The Vivo may be one of the biggest smartphone brands you've ever heard of. However, that could change soon with the company's continued presence in China's new foreign markets.
The Chinese phone makers Huawei, Oppo, and Xiaomi, have entered Europe and other world markets; now it is Vivo's turn. The company already has the largest share of the smartphone market globally, so it will be interesting to see how this recent increase affects its influence.
Indirectly linked to Oppo, Realme, and OnePlus (under BBK Electronics), Vivo makes a range of capable Android smartphones, from affordable to ultra-premium.
While some of the devices on this list are updated running on Chinese firmware, we will be updating this chart as different world types are available; check out and get an up-to-date list of the best Vivo phones you can buy.
1. VIVO X60 PRO:
The X60 Pro is the only member of the X60 series to launch in the UK and Europe officially, but it's good enough not to complain.
This is one of the smallest and most convenient phones of the year, and it features a stainless steel glass finish.
The 6.56in 120Hz AMOLED display is great, and the Snapdragon 870 processor is more than enough for most, though not the most advanced.
In addition to the design, the real power is a three-dimensional Zeiss camera: a stable fixed gimbal lens, ultrawide, and a 2x zoom portrait lens. Enough to make this one of the best camera calls this year.
The only real downside here is the lack of wireless charging and waterproofing - but if you don't miss the X60 Pro, it's a good choice, and the Vivo handmade is the best in the West.
2. VIVO X51:
The true offering of Vivo in the Western market was the Vivo X51 and is still a good choice for many - even if it is just a way to re-enter the Asia X50 Pro.
Its main hook is a large stable gimbal camera and a 5G chipset capable of working with the Snapdragon 765G.
Competing in this mid-range space is very hot, and the price is endless, which makes this device only worth it if you can get it at a discount - which shouldn’t be as difficult now as it is a year old.
3. VIVO X60 PRO+
The leather-wrapped X60 Pro + is the most powerful phone in Vivo right now, though unfortunately only available in China and India - so buyers elsewhere will have to import.
This is a stand-alone, self-portrait camera with a camera that won't appear in the Ultra phone range from other brands: a large 50Mp lens, a 48Mp gimbal-stabilized ultrawide, 32Mp 2x zoom, and an 8Mp 5x periscope.
All that discovery is much less than you can find anywhere else. Still, because Vivo has outgrown luxury such as wireless charging, IP rating, or stereo speakers - even though the specs have high-end specs, the Snapdragon 888 is at its heart.
4. VIVO V20:
The very modest Vivo V20 is still successful in areas such as the beautiful design, lightweight, and feel good on hand.
Its rear cameras are not as perfect as those found in the wide range of the pricier X, but the 44Mp front-facing camera is an amazing addition to all of you - which means it's perfect for the TikTok generation.
You can find alternatives with better specs, but you will have a hard time finding a phone that looks sharp and sends a special V20 audience with this phone without spending much.
The V20 is available all over Asia, though European and American consumers will have to import it. You might want to think about the latest Vivo V21, which we haven't reviewed yet.
5. VIVO Y20S:
The Y20s are one of the best-selling phones in the UK and are one of the cheapest on the market.
The specs are understandably basic, but the backup software helps the function stay smooth, and the low-power specs produce longer battery life - the best we've ever tested.
Some budget phones can offer solid specs or high-resolution displays, but by encrypting battery life and easily using the Y20s, they create a solid case for themselves.
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