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Vivo X50 Review - More Than The Specs, Better Than You Expect!

Vivo recently launched the new Vivo X50 Series of smartphones. There was the Vivo X50 Pro which is a high-end flagship and the Vivo X50 which offers value for money while not skipping the most essential features. The camera is the USP of the all-new Vivo X50 and the phone surely performs on par expectations. The Vivo X50 base variant with 8GB RAM and 128GB internal storage is priced at ₹ 34,990, while the top variant with 8GB RAM & 256GB storage is priced at ₹ 37,990. I got the base variant with 8GB RAM & 128GB storage and I used it for like almost two weeks till now. Here’s my full review of Vivo X50.

Vivo X50 Review – More Than the Specs, Better Than You Expect!

But before we jump into the actual review, here are the quick specs of Vivo X50.

6.56-inch (2376×1080 pixels) Full HD+ 19.8:9 E3 AMOLED 90Hz HDR10+ (3D curved for X50 Pro) display with 105% NTSC color gamut, 100% DCI-P3 color gamut, up to 1300 nit brightness

Octa-Core (2.2GHz Dual + 1.8GHz Hexa) Snapdragon 730 8nm Mobile Platform with Adreno 618 GPU

8GB LPDDR4X RAM, 128GB (UFS 2.1) / 256GB (UFS 2.1) storage

Android 10 with Funtouch OS 10.5

Dual SIM

48MP rear camera with LED flash, f/1.6 aperture, Sony IMX598 sensor, four-axis OIS, 8MP 120° ultra-wide lens with f/2.2 aperture, 13MP portrait bokeh camera (50mm equivalent) with f/2.48 aperture, 5MP 1.5cm super macro with f/2.48 aperture, 2x optical zoom, 20 digital zoom

32MP front-facing camera with f/2.48 aperture

In-display fingerprint sensor

USB Type-C Audio, Hi-Res audio, 3 microphones for audio zoom

Dual 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 ac (2.4GHz + 5GHz), Bluetooth 5.1, GPS/GLONASS/Beidou, NFC, USB Type-C

4200mAh battery with 33W fast charging

The specs of the phone look impressive on paper, but do they really reflect on the performance of the phone in day to day life? Let’s find out.

Built & Design

Vivo X50 has a glass and metal body with glass on both the front and the back with an aluminum side rail. The phone is quite slim with a thickness of just 7.49mm. The corners maintain a subtle uniform curve. The Vivo X50 feels quite premium to hold and it’s not heavy.

On the front, the Vivo X50 has a 6.56 inch full HD AMOLED panel with 2.5D glass and a punch-hole camera. There’s an in-display fingerprint scanner. On the back, at the top left corner, there is the rectangular camera module that blends well with the overall footprint of the phone. The camera module houses four camera sensors along with an LED flash. On the right side rail there is the power button and volume rockers while on the left edge, there is the SIM card tray. The bottom of the phone houses the USB-C port for charging and data transfer, which is also used for connecting audio devices as there is no headphone jack. Along with the USB-C port, there is the speaker grille.

Display

As mentioned earlier, the Vivo X50 has a 6.56 inch full HD AMOLED panel with 2.5D glass. The display offers a resolution of 1080×2376. The screen-to-body ratio is impressive with 92.8% as there are very slim bezels around the display. The display offers DCI-P3 Color Gamut & HDR10 producing rich & accurate color and a wider dynamic range for video content. The display is bright and vibrant and the sunlight readability is good enough.

As it’s an AMOLED panel, you can be sure that the display will be consuming less power compared to an IPS LCD panel. The display has a refresh rate of 90Hz so that everything feels very smooth and I particularly enjoyed scrolling through Reddit and Twitter on this device. The touch response time is 180ms, so it helps in tasks like gaming. There is an in-display fingerprint scanner that is fast and accurate. Overall, I’m quite pleased with the display on the Vivo X50 with a high refresh rate.

Performance

On paper, the Vivo X50 specs don’t impress everyone, but everyone forgets that this phone is more focussed on photography. However, in real life, the performance is quite good for everyone. The phone is powered by Qualcomm’s mid-range Snapdragon 730G chipset coupled with 8GB of RAM. I used the phone mostly for tasks like browsing the web and social media, emails, streaming music, and video content, and some gaming. During regular tasks, there are no noticeable lags.

Multitasking works like a charm and there are no issues while switching between the already opened apps in the background. The RAM management is quite good with no aggressive behavior killing idle apps in the background. I also played games like PUBG Mobile, Call of Duty Mobile, 8 Ball Pool & Clash Royale. While you can easily get the best kind of performance in games like Clash Royale and 8 Ball Pool, in heavy games like PUBG Mobile or Call of Duty Mobile as well the gameplay experience was satisfactory. During heavy gaming sessions, the phone heats up just a little bit but the temperature range is within the comfort zone.

Camera

Vivo X50 is a camera-centric phone and I was already expecting a lot. Gladly the phone didn’t disappoint me at all. However, Vivo has made quite a different kind of lenses for its X50. There is a primary Sony IMX598 48-megapixel rear camera with an f/1.6 aperture. The primary sensor has got Optical Image Stabilization. Along with that, there are three more lenses- an 8-megapixel 120° ultra-wide lens with f/2.2 aperture, a 13-megapixel portrait lens with f/2.48 aperture and a 5-megapixel 1.5cm super macro with f/2.48 aperture. The Vivo X50 offers a 2x optical zoom and up to 20x digital zoom.

