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Metric | vivo Y21 | vivo Y22s |
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Connectivity | #802 | #796 Winner |
Design | #486 Winner | #681 |
Display | #822 | #819 Winner |
Performance | #799 | #631 Winner |
Battery | #841 | #664 Winner |
Camera | #809 | #733 Winner |
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The Vivo Y21 is a budget-friendly smartphone designed to compete in the upper budget segment. Priced at KSh 16,999, this device boasts an affordable tag while packing some impressive features. Design-wise, the phone has a sleek diamond glow texture that's sure to turn heads. The well-positioned volume buttons and USB-C port are also notable features. Vivo opted for a side-mounted fingerprint sensor instead of an in-display one, which works efficiently. The 6.51-inch Halo LCD display with 1600x720 pixels resolution is not high-refresh-rate enabled, but it still provides a pleasant multimedia experience. The phone's performance is backed by a Mediatek Helio P35 processor paired with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage, expandable to 1GB. While the device handles light to medium tasks without any issues, gaming performance takes a hit. Playing graphic-intensive games like Call of Duty requires medium settings, which might deter some users. However, the phone's battery longevity is noteworthy. The 5000mAh battery delivers up to two days of use on a single charge, with charging speeds that top off from 0-70% in just 52 minutes using an 18W charger. The camera setup features three sensors - an 8MP selfie camera and a 13MP dual main camera with a 2MP macro sensor. While not the best camera performer, it's still a commendable feature set for its price bracket. Overall, the Vivo Y21 is a solid budget offering that's worth considering, especially given its excellent battery life, satisfactory performance, and value-for-money pricing.
The Vivo Y22s is a decent mid-range smartphone that offers a premium design and capable cameras. The phone's summer cyan color variant features a feather-like design at the back with a gradient color scheme, which looks pretty and feels light and slim. The 6.55-inch HD display has normal-sized bezels on both sides and a notch at the top for the selfie camera. While it's not as bright under sunlight, the colors look good, although some pixelation is noticeable. Under the hood, the Y22s packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 chipset with up to 8GB of RAM, which provides snappy performance for everyday tasks like social media scrolling and app switching. However, gaming performance is limited to casual games at low graphics quality due to frame drops during intense scenes. The camera system is capable, with a 50MP dual rear camera that takes good-looking pictures with HDR feature and portrait mode producing pleasing portraits. Low-light photography is also decent, thanks to the large image sensor and dedicated night mode. However, video quality is average, with no stabilization. Battery life is impressive, lasting up to 7 hours of heavy gaming on a single charge. The phone's bottom-firing loudspeaker sounds decent but doesn't get very loud. With an 18W charger, it can recharge to 100% in just over an hour. Overall, the Vivo Y22s is a solid mid-range smartphone that offers a good balance of design, performance, and battery life. While its gaming performance is limited, casual gamers will find it suitable for their needs. The phone's price range of ₱10-13k makes it a competitive option in the market.
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