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Although Vivo isn’t a brand you would prefer when it comes to buying phones in the premium segment; there is very few evidence against the fact that the company has been on the forefront of innovation when it comes to smartphone design and latest technologies. Vivo was also the first one to introduce the in-display fingerprint sensor in its phones, and it also took the audacious risk of adding a full-display screen with the implementation of a pop-up selfie camera in its Vivo Nex smartphone last year. The applications were later picked up by other brands and are now on the path of becoming mainstream. Now the challenge for Vivo was to bring these innovations down to the mid-range segment phones and with the launch of the latest V15 Pro, Vivo has done just that. So, without further ado, let’s dive right in and see whether or not the Vivo V15 Pro lives up to the hype.
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Vivo V15 Pro Review: Design and Display
Although Vivo V15 Pro is not the slimmest phone in the segment, the way Vivo has crafted its latest smartphone is really commendable. On the rear, the phone sports a glossy gradient hue finish and the panels are curved to lend a comfortable hold to the user. There is also a textured pattern on the back which Vivo has named to be the “ripple design” which adds to the aesthetics of the smartphone. The next highlight, like you, would expect is the pop-up selfie camera shooter on the top edge which to the surprise of the users is very sturdy and executes a buttery smooth movement when summoned. Owing to this selfie camera, the screen on the front gets all the real estate, and more essentially it is free of any notch. The only problem that the users might find with the design is the camera protrusion which is situated on a black strip running down the selfie camera shooter on the rear side of the phone. Also, the plastic frame of the phone is another drawback which Vivo could have possibly addressed.