The main camera captures sharp impressive shots in broad daylight. The colors are punchy, saturation levels, and the dynamic range is good. Even in low lighting conditions, the main camera with f/1.6 aperture managed to click some good pictures. The 8-megapixel wide-angle camera captures decent shots. There is a dedicated depth sensor and with it, I experimented a bit and tried to take some shots while the lens is covered and even without that bokeh lens the phone managed to pull off some nicely composed portraits. The macro lens works fine, but it could be a lot better if Vivo could add at least an 8-megapixel lens.

In terms of video, the phone is capable of recording videos at up to 4K at 30 fps and the output is awesome I would say. The combination of OIS and EIS makes it possible for anyone to record videos while holding the phone and walking, without degrading the video quality.

The Vivo X50 offers quite a few camera modes including extreme night vision for super low light photos. This mode helps a lot while taking shots under very low light. There are also a few night filters to enhance photos. There is also a Pro Sports Mode, assisted by Motion Auto Focus which offers quick exposure and shutter speed for taking shots of moving objects for some amazing shots. It’s quite hard to explain everything in writing so here are some camera samples for you. Look and judge yourself.

In terms of selfies, the Vivo X50 comes with a single 32-megapixel punch-hole camera with f/2.48 aperture. The selfie shooter clicks some nice sharp shots with a good amount of detail and the camera also works well in dim environments, making it a good contender against many other phones which offer a good rear camera setup but suck in terms of selfies.

Software

Vivo X50 runs Android 10 out of the box with Vivo’s own FunTouch OS 10 skin on top. FunTouch OS 10 is a blend of the old and new, as it retains some of the old, most-loved features while bringing a new fresh look and improving the user experience. The FunTouch OS 10 is much improved and packed with features.

The new FunTouch OS 10 brings performance improvements, quick sharing features, new system dynamics, and minimalistic design. The Vivo X50 also brings DocVault which uses the Government of India’s Digilocker platform as an authorized partner. It’s very useful for easily managing documents on the go.

There is the system-wide dark mode which reduces strain on the eyes and as Vivo X50 comes with an AMOLED display, the dark mode would also help save power. There is also the new Desktop Mode where the phone would switch to a desktop mode when you connect your phone to an external monitor. Along with these, there are other features like easier file sharing, new privacy-focused settings, multitasking via floating windows, and much more. The UI has improved a lot when we look back and the overall experience with the FunTouch OS on Vivo X50 has been really good.

Battery

The Vivo X50 packs a 4200mAh battery which seems to be quite good. The phone saves quite a bit of power if you use dark mode. However, if you normally use the phone without the dark mode, then also, you can get a full day usage easily and may need to plug it in by the end of the phone. I mostly charge my phone overnight but when I forgot to plug it in once, then also, by the time I wake up and leave home, I could easily get the phone charged up to 78% thanks to the ultra-fast 33W charging.

Final Verdict

Vivo X50 is a phone that you can rely on for video creation. The camera on the phone is really good, the device feels premium and due to the design, the phone quite reminds of Huawei. A high refresh rate AMOLED panel, solid battery, and stable performance, along with superfast 33W charging make the Vivo X50 phone quite a complete package for most users.

Pros

Premium build & design

Great photo & video capturing capabilities

90Hz AMOLED display

Cons

Single Bottom firing speaker

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magzoso-tech · 5 years ago

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iQoo 3 Launch in India Today: Expected Price, Specifications, How to Watch Live Stream

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iQoo 3 Launch in India Today: Expected Price, Specifications, How to Watch Live Stream

iQoo 3 is set to launch in India. The new smartphone, which will be the first model from the Chinese brand in India, will come with a quad rear camera and feature a punch-hole display. Vivo sub-brand iQoo that debuted in China in March last year is entering India as a separate legal entity to take on the likes of Realme and Xiaomi’s Poco. The iQoo 3 was initially speculated as India’s first 5G smartphone, though Realme just on Monday launched the Realme X50 5G as the first commercial 5G phone in the country. Read on for all the details of the iQoo 3 launch, including its live stream timings and expected specifications.

iQoo 3 launch event: How to watch live stream?

The iQoo 3 launch will be live streamed through iQoo India’s social media channels. The launch event will begin at 12pm (noon) IST today. Moreover, you can certainly stay tuned to Gadgets 360 to see what we would get from the fresh brand.

iQoo 3 price in India (rumoured)

The iQoo 3 price in India would be set at Rs. 40,000 for the 5G model, while its 4G variant would carry a price tag of Rs. 35,000, according to a recent report. The smartphone is expected to go on sale through offline channels alongside its online available teased via Flipkart.

iQoo 3 specifications (expected)

The iQoo 3 rumoured to come with a ‘Polar View Display’ with a Super AMOLED panel. The smartphone is also speculated to have LPDDR5 RAM. If we look at the teasers, the new iQoo model will come with UFS 3.1 storage and have an artificial intelligence (AI) based eye tracking technology. The smartphone will also have a 48-megapixel primary sensor and come with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 SoC.

