Vivo Y12s Review, Best Budget smartphone ? By FRED'S TECH HUB

This video is sponsored by skill share, hello guys, so this is the VIVO y12s, it's a mid-range device from VIVO that costs only 56 nairas and I think for what it has to offer. It is a good phone for the price. It looks pretty cool with a stylish appearance and a near stock android OS on board. That is well polished to deliver smooth android user experience. Speaking of stylish appearance, let's talk about the design and view quality of this device. Okay, so this is a device that looks very attractive.

This color just looks so beautiful VIVO calls it glacier blue. It has this reflection thing going on whenever light hits it from different angle. It has glass on both the front and the rest of this device, but the frame is actually made out of plastic. Furthermore, it looks and feels like a premium device, even though it is a mid-range device, it doesn't feel cheap in any way. Furthermore, it feels well-made and durable, and I like how it feels in the hand it is made of glass.

So obviously, glass will definitely shutter if you happen to drop it. So take my advice and make sure you put on a protective case on it. So on the right side of the device, we've got the power button and the volume rocker keys by the way the power button doubles down as a fingerprint scanner. Speaking of the fingerprint scanner, it is superfast, responsive and reliable. All the time to the left, you've got a sim tray that can take dual NATO sim and a micro SD card at the bottom.

We've got all the standard stuff you expect from an entry level device which is a headphone jack, a microphone, a micro USB charging port, which is one of the sad parts, and can we just end this micro USB thing in 2020, let's not cross over with this to 2021, okay, then. Lastly, we've got the speaker grille moving on to the row of this device. There are two cameras that comprises a 30 megapixel main sensor, a 2 megapixel step sensor, there's a flashlight as well for night photography, then the VIVO branding the camera bomb protrudes a little making it do this on a flat surface. Now, moving on to the display, this is where I feel this device. Four shots a little fine.

This is not an expensive device. This is an entry-level device, but it doesn't mean it cannot really get better okay. So this comes with a 720p display which might be a dealbreaker to some people, but I guess a lot of people who consider the device at this price bracket will not really care about that. It is difficult to find a display that looks much better than this. It comes with a 6.51 inch, teardrop notch display that translates to 720 by 1600, with a total pixels' density of 270. The display is good for watching YouTube videos and consuming media content.

However, I can clearly see some pixels on the stock android apps here, which is one of the reasons. Some manufacturers use this custom skin. To hide some imperfections on a high-end display, don't get me wrong, it looks good, it looks okay, but I just have to accept it just because of its price stack. Okay, the VIVO y12s comes with a MediaTek halo, p35 outscore, CPU, 83, gigabytes of ram 82 gigabytes of internal storage, a 5 000 milliampere battery, which is impressive and android 10 out of the box. Sometimes numbers on paper doesn't tell the whole story.

It is not a real world test, you're not going to be carrying benchmark scores on top of your head up and down. I believe one needs to actually use a device before you can give a full judgment on that particular device for most of us, the perception to how we see things or the way we approach things differs from one person to the other speaking of android 10. What I'm so impressed about. It is a near stock, android operating system it comes with, as you guys can see, this device doesn't come with the greatest and latest specification that you expect from most of these devices, but the optimization VIVO has done with this near stock. Android operating system is impressive, I'm not going to say performance is entirely smooth.

Definitely it is a mid-range device, so you're going to expect some hiccups here and there, which is quite there, but I'm just so impressed with the fact that this comes with a near stock android operating system. That is very, very impressive. There are no apps that intrudes into whatever you might be doing. There are no annoying pop-ups and the user interface is just clean, which is impressive, and another sweet thing about it is that there are some rumors around the corner that this could be updated to android 11. So when it comes to performance, the experience the optimization I have to give it a go on this device.

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This single speaker down here like this, is terribly bad. It is not loud at all. It sounds so tinny for most people that want to use their earpiece or their headphone. I am pretty sure they are going to be fine with it. On the camera aspect, I have to say that, if camera is your main concern, if you're buying this- because you want it to be your photography- powerhouse look as well, please.

This is not the device for you, but that doesn't mean you cannot take decent images. It is just that it will not blow your mind on a good lighting condition or a bright sunny day. Images that comes out of it looks pleasing to the eye. For the most part, they are pretty okay, you can share them with friends, and they'll be happy with it. At this price point, you will hardly find something that will impress you more just go through them and let me know what you think about it in the comment section below: what's up guys.

So this is a front video camera test on the VIVO y12s. So this is a 1080p footage. It shoots in 30 frames per second. For the most part, I think it looks okay, but you guys should be the final judge here. Let me know what you guys think about it in the comment section below so.

In conclusion, the VIVO y12x offers a lot for the price and I definitely think a lot of people who buys this device will be so pleased and happy with it, especially when you factor in the user experience the near stock android operating system and with the long-lasting battery life in my book. I'll personally give it a pass, but you know what those are my own thoughts. Can you share your own thoughts with me down in the comment section below? What do you guys think about this device? It is impressive for me, just show your own thoughts down in the comment section below okay, so that is it guys for today's video thanks so much for watching and also a huge thanks to skill share for sponsoring today's video don't forget to like share and subscribe, and I'll see you in my next video bye.

Source : FRED'S TECH HUB