Specs: 6.53- inch ultra Fullview display, 2340*1080 pixels, octa-core Helio P70 processor, 6GB RAM, 64 GB storage, dedicated microSD slot, dual SIM, triple rear camera: 24MP+8MP+5MP,32MP front camera, rear fingerprint scanner, dual band wifi, blutooth 4.2, 4G, VOLTE, Android 9.0,4,000Ah battery, 189 grams. Pros: Large Full screen display without notch, stylish motorized pop-up front camera, great battery life, good performance, excellent camera performance. Cons: Priced too close to V15 pro, weak vibration motor, no face unlock, glosssy back panel prone to smudges, Helio P70 processor available on far cheaper phones. Vivo: contiouns to offer innovative features in the premium mid-range segment. The Vivo NEX stole the show last year with its full screen and popup camera. Now you can get similar features at almost at almost half the price with the v15.You still get a triple rear camera setup on the Vivo V15 but instead of a primary 48MP sensor on the V15 Pro, this one gets a 24MP f1.8 sensor with dual pixel phase detection autofocus. The other two sensors remain the same:8MP ultrawide and 5MP depth sensor. You get various shooting modes including AI beaut, AR stickers, night mode and a pro mode. Photos offer vibrant colour with nice details in daylight. In low light, the photos look good on the screen but you will see noise and loss of detail on close insepection. video recording is available limited to 1080p which is a disappointment considering that phones at half thhe price offer 4k video recording now. Also, you cannot switch between the primary and wide-angle lens during video recording - You will have to stop recording, change to wide-angle and then start over. On the hardware side, the v15 comes with an octa-core Helio P70 coupled with 6GB RAM and 64GB storage.
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