A Geekbench listing in the recent past suggested at least 12GB of RAM on the iQoo 3. The smartphone could also include a 4,410mAh battery. Moreover, it will come with Android 10 out-of-the-box — with a new interface on top.

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Vivo X50 (Glaze Black, 8GB RAM, 128GB Storage)

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Vivo X50 Pro Full Review

Vivo X50 Pro Detailed Review

The Vivo X50 Pro uses the gimbal camera stabilization.

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The Vivo X50 Pro is the primary expansion to the organization's X-arrangement in quite a while. The last telephone to be added to the X arrangement was the Vivo X21, which I surveyed route in 2018. The new Vivo X50 Pro highlights a gimbal camera framework, which is the first of its sort in a cell phone and is intended to help balance out the video and still shots by making up for the development of your hands. I put the Vivo X50 Pro under a magnifying glass to see whether it merits your cash.

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Vivo X50 Pro structure: Premium looking

The Vivo X50 Pro is very much structured. It looks premium and feels durable in the hand. Vivo has settled on a bent showcase with meager bezels all around, which give it the impression of having an edge-to-edge show. From the outset, you could confuse it with a Samsung gadget, as it has a bent presentation like numerous premium Samsung cell phones, yet the similitudes end there.

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Vivo has gone with a slender, metallic edge for the X50 Pro, which is sandwiched between the bent showcase and the bent back glass board. This telephone looks smooth and gets cold to the touch in a cooled room. Vivo has utilized Schott's Xensation Up glass on the front and back for scratch security. I like the flimsy casing and the situating of the force and volume catches, which are anything but difficult to reach.

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While the sides of the edge are bent to enable the telephone to sit well in the hand, the top and the base of the Vivo X50 Pro are shockingly level. It has a USB Type-C port, SIM plate, essential amplifier, and speaker at the base. The essential mouthpiece is excessively near the SIM plate, so it could be confused with the ejector system. On the top, there's an auxiliary mouthpiece alongside engravings that state "5G" and "Expert Photography".

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The Vivo X50 Pro is accessible in a solitary shading called Alpha Gray. You will see a slight move in shading when light bobs off the backboard. It has a matte, iced finish which helps conceal fingerprints and smircesh very well. The back camera module will snatch eyeballs, as the essential camera focal point is one of the greatest I have ever observed on a cell phone as of late. The whole camera module distends marginally, so I would suggest that you utilize the case gave in the case.

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The Vivo X50 Pro doesn't have a 3.5mm earphone attachment, yet accompanies a couple of customary earphones and a USB Type-C to 3.5mm dongle in the container. It additionally accompanies a 22W Flash Charge 2.0 charger.

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Vivo X50 Pro determinations: Future prepared

One of the primary things that grabbed my eye on the spec sheet of the Vivo X50 Pro was the Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G SoC. The Vivo X50 Pro was the first cell phone to dispatch in Quite a while with this processor, which we later observed in the lower estimated OnePlus Nord ₹ 27,999 (Review). It is a 5G-prepared SoC which conveys generally excellent execution if the Nord is any sign. There is just a single design of the Vivo X50 Pro in India, which has 8GB of RAM and 256GB of capacity. You don't have the alternative to extend capacity yet 256GB ought to be sufficient for anybody. Vivo has utilized the UFS 2.1 blaze stockpiling position, which is slower than the UFS 3.0 capacity found in the OnePlus 8 ₹ 41,999 (Review) and Xiaomi Mi 10 5G (Review).

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The Vivo X50 Pro games a 6.56-inch AMOLED show with a 90Hz invigorate rate and 180Hz touch testing rate. It is additionally HDR10+ confirmed. The showcase gets splendid enough outside and has great review edges. You do have the alternative to change the shading yield of the presentation as well.

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There is support for Bluetooth 5.1, double band Wi-Fi, three satellite route frameworks, 5G, and double 4G VoLTE. This telephone comes up short on an IP rating for residue and water obstruction, and remote charging; highlights that I anticipate from a cell phone evaluated at around Rs. 50,000 today.

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As far as programming, the Vivo X50 Pro runs Funtouch OS 10.5 on the head of Android 10, and my unit at first had the May 2020 Android security fix, yet I got a product update during the audit time frame with the July fix. I found various preinstalled applications on the cell phone, for example, Facebook, PhonePe, Amazon, VivoCloud, and V-Appstore, which is an option in contrast to the Google Play store. There's a GameCenter application that offers a curated rundown of games to download. There is likewise an 'Ultra Game Mode' which clears memory when you dispatch a game, and lets you quiet approaching warnings and calls while gaming.

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Vivo X50 Pro execution: 5G prepared

The Vivo X50 Pro offered generally excellent execution and I never saw any slack or falter while utilizing it. The UI felt smooth, particularly when I empowered the 90Hz to invigorate the rate for the showcase. I didn't need to trust that long will stack overwhelming applications, and I had the option to perform multiple tasks between various applications without any problem. The unique mark scanner rushed to open the cell phone, and face acknowledgment never required more than one endeavor to work. The presentation delivered fresh subtleties and I delighted in watching recordings on the Vivo X50 Pro. The base terminating speaker got very boisterous however sound system yield was missed.

