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Metric | vivo Y100 5G | realme C75 |
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Connectivity | #423 Winner | #808 |
Design | #468 | #189 Winner |
Display | #170 Winner | #609 |
Performance | #461 Winner | #679 |
Battery | #118 Winner | #609 |
Camera | #714 | #231 Winner |
item_phones_categoryId | #1 Tie | #1 Tie |
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The Vivo Y100 5G is a stunning device with a Pacific Blue Glass bag that changes color under the sun. The phone's performance is impressive, with fast app launching and multitasking. However, I have mixed feelings about this device. Priced at Rs 24,999, it's available in an 8GB RAM variant, which I think is a smart decision. The back of the phone features a triple-camera setup, including a 64-megapixel primary camera with optical image stabilization (OIS), which produces stable videos and sharp images. The AMOLED display measures 6.38 inches and has a 90Hz refresh rate, making it smooth to use. However, I wish it had a higher refresh rate like 120Hz. The phone's battery life is decent, lasting a full day with moderate usage. In terms of cameras, the Vivo Y100 5G performs well, capturing good details even in direct sunlight. The macro camera does a decent job, but it struggles when zoomed in. The front camera produces crisp selfies, although skin tones feel over-processed. The phone runs on Android 13 with Funtouch OS and has some bloatware apps, which can be deleted. The Dimensity 900 chipset provides fast performance, making it suitable for gaming. Overall, the Vivo Y100 5G is a good deal at Rs 24,999, considering its features like OIS, AMOLED display, and decent battery life. However, it lacks an ultrawide camera and dual stereo speakers, which might be a drawback for some users.
The Realme C75 has generated significant buzz with its claims of being "unbreakable". At a lower price point, manufacturers often compromise on durability, but this phone seems to defy that trend. With a robust IP69 rating and the use of tougher materials, it's been put through some rigorous tests - including a 3-day underwater immersion and multiple drop tests from 1m and 1.5m heights. Does it truly live up to its promise?
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