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Metric | vivo T1 | ZTE Axon 50 Lite |
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Connectivity | #363 Winner | #657 |
Design | #689 Winner | #744 |
Display | #494 Winner | #748 |
Performance | #516 Winner | #748 |
Battery | #345 Winner | #728 |
Camera | #366 Winner | #791 |
item_phones_categoryId | #1 | #– |
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The Vivo T1 is a mid-range smartphone that boasts a fairly capable chipset, a 120Hz display, and a 50MP primary camera lens. However, the phone falls short in various aspects. The display, although fast at 120Hz, is not fully optimized for seamless performance. Additionally, the camera setup lacks an ultra-wide-angle sensor and features only two gimmicky lenses for depth and macro shots. The primary camera performs well under good lighting conditions, producing natural color tones with decent dynamic range. However, low-light images suffer from a lack of detail and excessive light flares. The selfie camera takes decent photos but struggles to maintain exposure in the background. Video recording capabilities are limited to 1080p at 60fps without stabilization. The phone's battery life is commendable, lasting around seven to eight hours on moderate usage, despite the slim form factor. However, the charging speed of 18W feels sluggish, taking over two hours to fully juice up the 5000mAh battery. In terms of software, the Vivo T1 runs on Funtouch OS 12 based on Android 12, offering features like a privacy dashboard and camera/microphone indicator. However, there's no official word on the number of android updates it will receive. Considering its price point, the phone is not the best value for money. The Realme 9 Pro and Galaxy F23 offer better performance at similar prices. If you're set on getting the Vivo T1, consider looking into the iQoo Z6 instead, which offers a similar experience at a lower cost.
The ZTE Axon 50 Lite is a budget-friendly smartphone that aims to deliver a smooth user experience despite its low-end price tag. With its powerful Mali-G57 MP2 GPU and generous 256GB storage, this device promises to handle demanding tasks such as gaming and video editing with ease. But how does it really perform? Can it keep up with the demands of modern users? This review will take a closer look at the Axon 50 Lite's capabilities, strengths, and weaknesses to help you decide if it's worth considering for your next smartphone purchase.
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