Vivo V15 Pro review By GSMArena Official

Hey, what's up guys, vivas necks s changed the selfie game with his telescoping camera, and this year the flagship tech has migrated to the mid-range v15 pro, along with some other cutting-edge features and wool for GSM marina- and this is our VIVO v15 pro review. The VIVO v15 pro is definitely a nice looking device, though its construction is a bit of a mystery. The curved back looks like glass, but it doesn't quite feel like it. So it's probably some sort of plastic. Our topaz blue model is quite stunning. It's a smooth, gradient color scheme with a subtle, striped pattern.

Beneath the surface. There is quite a large camera bump, though, which may not be to everyone's tastes, especially if you like, using the phone on a table or desk. Thankfully there's a hefty plastic case included in the box to solve that problem. Without the case, the phone feels razor-thin thanks to the tapered sides. It seems sturdy, but the display is covered by normal glass, not Gorilla Glass, so it may be more prone to scratches too bad.

The display is one of the main attractions of the v15 pro. It's a six point: four inch Super AMOLED with a tall aspect ratio and is nearly bezel s, there's no notch cut out or even a selfie camera in sight. Thanks to the telescoping mechanism, the selfie cam stays hidden in the body until you need to use it and when you do, it appears quite quickly faster than the one on the v1 XS just keep in mind that, as with all mechanisms with moving parts, there's a greater chance for it to break or just to get dust or grime stuck inside. Needless to say, this phone isn't IP rated the screen reaps all the benefits, though, is truly edge to edge at 1080p content looks good. It's decently, sharp with those deep AMOLED, blacks, color accuracy, isn't its strong suit, but is fine.

Maximum brightness is okay too, at 429 minutes, sunlight legibility isn't great, but the v15 pro does fine outdoors in most scenarios as an M LED, you do get the option for an always-on display to show time and notifications pretty handy, though, of course it does use more power. The V 15 pro has an under display fingerprint reader for unlocking is faster than the one on the next set, though not quite as fast as the 1 plus 60. It's not always on either. If the phone is asleep, you have to tap the screen to activate the reader first, you can also use face unlock with a telescoping camera. It's surprisingly fast.

The camera module is so zippy that it feels the same as face unlock on. Other phones. Storage is expandable on the b15 pro on top of the 128 gigs built-in, there are actually two card slots, one on the side dedicated to micro, SD and one on the bottom for your dual SIM. It's strange that on a phone with so many cutting edge features, you still get an old-school micro, USB port at the bottom, instead of USB-C, but at least you get a headphone jack sound through headphones is okay, but we measured some distortion and only average loudness. There is FM radio, though, if you switch to the single bottom firing, loudspeaker performances again just average, both in loudness and sound quality.

The VIVO v15 pearl runs front touch. Os 9, based on android 9 pi rather than stock android. It offers more of an iOS like experience. For instance, swiping from the top won't bring down the quick toggles, but instead just shows you notifications to get to the quick toggles you need to swipe up from the bottom. All the apps are kept on the home screen no option for an app drawer.

Here there are a bunch of different home screen transitions to choose from to spice things up, and there are plenty of themes available to download from the AI theme store -. You can opt for gesture, based navigation to get around swiping up from the center and holding goes to recent apps swiping from one of the two sides will take you back depending on which you chose and swiping up from the other will open the quick toggles swiping up from the center takes you home. The VIVO v15 pro is one of the first phones with Qualcomm's new snapdragon, 675 chipsets, and it comes with six or eight gigs of ram in CPU benchmarks is awesome. Blowing the other mid-range chips out of the water, including the Snapdragon 710. It runs cool too, it's not quite as impressive in GPU scores, what's still great performing just a little better than the snapdragon 616, and since the chipset is power efficient.

The v15 has good battery life -. With this 3700 William hour battery, it scored an endurance rating of 92 hours in our proprietary tests. When it comes to charging, we weren't quite as impressed, though, despite the advertised dual engine fast charging. It only managed to fill up the battery from 0 to 38% in 30 minutes. The VIVO V 15 pro comes with a triple camera setup alongside the depth sensor and the 8 megapixel ultra-wide cams is a 48 megapixel main camera, with an F 1.8 aperture and phase detection autofocus as a quad Bayer sensor, it saves images at 12 megapixels by default and though you can opt for 48 megapixels that doesn't improve quality at all. In good light, 12 megapixel photos from the main camera sharpen details with accurate color reproduction, nice contrast and good dynamic range.

We did find occasional noise in the sky or near edges of buildings, but nothing much to complain about. Turning on the AI mode is only recommended, if you think you need some extra colors in your scene. It's maybe a bit over the top. The ultra-wide camera is a nice option to have in certain situations, but the lack of autofocus, lower, dynamic range and rather low eight megapixel resolution could potentially ruin the photo. We were impressed by the barrel distortion correction.

At the edges, though, lines come out mostly straight portrait, shots have natural colors in good detail. However, they leave a lot to be desired as far as edge detection goes now onto low-light photos. These are actually quite good. Noises, limited highlights and shadows are nice and there's a decent amount of detail. There is a night mode you can enable which results in a brighter exposure and highlight and shadow recovery, but you lose some fine details.

The selfie cam has a 32 megapixel sensor and an F 2.0 lens once again using Tetra pixel bidding technology. Selfies are awesome, there's natural, colors great detail and why dynamic range we aren't fans of the portrait selfies, the HDR doesn't work in this mode and the edge detection isn't all that good video can be recorded in up to 4k at 30fps. You can expect a good amount of detail. Nice contrast and minimal noise, but dynamic range is lacking and there's no electronic stabilization in 4k. So let's wrap things up.

The VIVO v15 pro brings some standout features that you won't find in most other mid-range phones. There's a high performance chipset, a bezel is notch less AMOLED screen a fast under display, fingerprint reader, great battery life and a nice camera for photos and selfies. However, it's not all sunshine. We still have a microUSB port instead of USB see audio quality when recording really isn't good. If you love to shoot concerts- and maybe this one isn't for you- and with a similarity to iOS the fun touch, UI is a bit strange compared to other Android interfaces.

Also, there's availability. The phone is mainly going to be available in India. So if you want to get your hands on it elsewhere, you may have to buy an import, but the biggest thing holding back the v15 pro is the price for twenty-nine thousand rupees around four hundred bucks, it's more expensive than a lot of the competition these days. But again it does bring a lot of unique high-tech features to the table, so it still earns our recommendation. It'll definitely be a stronger one once the price does go down thanks for watching if you're curious about the full test, findings of the v15 pro.

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