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The telephone additionally posted some noteworthy numbers in benchmarks. In AnTuTu 8, it oversaw 2,63,410 focuses. It additionally scored 624 and 1899 focuses on Geekbench's single-center and multi-center tests separately. It isn't the most remarkable cell phone in this value go; the OnePlus 8 packs in an all the more impressive Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 SoC, which oversaw 5,78,289 in AnTuTu 8 and 912 and 3362 focuses in Geekbench. Concerning the GFXBench illustrations benchmark, the Vivo X50 Pro oversaw 18fps and 32fps in the Car Chase and Manhattan 3.1 tests, individually.

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I played PUBG Mobile on the Vivo X50 Pro, and it defaulted to the 'Great' preset, with illustrations set to 'HD' and the casing rate set to 'High'. The telephone could deal with the game at these settings with no issues and I didn't see any stammer while playing. It didn't get excessively hot and significantly following a brief match, the telephone just enlisted a three percent battery drop.

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Battery life on the Vivo X50 Pro was awesome, and it kept going past a day, without waiting to be charged. I noticed that utilizing the gimbal camera framework depleted the battery somewhat quicker. In our HD video circle test, the Vivo X50 Pro went on for 15 hours and 40 minutes, which is genuinely acceptable. The provided 22W Flash Charge 2.0 charger rushes to charge the gadget, getting it to 50 percent in a short time and 91 percent in 60 minutes.

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Vivo X50 Pro cameras: Revolutionary or only a trick?

The Vivo X50 Pro has a quad-camera arrangement at the back like most cell phones nowadays, however, the feature include is the gimbal adjustment framework for the 48-megapixel essential camera, which can lessen shakes while shooting photographs and video. The sensor is additionally truly greater than most different sensors utilized in telephones lately. This gimbal framework permits the camera sensor to move and turn marginally, making up for incidental shakes.

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Different cameras are a 13-megapixel sensor for pictures, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide-point camera, and an 8-megapixel fax camera. The camera application has heaps of highlights and you get various shooting modes to browse. The gimbal camera framework can be flipped on or off from the camera settings, and when it is empowered the viewfinder gives you an overlay of a little hover with a white ball in it. Vivo says that as long as the little ball is in the circle, the Vivo X50 Pro ought to convey a very much balanced outshot. On the facade of the telephone, you get a 32-megapixel selfie camera.

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The man-made brainpower (AI) on the Vivo X50 Pro rushes to perceive a scene and set the camera up as needs be. It likewise offers proposals for which sensor to utilize, in view of the scene.

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In light, the Vivo X50 Pro oversaw great shots with a nice measure of detail. The ultra-wide-edge camera offered a more extensive field of view however there was a remarkable misfortune in detail contrasted with shots taken with the essential sensor.

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Close-ups turned out very well. In the event that you experience difficulty keeping your hands consistent while shooting, there is no motivation to stress with the Vivo X50 Pro as the gimbal framework repays well overall, bringing about a fresh shot almost inevitably. Be that as it may, the AI will in general lift hues somewhat, which I wasn't excessively content with.

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Representation mode on the Vivo X50 Pro uses the devoted 13-megapixel picture camera, which even offers a 2x zoomed-taking into account your subject. The cell phone lets you set the degree of obscure, beautification, and style impacts before making an effort. The yield had great edge recognition and the Vivo X50 Pro could recognize the subject and the foundation well overall.

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For large scale shots, the Vivo X50 Pro uses the wide-point camera. The telephone makes great full-scale efforts, and the higher goal of the ultra-wide-edge sensor permits you to amplify and trim shots whenever required.

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The fax camera offers 5x optical zoom and up to 60x computerized zoom. At 5x, photographs have great detail, however, at higher amplification levels, there is a slight plunge in the degree of detail yet not a lot of grain. Huge content a way off was as yet clear even at higher amplification levels.

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Photographs taken in low light had great subtleties, and the telephone figured out how to downplay commotion and grain. Empowering Night mode improved the general brilliance of shots with better subtleties in the shadows. The gimbal framework helped keep the camera stable while the telephone made various long introduction efforts in Night mode. There are different photograph impacts accessible as well.

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Selfies taken with the 32-megapixel front camera ended up being admirably during the day with great subtleties. The camera application gives you the alternative to mimic a profundity impact, similar to you get with Portrait mode, however you can't set the degree of obscure. Low-light shots had great detail, considerably in the wake of editing.

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Video recording finishes out at 4K 60fps for the essential camera while the selfie camera is constrained to 1080p. The gimbal camera framework settles video very well bringing about consistent looking film at 1080p just as 4K. It additionally figured out how to balance our film while I was pacing all over, which was great. There are different highlights for video, for example, encompass sound account which lets you select between the forward-looking, back confronting, and encompass sound impacts, while recording. Video shot in low-light is balanced out at 1080p just as 4K. Recordings shot in low-light had great subtleties and extremely low clamor and has incidental sparkle impacts while changing bearings while strolling.

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Decision

The Vivo X50 Pro is the first cell phone to highlight worked in gimbal adjustment. While this is a first-gen item, it carries out the responsibility very well. Video adjustment was very acceptable and the gimbal framework makes it too simple to make efforts with Night mode. Ideally, this element will turn out to be more normal later on.

