vivo S1 Pro goes official with Snapdragon 675 SoC and a 32MP pop-up selfie camera
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- Anonymous08082019
- UGk
- 19 Nov 2019
ankit gupta, 07 May 2019I like the S1 more and it's certainly better than the pro v... more???
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- ankit gupta
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- 07 May 2019
I like the S1 more and it's certainly better than the pro version. With the powerful Helio P70 SoC and better storage, it's certainly a better choice.
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- Sev7en
- Trp
- 05 May 2019
It's like the V15Pro... why that? There is no sense in that spam of products...
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- Shanti Dope
- vaS
- 05 May 2019
As if my original comment was anything offensive, why does it have to be deleted?
Vivo employee who can't handle their bad sh* t that they've done, eh?
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- Don
- S75
- 04 May 2019
Cost like Nubia red magic 3 but this two devices can't be compared, cause Nubia is one of best devices on the market.
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- xLj
- 04 May 2019
If this device were a few hundred RMB cheaper, it could be a competitive device. However, Vivo has priced this in Mi 9 territory (2999RMB) and shot themselves in the foot. This phone (specification wise) should have competed in price with the SE variant of Mi 9 (1999RMB).
For just 300RMB more the Mi 9 has a telephoto lens, SD855, an arguably sleeker look, USB-C (not that I really care), fast wireless charging, and an arguably better OS.
On the other hand, this new Vivo device does have some advantages. A much better selfie camera that pops up, a notch-less display, and most likely better battery life (675 likely less battery intensive, and it has a 400MaH battery).
Both devices have their compromises, but I think that many informed consumers would pick the Mi 9. With that being said, I totally agree that having no-notch and a better battery life is very attractive.
Had Vivo charged 2300 or 2400, it would have been a very good choice competing instead with the Mi 9 SE.
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- 04 May 2019
[deleted post]Probably because USB looks like US Better. And if it's USB-C, It looks like US Better, Minus China. You know how translating to/from Chinese is often Hit or Miss so that may translate into US Bigger, Minuscule China. So Chinese OEMs are offended by USB-C so they keep avoiding it. In the meantime, MicroUSB seems like Microscopic US Baboons. So they try to promote it.
To lame decisions, lame explanations
- TheGoldenMellifluous
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- 04 May 2019
[deleted post]And should I mentioned that Vivo S1 Pro is V15 Pro (same as S1 is vanilla V15), just this time only for China (where the mid-range smartphone market already oversaturated)? And yes, it's disturbing to know that this phone has Micro-USB and their siblings too...