BLU Vivo Air LTE debuts as the slimmest LTE smartphone in the United States

08 September, 2015
As its name suggests, the ultra-slim smartphone is an upgraded variant of the BLU Vivo Air, which was announced in January.

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  • 13 Nov 2015

hgf, 09 Sep 2015It's not even rebranding. Those phones are manufactured by ... moreExactly! I LOVE BLU. They take all the Chinese phones I want, set them up with Google suite and English, then sell them even cheaper on Amazon with next day free shipping. So rad! Helpful for us no contact types

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    • 13 Nov 2015

    mj23, 09 Sep 2015Whats the point of having thin phone?Are you joking? Or serious? Assuming the former I will tell you because I own the device. Having a day and a half battery a gorgeous display and lightning fast speed in a tiny thin device that can be easily put in a ticket pocket or a hand wallet is what we've all been waiting for. Why in the world would you want a thick heavy device? They've only been thick and heavy because nobody could figure out how to make them efficient until now. I could understand if it was all gimmick but the thing works great and the battery last longer than anything I've ever owned.

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      • 13 Nov 2015

      Anonymous, 09 Sep 2015Snapdragon 410 is really really bulls*t, nothing works good... moreI'm using the device. It's lightning fast. Everyone in here seems to read and repeat spec sheets, rather than test the devices in real life. :-/

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        • 13 Nov 2015

        Lo Hi, 09 Sep 2015This device is practically useless in the U.S. According... moreWorks better that almost any device I've owned yet. Here in America. I stream 58 mps average on my Vivo Air LTE. It's a FANTASTIC choice for this country. Especially for the crazy low price.
        Don't regurgitate spec talk from other sites. You have to use the device to know

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          AnonD-393770, 13 Nov 2015Not an American phone. BLU is a Miami outfit that buys Chin... moreOops, hit submit to quickly.
          Love my 4 Blu phones. Especially for the price. A price that could never exist if these were American devices

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            • 13 Nov 2015

            Anonymous, 09 Sep 2015Seriously? Doesn't work in US. BLU? A Miami based company? ... moreNot an American phone. BLU is a Miami outfit that buys Chinese phones in bulk, brands and resells them. They make sure the devices are running English and have the Google suite on them. Each of their brands phones has the identical Chinese equivalent under different branding. I love the 4 Blue Phones

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              • 13 Nov 2015

              Typing this from Portland Oregon on my Blu Vivo Air LTE over full LTE on T-Mobile. Streaming 58mps download, 13 upload.
              No issues at all. Sure, some middle America parts of the country may limit you to 4G HSPA+, but that's still going to be between 12-25 mps in most cases.
              So i wouldn't say it's "crazy" to use in the US. Especially for well under $200.

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                • 09 Sep 2015

                Anonymous, 09 Sep 2015Seriously? Doesn't work in US. BLU? A Miami based company? ... moreIt will work, but it doesn't support two very important bands for AT&T and T-Mobile. Anyone buying a new LTE-capable device for AT&T would be crazy to buy one without band 17, which is AT&T's main LTE band. Band 12 is pretty new for T-Mobile but it is very important in those areas where they have it deployed (South Florida BTW is one of those areas).

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                  • 09 Sep 2015

                  Lo Hi, 09 Sep 2015This device is practically useless in the U.S. According... moreSeriously? Doesn't work in US. BLU? A Miami based company? You telling me they make phone that doesn't work in their own country.

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                    • 09 Sep 2015

                    Anonymous, 09 Sep 2015Rebranding seem ro be the trend among small smartphone company.You are absolutely right my frnd that's why they still small and stick to only one or two countries

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                      • 09 Sep 2015

                      This device is practically useless in the U.S.

                      According to BLU's website it doesn't support LTE bands 17 or 12. Buyer beware!

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                        • 09 Sep 2015

                        Snapdragon 410 is really really bulls*t, nothing works good, too laggy slow dumb.

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                          • 09 Sep 2015

                          mj23, 09 Sep 2015Whats the point of having thin phone?Is there a good point in having a thick phone?

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                            • 09 Sep 2015

                            mj23, 09 Sep 2015Whats the point of having thin phone?You can fit four times more phones to your pockets than fifteen years ago....

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                              • 09 Sep 2015

                              Whats the point of having thin phone?

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                                • 09 Sep 2015

                                AnonD-313362, 09 Sep 2015Another rebranded phone by blu its actually a micromax sliv... moreeven rebranded product in Turkey by General Mobile discovery air :)

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                                  • 09 Sep 2015

                                  It's not even rebranding. Those phones are manufactured by big Chinese OEMs and anybody can buy it.

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                                    • 09 Sep 2015

                                    AnonD-313362, 09 Sep 2015Another rebranded phone by blu its actually a micromax sliv... moreRebranding seem ro be the trend among small smartphone company.

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                                      • 09 Sep 2015

                                      Another rebranded phone by blu its actually a micromax sliver 5 which is even a rebrnader of wiko highway 4G