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On the off chance that you shoot a great deal of recordings on your cell phone and would prefer not to spend on a hand-held gimbal, the Vivo X50 Pro should engage you. Its camera and video execution are certainly features. Nonetheless, this telephone isn't an all-rounder and falls somewhat short in a couple of key territories. The OnePlus 8 offers much better application and gaming execution at a lower cost. Essentially, the Xiaomi Mi 10 5G and the OnePlus 8 Pro could be ground-breaking options in contrast to the Vivo X50 Pro.

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On the off chance that you couldn't care less about having a leader level SoC however would much rather have the best adjustment framework in your telephone, at that point nothing approaches the Vivo X50 Pro, at any rate not yet.

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Vivo X50 (Glaze Black, 8GB RAM, 256GB Storage) with No Cost EMI/Additional Exchange Offers

Price: (as of – Details) Packed with a host of features, it scores high in terms of functionality. This makes it a must-have. Memory, Storage & SIM: 8GB RAM | 256GB internal memory | Dual SIM (nano+nano) dual-standby (4G+44200mAH lithium-ion batteryFuntouch OS 10.5 Based on Android 10 operating system with Qualcomm Snapdragon 730 octa core process1 year manufacturer warranty for device and 6…

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Vivo X50 Pro (Alpha Grey, 8GB RAM, 256GB Storage) with No Cost EMI/Additional Exchange Offers

Price: (as of – Details) Packed with a host of features, it scores high in terms of functionality. This makes it a must-have. Memory, Storage & SIM: 8GB RAM | 256GB internal memory | Dual SIM (nano+nano) dual-standby (4G+44315mAH lithium-ion battery16.66 centimeters (6.56 inch) curved ultra O display with 1080 x 2376 pixels resolution48+13+8+8MP rear camera | 32MP front came

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Samsung Galaxy S21 5G vs Vivo X50 - Compare Specs, Price

Samsung Galaxy S21 5G vs Vivo X50 – Compare Specs, Price

Samsung launched Samsung Galaxy S21 5G which is packed with new features and specifications. Samsung Galaxy S21 5G comes with 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G connectivity. The Vivo also launched its Vivo X50 5G with 2G, 3G, 4G connectivity. You can read below about the storage, camera, price, display, and design of Samsung Galaxy S21 5G and Vivo X50 5G. Also Read – Google completes Fitbit acquisition Display and…

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Vivo Launches X50 Series Smartphones & TWS Neo In India

Vivo has launched the all-new Vivo X50 Series of smartphones in India. The new X50 Series consists of two new smartphones- The Vivo X50 & X50 Pro. The highlights of the phones are photography, a sleek but stylish design, and performance. Vivo seems to be quite confident of the newly launched smartphones as the company makes the promise of steady video footage & high level of detail during night photography.

Commenting on the launch, Nipun Marya, Director – Brand Strategy, Vivo India, said, “When it comes to camera innovation, Vivo consumers expect nothing but the best from us. And it is this high expectation that pushes us to launch innovative products again and again. The X50 series is a result of that commitment. Featuring cutting-edge Gimbal Stabilization Technology, Superb Night Camera, 60X Zoom & X-Class Design, the X50 series smartphones enable users to capture stable and high-quality images and videos in a wide range of scenarios, making every shot a masterpiece. Thus, redefining the smartphone photography experience”. He further added, “At Vivo, our endeavor is to offer unique and exclusive experiences keeping in mind our consumers’ ever-evolving choices. The TWS market is seeing an unprecedented fan following in India and we are very excited to announce the launch of the all-new Vivo TWS Neo which will now give consumers low latency along with unmatched music clarity experience. With this launch, we continue to play a pivotal role in introducing global technology and bringing in unique user experiences for the customers in India.”

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At the event, the company also launched the new Vivo TWS Neo earbuds which are wireless earbuds that connect via Bluetooth 5.2 and offer a playback time of up to 5.5 hours. The Vivo TWS Neo also features AI noise-canceling for clearer phone calls and several voice-activated smart controls. The earphones are powered by Qualcomm’s 4th-Generation TWS platform-QCC3046, which offers low latency, high precision, and stable listening experience, as well as the latest Bluetooth 5.2 technology with a maximum range of 10m.

Vivo TWS Neo

The Vivo X50 sports a 6.56-inch full-HD+ Flat Ultra O AMOLED Screen while the Vivo X50 Pro comes with a 3D Curved Ultra O AMOLED Screen. Both the phones have a display with HDR 10+ support, 90Hz refresh rate, and 180Hz touch response rate. The Vivo X50 is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 730 coupled with 8GB of RAM, while the Vivo X50 Pro is powered by the latest Snapdragon 765G, which is not just better in terms of performance but also makes the X50 Pro 5G ready. The Vivo X50 Pro also has 8GB of RAM. Both the phones have 256GB onboard storage. However, there is no option for memory expansion via a microSD card. The Vivo X50 also has a 128GB base variant.

In terms of optics, the Vivo X50 offers a quad camera setup. There is a 48-megapixel Sony IMX598 primary sensor with an f/1.6 aperture and optical image stabilization (OIS). Along with that, there is an 8-megapixel wide-angle lens with a 120-degree field of view, a 5-megapixel macro shooter a 13-megapixel depth sensor for portraits. For selfies, there is a 32-megapixel shooter on the front. There are plenty of camera modes like Astro Mode for astrophotography, Extreme Night Vision which the company claims to enhance photos taken in dark environments, Super Night HDR, Pro Sports Mode, Motion AF Tracking, and more.

