vivo Z6 5G

Cameras Design Display Speakers Day-to-day Performance Battery backup

Middling haptics Struggles with demanding tasks like gaming Inconsistent animations in FunTouch OS 14 and software bugs

The Vivo V40 gets a good amount of things right, and on top of that list of things is the camera. If you are someone who's looking for a device that can not only shoot excellent photos but can also handle day-to-day tasks with ease alongside having an...

pros ; Stunning design ; Good display ; Brilliant battery backup

Underpowered ; Lots of bloatware ; Charging feels slow

So the Vivo V29e, in a nutshell, is overpriced. Yes, it comes with Vivo’s premium design language with the curved glass and everything, and we get a very good camera setup with great battery. However, the underwhelming performance puts all of that on...

Bright AMOLED display ; Very good camera performance ; battery life ; Great overall performance

Preinstalled bloatware, notification spam ; Single speaker ; No ultra-wide camera

The sub-Rs. 20,000 price tag for the base variant makes the Vivo T2 5G a good competitor in its segment. The smartphone does not compromise much on performance for its class and things such as the bright AMOLED display, 3.5mm headphone port, long...

Premium looks and build ; Solid performer ; Striking display ; Engaging photo and video features

Bloatware-riddled OS ; Skin tones look unnatural in photos ; No Gorilla Glass protection

The Vivo X80 exudes panache and is probably one of the best-looking phones in its price range. Not just that, it is also an extremely reliable performer, offers good battery life with speedy 80 W fast charging, and snaps great pictures. The plethora of...