Starting at SGD 1,999, vivo’s new flagships aren’t cheap, but the spec sheet doesn’t immediately explain why. The key changes are in sensor design, focusing and image processing.
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vivo Y31s 5G trades 2GB of RAM for a much sharper screen. Does it matter?
by Justin Chooby Justin ChooIs it worth giving up 2GB of RAM for a sharper Full HD+ screen and 32MP selfie camera, even at SGD 399?
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vivo X300 FE may be Singapore’s most affordable telephoto-extender phone
by Justin Chooby Justin ChooThe vivo X300 FE is not vivo’s full Ultra camera rig, but at SGD 1,099 with an optional SGD 299 ZEISS Telephoto Extender Kit, it may be Singapore’s most accessible official way into the phone-and-telephoto-extender trend.
The vivo V60 delivers a flagship-style 10× telephoto camera, tough IP69 build, and a 6,500 mAh battery — all at SGD 699.
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vivo X Fold5: A foldable contender a with a few class-leading surprises
by Justin Chooby Justin ChooNot the thinnest, not the cheapest, but the vivo X Fold5 still makes a case for itself as a safe, all-rounder choice, scoring some points of its own.
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ZEISS on the prize: vivo V50 aims to rule mid-tier portrait photography
by Justin Chooby Justin ChooThe vivo V50 makes a bold claim in a segment saturated by spec-driven sameness: You don’t have to spend lots of money to have great cameras on your phone.