The Vivo X50 Pro has the same primary camera as the X50, but there are minor changes here and there in terms of the camera setup. The Vivo X50 Pro’s primary camera comes with an industry-leading gimbal camera system, allowing users to take clear photos and videos while in motion, even at night. The phone comes with an 8-megapixel telephoto lens instead of a macro lens which lets the phone achieve up to 60X hybrid zoom. The selfie camera is also the same as Vivo X50. In terms of camera modes, the Vivo X50 Pro comes with Super Clear Night Mode, 3D Stabilisation, Extreme Night Vision, Astro Mode, Super Night HDR, Motion AF Tracking and, more.

The company claims that Vivo X50 Pro’s built-in gimbal module moves in the opposite direction of shaking motions, providing increased stability for the main camera. This system also widens the rotation angle and anti-shake area compared to popular stabilization technologies. There is an animated dot within a circle in the camera UI which reflects the gimbal’s movement and lets users know when the frame is stable.

Both the phones come with an in-display fingerprint scanner and they offer typical connectivity options like 4G with VoLTE, Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 5.1, GPS & USB-C port for charging & data transfer. However, the Vivo X50 Pro also offer 5G connectivity. While the Vivo X50 packs a 4200mAh battery the X50 Pro packs a slightly bigger 4315mAh battery. Both the phones support 33 Watt Flash Charge.

The Vivo X50 Series are being manufactured at Vivo’s Greater Noid Facility in India. In terms of pricing the Vivo X50 starts at ₹34,990 for the 128GB variant, while the 256GB variant is priced at ₹37,990. The Vivo X50 Pro is priced at ₹49,990 for the lone 256GB variant. In terms of color options also, the Vivo X50 has two color schemes to choose from- Frost Blue and Glaze Black, whereas the Vivo X50 Pro comes Alpha Grey color. Now, the Vivo TWS Neo earbuds are priced at ₹5990 and are available in two colors- Moonlight White and Starry Blue.

Both phones will be available for purchase starting July 24. However, pre-bookings have started already via offline and online retailers that include Reliance Digital, Croma, Flipkart, Amazon, Vijay Sales, Paytm Mall, and Tata Cliq. Consumers can pre-book these devices to be entitled to attractive offers. Customers booking these devices offline can get up to ₹4000 Cashback with HDFC Bank & ICICI Bank, V-Shield for 6 months at ₹2990, flat ₹2,000 off on TWS Neo. Vodafone & Idea customers pre-booking these devices offline can also get an additional 1-year warranty and extra data. Customers booking these devices online can avail all of the offers mentioned earlier along with the benefit of No Cost EMI for up to 12 months.

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iQoo Z1x launched with Snapdragon 765G, 5000mAh battery, 120Hz display

Vivo’s sub-brand iQoo has today launched a new handset named iQoo Z1x. This smartphone is so wondering in terms of its price to specifications ratio. It’s offering 5G, 5000mAh battery, Wi-Fi 6 and 120Hz display, etc for just $230. While the company haven’t disclosed the global availability yet, it’s having a true potentiality disrupt the mid-range segment with its aggressive pricing.

iQoo Z1x Specifications

Taking more about its features, iQoo’s Z1x could be called as a stripped-down version of previous iQoo Z1 handset but placed at a great price point. It’s having a 6.57″ FHD display with 1080×2400p resolution and a 20:9 aspect ratio. It’s so typical at display design, as it features a punch-hole at the top right corner! Yet, it has 120Hz refresh rate and runs on iQoo’s custom UI over Android 10.

It has four storage variants as either 6GB or 8GB LPDDR4x RAM paired with 64GB or 128GB or 256GB onboard storage. The storage is of UFS 2.1 and has no expansion slots. The system works are processed by Snapdragon’s 765G, an octa-core processor coupled with Adreno 620 GPU. The maker says it has an 85 mm heat cooling pipe within and a graphite sheet for better cooling.

Also Read: iQOO 3 – The Performance Package

Moving onto camera section, it has a single 16-megapixel lens as front camera stuffed into the punch-hole design. And at the rear, it sports a triple module as 48-megapixel (f/1.79) as the primary sensor, 2-megapixel (f/2.4) as a macro lens and a 2-megapixel (f/2.4) as a depth sensor.

Finally, it has a massive 5000mAh battery with 33W Vivo’s VOOC fast charging. It comes with all connectivities like 4G, 5G, Wi-Fi 6, GPS, USB Type-C, Bluetooth 5.1 etc. The fingerprint sensor is side-mounted and supports facial recognition also.

iQoo Z1x Pricing and Availability

iQoo’s Z1x is available in Sea Azure, Sharp Cool Black, and Water White colors, and comes in four variants. The starting, 6GB + 64GB is priced at ¥1,598, the 6GB +128GB is priced at ¥1,798, the 8GB + 128GB variant is for ¥1,998 and the high-end 8GB + 256GB is for ¥2,298.

All these phones are up for sale in China starting today, and there’s no word on the global availability yet.

