.3mm by 74.2mm. It’s just 7.38mm thick, so it won’t bulk out your pocket and it weighs in at a lean, trim 171 grams. The V20 has a 6.44-inch AMOLED screen with 2400 x 1080 full high definition capabilities. In terms of looks and design, the V20 has pretty much everything you could ask for. Despite my quips about the naming of the finishes, the Sunset Melody model that I trialled was a definite beauty, with a pleasing two-tone finish as the light plays across the casing. The verdict Vivo’s V20 handset is a more cost effective. If you are looking for a mid-tier handset that provides a good all round list of features at a price that won’t break the bank, this could very well be the phone for you. |
The V20’s camera also performed well at night, handling Dubai’s glittering skyline well.
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Vivo’s v20 crams loads of great features into a reasonably priced handset – but is it a certified jaw dropper? Find out in our full review… Vivo’s latest smartphone, the V20, blends stylish design with an ambitious array of features. The latest iteration in Vivo’s V series squeezes 8GB of RAM, 128GB of ROM, a Snapdragon 720G processor and a 4,000 mAh battery into its sleek design. Undoubtedly, demand for mid-tier smartphone handsets is rocketing and consumers are starting to demand for their money – but does the V20 deliver enough wow factor to convince consumers to part with their hard earned cash?The short answer is yes – but with one or two caveats along the way, which we’ll come back to later in this review. Vivo has made quite a name for itself in the smartphone handset market, steadily increased its market share from 5 per cent in Q1 2018 to 8 per cent in Q2 2020, shifting an impressive 22.5 million units in the last quarter alone. So let’s take a look at what the V20 offers you… Camera For a lot of people, the camera is the most important feature of their smartphone. Vivo has born this in mind when specing up the V20, using a triple camera setup. The V20 boasts a 64-megapixel primary camera, an 8-megapixel wide-angle camera and a 2-megapixel mono camera. The V20 also offers a 44-megapixel selfie cam. I took the V20 out for a quick photo tour of my neighbourhood over the weekend and was pleasantly surprised with the results. The colour saturation levels from the main camera really make your photos pop in bright daylight conditions.
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Spymate:u no well, try oshey wo |
Roddwave:very over price ja re |
Roddwave:its becoming annoying |
lol dem come again |
try another network provider |
ehya |
kcy:what are u even saying explain well or stop acting like u know what is going on |
BrainEya:hahahha funny. bro how did u color ur signature |
24 hrs, ear go start to pain me b dat |
what about the money u promised me. spit |
where u two banging b4 |
many talk no price |
its their work oh |
Lexusgs430:nova kool |
kcy:u wen understand the matter explain then |
so i can play p3 games shey? if not its just crap n waste of noise |
jaxxy:this one looks nice also, u don see d samsung a5 ![]() |
I wasn't arrested oh i followed them to inspect the place |
ohonsi ehisuoria david but u wont vote me cause am. not popular. thats Nigeria for u |
thieves. if u know why kudos |
brothers:let me know wen u commit suicide me too am thinking of it |
Nigerians dey learn betting |
n d reason for the killing is? |
johnkey:drop urs |
Goldbw122:yup |
morning the lenovo is 4gig ram with 1terabit hard drive for 90k naira the Compaq is 2gig ram 500gig harddrive for 65k but will buy new battery (for d one in it last less than 30 min)
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morning the lenovo is 4gig ram with 1terabit hard drive for 90k naira the Compaq is 2gig ram 500gig harddrive for 65k but will buy new battery (for d one in it last less than 30 min)
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