The Itel Vision 3 is the newest member of the Itel Vision family. It is the budget-friendly successor to the Itel Vision 2S. Vision 3 was first presented in Bangladesh in January 2022. The Itel series has already garnered accolades for its ability to provide high-quality phones to budget-conscious users. The organization has made another step further on its predetermined route with Vision 3. The phone has already piqued public interest. This article offers a complete examination of the phone's features and capabilities.
Itel Vision 3 Smartphone Full Review
Design
The Intel Vision 3 has an exquisite appearance that well exceeds its price range. The phone's 6'6" screen gives it an illusion of a huge screen. Users may struggle to use the phone with one hand.
The general design of the phone is attractive and useful. Users will have no complaints about the aesthetic due to the gradient glow patterned finish on the back. The little texture will provide a tactile sensation in addition to the visual sense. It provides a more secure grip on the colossal phone and protects the back from stains.
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A dual-camera slot and a fingerprint sensor are located on the phone's rear. Due to the effort required to reach there with the finger, the fingerprint sensor will sense precisely where it should have been. On the right side of the phone, you'll find the volume rocker and power button. On the left is placed the SIM card slot, while the bottom has a loudspeaker and an audio connection. Clearly, customers will get more than the bare necessities.
Display
It includes a 6.6-inch 720x1600 pixel HD+ Water Drop display. That is far more expensive than similar entry-level phones. Screens that are excessively big and of superior quality are unusual in low-cost phones. The display of the phone has a 20:9 aspect ratio. This means that people will have a favorable response to the touch.
The display's reduced brightness level seems to be an issue. It introduces two new types of effects. The screen's colors seem less natural, and the display goes completely dark in direct sunshine. To function properly, the brightness level must be set to maximum.
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A teardrop camera room can be observed in the display's top center corner. Additionally, the chin and bezel of the phone are substantially slimmer. As a consequence, consumers will be uninhibited when watching movies or playing games.
Rear Cameras
Two cameras are located on the primary camera panel. The primary camera has an 8MP wide-angle lens, and a 0.3MP AI sensor that the company claims is an AI sensor. These lenses provide average images, and Vision 3 cameras will create nothing extraordinary.
The cameras lacked an adequate dynamic range. The images presented seem to have a somewhat warmer tone. The tone improves or detracts from the overall look of the images at times. Contrast rises in dim light. Photographs taken at night need more care to maintain a high degree of quality. Users may record videos at a maximum resolution of 1080p at 30 frames per second with the primary camera.
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Front Camera
The front teardrop camera holder houses a 5MP selfie camera. Given the trend in recent low-cost phones, the Vision 3's front-facing camera might easily be 8MP. The front camera does little more than increase the image's brightness.
This produces crisp images, but the image becomes smoother as a consequence of the loss of sharpness and detail. Photographs taken in portrait mode are of inferior quality and add little to their composition.
Performance and Software
A 1.6GHz Octa-Core CPU powers the phone. This chipset is more often seen in entry-level to mid-range smartphones. The Vision 3 has, however, made it into their low-cost phone. To complement the CPU, a GPU has been introduced. When these characteristics are combined, the phone delivers outstanding performance for routine tasks and low-level games. In multitasking and app browsing, the newly introduced 4GB 64GB model exceeds the previous models.
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However, overall performance is lacking since the phone slows down significantly while playing high-resolution games like PUBG and Call of Duty. Users should avoid playing such games on this phone as they will put the CPU under pressure.
Even the most recent Vision 2S versions have the Android 11 basic version.
Battery and Charger
This takes us to another of Vision 3's distinguishing characteristics. It is equipped with a 5000 mAh battery that can power the phone for up to two days on a single charge for the average user. Heavy users may be able to operate the phone for at least one day with prolonged hours of video watching and gaming.
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However, it breaks our hearts to learn that a phone comes with an 18W charger. It's analogous to passing over a bucket in order to fill an ocean with water. The charger will take around one to two hours to completely charge the battery.
Price of Itel Vision 3 in Bangladesh
The Itel Vision 3 is now available in 2GB, 3GB, and 4GB RAM versions. The maximum capacity phone is the 4GB 64GB model, which costs BDT 10,490. The 2GB 32GB version costs 8290 Tk and 3GB 64GB costs 9190 Tk.
Conclusion
The market for low-cost smartphones is growing more crowded. The Itel Vision 3 continues to stand out because of its stunning look, enormous display, ample storage, and large battery. When compared to the price, all of the other flaws do not seem to be significant. In an overall inspection, the phone has nothing much new to offer or add to the portfolio of the previous vision models. However, features like the stronger charger and better and longer display can add some extra value. If you're looking for a low-cost phone with smart capabilities to assist you with everyday tasks, the Itel Vision 3 is for you.
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