More to read:

Vivo X50 Series: Price, specifications, features

Vivo G1 5G is the First-ever Enterprise phone with Personal and Work spaces

Vivo suspends new product launches in India due to COVID-19

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Redmi K30 Launch, Vivo V17 Comes to India, Samsung Galaxy A-Series Refresh, and More News This Week

Redmi K30 and its launch in China was certainly the biggest news of the week past, though there were other significant happenings as well. Chinese smartphone brand launched its latest mid-range handset in the India – the Vivo V17 – while Samsung finally unveiled its much-leaked next generation of the Galaxy A-series smartphones in the form of the Galaxy A51 and Galaxy A71. Of course, no week in the world of personal technology would pass without a WhatsApp update, and we have another bunch of changes this time around. Realme also revealed the Realme X2 will be coming to India on December 17, and HMD Global launched an entry-level smartphone – the Nokia C1. Read on the biggest headlines of the week.

Redmi K30 launched, in 4G and 5G variants

The Redmi K30 was launched this week, at an event in China. Xiaomi’s latest mid-range smartphone, it has been made available in 4G and 5G variants. The Redmi K30 Pro wasn’t launched alongside by Xiaomi. The biggest highlight of the Redmi K20’s successor is its 64-megapixel primary camera on its quad rear camera setup. Both variants of the smartphone run MIUI 11 based on Android 10, and other common specifications include a 4,500mAh battery and a dual front camera that’s housed in a hole-punch display.

The 4G variant of the Redmi K30 starts at CNY 1,599 (roughly Rs. 16,100) and goes up to CNY 2,199 (roughly Rs. 22,100) for the top-end option. On the other hand, the 5G variant starts at CNY 1,999 (roughly Rs. 20,100) and goes up to CNY 2,899 (roughly Rs. 29,100) for the top-end model. For now, there’s no word on when the Redmi K30 will make its way to India, but we can expect to arrive early next year.

The Redmi K30 5G variant is powered by a Snapdragon 765G SoC, the Qualcomm’s latest gaming-focused mobile platform, while the Redmi K30 4G variant runs off a Snapdragon 730G SoC. Other specifications include a 6.67-inch full-HD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate, a quad rear camera setup (64-megapixel + 5-megapixel/ 2-megapixel + 2-megapixel + 8-megapixel), a dual selfie camera setup (20-megapixel + 2-megapixel), and a 4,500mAh battery (30W fast charging support on the 5G variant and 27W on the 4G variant).

At the same event, Xiaomi also launched its RedmiBook 13 laptop, apart from the Redmi AI Speaker Play and the Redmi Router AC2100.

Vivo V17 unveiled in India

The Vivo V17 was launched in India this week, and it’s quite different from the model with the same name that made it to Russia. There are significant dissimilarities between the two models, with the new India variant getting a hole-punch display instead of a waterdrop-shaped notch, as well as a L-shaped layout for the quad camera setup instead of a diamond-shaped one. The Vivo V17 (First Impressions) will go on sale in the country from December 17, via online and offline retailers in the country, apart from the Vivo e-store.

Vivo V17 First Impressions

Pre-bookings of the smartphone are now open. The Vivo V17 price in India is set at Rs. 22,990 for the single variant with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of inbuilt storage. Specifications of the Vivo V17 Funtouch OS 9.2 based on Android 9 Pie, a 6.44-inch full-HD+ display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 SoC, a quad rear camera setup (48-megapixel + 8-megapixel + 2-megapixel + 2-megapixel), a 32-megapixel front camera, an in-display fingerprint sensor, and a 4,500mAh battery.

Samsung Galaxy A51, Galaxy A71 launched

After innumerable rumours, Samsung this week launched the next generation of its Galaxy A-series of handsets. The Samsung Galaxy A51 and Galaxy A71 have been launched in Vietnam, and both of the smartphones feature hole-punch displays (Samsung calls them Infinity-O Displays), quad rear cameras, Android 10, and fast charging support.

The Samsung Galaxy A51 will go on sale from December 27 in Vietnam, and has been priced at VND 7,990,000 (roughly Rs. 24,500) for its lone 6GB RAM + 128GB storage variant. For now, it’s uncertain when the smartphone will reach other markets, though the company has revealed it will be available in in 4GB, 6GB, and 8GB RAM options apart from 64GB and 128GB storage variants as well. For now, the Samsung Galaxy A7 price and availability details have yet to be revealed.

As for specifications, the Samsung Galaxy A51 features a 6.5-inch full-HD+ display, an unnamed octa-core SoC, up to 8GB of RAM, a quad rear camera setup (48-megapixel + 12-megapixel + 5-megapixel + 5-megapixel), a 32-megapixel front camera, up to 128GB of inbuilt storage expandable via microSD card (up to 512GB), an in-display fingerprint sensor, and a 4,000mAh battery with 15W fast charging.

The Samsung Galaxy A71 on the other hand bears a 6.7-inch full-HD+ display, an unnamed octa-core SoC, up to 8GB RAM, a quad rear camera setup (64-megapixel + 12-megapixel + 5-megapixel + 5-megapixel), a 32-megapixel selfie camera, up to 128GB of inbuilt storage expandable via microSD card (up to 512GB), and a 4,500mAh battery with 25W fast charging support.

