Vivo X80 — Pros And Cons
Vivo X80 — Vivo’s latest flagship device, has been talked about on this blog in the past, but to the smartphone’s high demand, I decided to review the smartphone again, assessing its pros and cons this time. Let us begin -
Construct And Design — The Vivo X80 appears to be like last year’s Vivo X70 Pro+ and practically indistinguishable from its more costly kin — the Vivo X80 Pro. The main genuine distinction between the Pro and non-Pro variation of the gadget is the missing periscope focal point on the Vivo X80. The telephone is accessible in two variety variations — Cosmic Black and Urban Blue.
The Vivo X80 has a bent front and back glass board with an aluminum outline. The telephone oozes a top-notch air and feels fabulous close by. We got some information about the sort of glass they utilized for the backboard and figured out that it accompanies a fluorite AG glass with a delicate touch hostile to glare matte completion. The matte surface opposes fingerprints and smears albeit the camera island is an incredible unique finger impression magnet.
Display — The Vivo X80 highlights a huge 6.78-inch AMOLED show with Full HD+ resolution and 120 Hz quick refresh rate support. The Full HD+ goal at this price tag might be disappointing at this price tag since certain contenders like the Realme GT 2 Pro accompanies a QHD+ goal. Furthermore, you likewise get an LTPO2 board on the Realme GT 2 Pro which is missing on the Vivo X80, so the presentation will not have the option to run as low as 1 Hz in any event when Smart revive rate mode is on.
The Vivo X80 has a dazzling presentation with fresh visuals and lively varieties. The showcase is perfect to watch content on since it accompanies HDR support and boisterous, fresh-sounding sound system speakers. The presentation is likewise Widevine L1 ensured, so you can get all the HD goodness on streaming applications like Netflix and Prime Video.
Camera — The Vivo-Zeiss organization has been tremendously effective for the organization’s X setup of cell phones and the Vivo X80 isn’t an exemption for this standard. You get a fabulous camera cluster, which might appear to be overshadowed by the X80 Pro’s camera stack, yet at the same time holds up incredibly well at this sticker cost. The camera focal points have the Zeiss T* covering that pursues lessening glare and ghosting in pictures.
The phone includes a 50 MP Sony IMX866 essential focal point with a sensor size of 1/1.49-inch. The essential focal point additionally accompanies OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) for sharp pictures. You get a 12 MP fax shooter with 2x optical zoom and a 12 MP super wide shooter. There’s a 32 MP forward looking camera for selfies too. The Vivo V1+ chip works with the focal points to process and improve pictures and recordings.
Execution — The Vivo X80 is controlled by the MediaTek Dimensity 9000 SoC matched with Vivo’s V1+ chip that shares a portion of the calculation handling load. The X80 is the first phone to highlight the Dimensity 9000 chipset. This is matched with up to 12 GB LPDDR5 RAM and up to 256 GB UFS 3.1 capacity. In benchmarks, the phone performs extremely well. In AnTuTu, the phone is somewhat in front of the Realme GT2 Pro and it beats the iPhone 13 convincingly also. This kind of chip tuning is normally finished to moderate battery wellbeing and increment the life span of your gadget. The greater part of the applications you use on an everyday premise won’t actually show the impacts of this sort of choking except if it’s escalated undertakings like playing Genshin Impact or delivering 4K recordings.
Vivo X80 smartphone only has a few cons such as an unnatural front camera skin tone and the FHD display, but the pros are much larger in number, such as the Mediatek D9000 SoC, camera, connectivity, etc. I think the smartphone is amazing, what about you?