Realme X2 India launch date, Realme X50 5G details

Realme X2 was launched in China back in September, a model that had previously been teased to launch as the Realme XT 730G in India. This week, Realme has confirmed that the Realme XT 730G will be launched as the Realme X2 itself in India, with no rebranding. It will be launched in the country on December 17, something the Oppo spin-off brand had previously revealed.

This week, the company also confirmed that the Realme X2 will be available in a ‘Booster Sale’, essentially paid (Rs. 1,000) pre-bookings with benefits such as a Rs. 500 discount. Other revelations made this week by the brand include that its first 5G smartphone, the Realme X50 5G, will be powered by the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G SoC, and separately, a Realme executive also announced that it will launched before the Chinese Spring Festival – which is celebrated on January 25.

Realme this week also announced that Realme Buds Air truly wireless earphones will be launched in the country alongside the Realme X2, and also teased several of its features over the course of the past 7 days.

Vivo U20 8GB RAM variant launched in India

The Vivo U20 was earlier this month confirmed to get a new 8GB RAM variant. This week, Vivo launched the model the country). Priced at Rs. 17,990, it is available from offline stores in India.

Apart from more RAM, the new variant’s specifications are identical to the original Vivo U20. These include a 6.53-inch full-HD+ display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 SoC, a triple rear camera setup (16-megapixel + 8-megapixel + 2-megapixel), a 16-megapixel front camera, up to 128GB of inbuilt storage expandable via microSD card (up to 256GB), and a 5,000mAh battery.

Nokia C1 Android Go edition smartphone launched

After launching the Nokia 2.3 (First Impressions) budget smartphone last week in Cairo, HMD Global has launched an entry-level smartphone – the Nokia C1 – which is based on the Android Go edition platform. The Nokia mobile brand licensee has yet to reveal the pricing or the availability of the new smartphone.

The Nokia C1 is powered by an unnamed quad-core SoC, features just 1GB of RAM, and is powered by a 2,500mAh battery. Without an notches or hole punches, the smartphone features a 5.45-inch FWVGA+ display, a single 5-megapixel rear camera, a 5-megapixel front camera, and 16GB of inbuilt storage that’s expandable via microSD card (up to 64GB). The Nokia C1 isn’t a 4G-enabled smartphone, unfortunately, and maxes out at 3G. Separately, HMD Global this week started teasing the India launch of the Nokia 2.3 in India.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Nokia 7.1, Motorola One Power start receiving Android 10 updates

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ started receiving their stable Android 10 updates. The Samsung duo are receiving their updates in Germany, though the rollout in other regions can soon be expected to follow suit.

The Android 10 rollout of the Nokia 7.1 was confirmed by HMD Global CPO Juho Sarvikas. On the other hand, the Motorola One Power and its Android 10 update is being rolled out in a staged out manner.

Asus Max Pro M1, Max M2, and Max M1 get price cuts in India

The Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1, ZenFone Max M2, and Asus ZenFone Max M1 – now known as the Asus Max Pro M1, Max M2, and Max M1 in India thanks to litigation over the Zen branding in the country –received price cuts this week. The Asus Max Pro M1 is now priced starting Rs. 7,499 in India for its 3GB+32GB model, while its 4GB+64GB model is now priced at Rs. 8,499, and its and 6GB + 64GB variant is now available at Rs. 11,499.

The Asus Max M2 is now available starting at Rs. 7,499 for its 3GB+32GB model, while its 4GB + 64GB variant is now priced at Rs. 8,999. The Asus Max M1 has received a price cut of Rs. 1,000, and is now priced at Rs. 5,999.

Airtel Wi-Fi calling, Jio’s new prepaid plan, and other telecom news

Airtel this week announced the launch of its Wi-Fi calling service in India. The Airtel Wi-Fi Calling service will give let Airtel customers make calls over a Wi-Fi network, and the company touts that users don’t need to install a separate app to make a Wi-Fi call. However, at this point, the Airtel Wi-Fi calling is only available in Delhi NCR for Xstream Fiber home broadband subscribers, and only on a limited number of Apple, OnePlus, Samsung, and Xiaomi smartphones.

In related Airtel news, the Airtel Xstream Fiber broadband service is now available with a Rs. 1,000 discount offer for new customers in Bengaluru and Chennai. Moving on to Reliance Jio, the operator has this week revised its Rs. 98 prepaid plan to offer a higher SMS message quota – 300 messages, up from 100 messages. It still offers 2GB of data for its 28-day validity, and access to Jio apps.

Vodafone Idea this week launched two new prepaid plans with unlimited voice calls, up to 2GB of daily data, and 100 SMS messages a day. The Rs. 219 plan has a validity of 28 days, while the Rs. 449 plan has a validity of 56 days.

WhatsApp changes, bug fixes, and more

WhatsApp this week released a new Android beta version, which brought a few changes, as well as a bug fix. With v2.19.366 beta, WhatsApp has fixed a bug that caused app crashes. The Wallpaper option has been moved from Chat settings to the Display section. There are now new skin tones available for six emojis.

Finally, WhatsApp this week also announced it will take legal action against businesses engaged in or assisting others in abusing automated or bulk messaging on its platform.

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