The renowned smartphone manufacturing company Vivo has launched their latest innovation Vivo Y53s. The phone has got added to Vivo’s much appreciated Vivo Y series’ portfolio as a lower-mid budget phone. Vivo released the phone on 9th August in India. The Vivo Y series focuses on presenting premium quality low to mid-range phones. The latest device doesn’t slip away from the principle. The Vivo Y53s offers some considerable features within its budget range. Let’s find out all the nuts and bolts of the phone.

Full Specs of Vivo Y53s Smartphone

Design

Keeping a dimension of 164 x 75.3 x 8.5 mm, the Vivo Y53s ensures a comfortable grabbing. However, it might feel a little heavy for weighing 189g. The extra weight might be for rooming the large battery. The back of the phone is totally plastic-made and houses a triple camera slot at the top right corner.

The fingerprint sensor is side-mounted and located on the right side of the phone. On top of the sensor, a volume rocker is placed. The left side of the phone has nothing on it, while on the bottom place a 3.5mm audio jack, a USB Type-C port, and a microphone. The upper side has a noise cancellation port and a dual stand-by SIM card. Here you get a triple card slot allowing memory expansion up to 1TB.

Users will find the phone in two different color variants- one is Fantastic Rainbow, and the other one is Deep Sea Blue. These two variants differ greatly in look.

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Display

The Vivo Y53s comes with a 6.58-inch full-HD IPS display featuring a P3 color gamut and 2408 × 1080 resolution. The color gamut range is to provide a better video and game-watching experience. The display shares almost 84.5% of the overall screen-to-body ratio and 20:9 aspect ratio. Its pixel density stands up to 401ppi.

The display of the Vivo Y53 has nothing unique. Other phones with the same budget range mostly use the same type of display. Vivo fans might find some similarities between Vivo Y53s' and Vivo Y52s' displays. However, the latest Y53 phone's display lacks HDR10 support.

Altogether, the display performance is average. Users will get good viewing angle support with a good color projection. In daylight, the brightness level needs to be adjusted higher to give clearer visuals. The chin and the bezel lengths are also typical, and a tear-drop front camera housing adjusts perfectly with them.

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The Rear Lenses

The three-lens setup comprises a 64MP super high definition lens, a 2MP Bokeh lens, as well as a 2MP super macro lens. The 64MP sensor is a powerful feature for the Vivo Y53, and it captures detailed images. It can capture excellent photographs both in daylight and at night. The low-light shots are way superior in quality to those of competing phones around the same price range. Thanks to the night mode the camera system implements. The feature also reduces noise and allows lenses to take some more details from the object.

In terms of detailing and refining long-range photos, the 2MP Bokeh lens performs admirably. While shooting from a long distance or taking portraits, the lens really makes a difference. Users will also find the 2MP super macro lens adequate for close-up images. The detailing capacity of the lens is satisfactory.

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The Front Lens

As marketed, the Vivo Y53s has given a special focus on the selfie camera to provide users the experience they long for. The 16MP HD lens employs a noise cancellation algorithm and aura screen light to give a real-life light projecting effect on the selfies.

It guarantees high-quality images regardless of your distance from the lens or your skin tone. It provides crisp images while ensuring a balanced brightness. The selfie camera also features updates of many layers of exposure, which ensures better quality images shot in low light conditions.

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Performance, Software, and UI

MediaTek Helio G80 is one of the most used chipsets in lower-mid price range phones. Vivo also has employed the chipset in the Vivo Y53s. It is an octa-core 64-bit processor that can achieve a clock speed of up to 2GHz. Helio G80 uses a Mali GPU with up to 950MHz frequency.

In the memory section, the phone has 8GB RAM and a 128GB storage facility. Both memories are extendable. Vivo introduced an extended RAM technology that can boost the existing memory and get an extra 3GB capacity. The storage memory can also be extendable up to 1Tb capacity.

The phone gives an average performance in handling daily tasks and browsing. Users will also be able to play lower to mid-resolution games. A high config setup might produce lag and application reboot. In the background, the phone's multi-turbo technology gives support to smooth multitasking.

The Vivo Y53s uses its own Android-based operating system Funtouch OS 11.1. The system has wide customization options.  

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Battery and Charger

A giant 5000mAh has offered to support all the extendable and AI features of the phone. With regular use, users can deal with the phones for more than a day. Heavy users also have enough support that might exceed 7 to 8 hours. For at a stretch video consuming or long-time gameplay, the phone will give satisfactory battery support.

In addition, the Y53s also has a 33W flash charger that takes only around a couple of hours to charge the phone to bottom to top.

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Price in Bangladesh

Only one variant of the Vivo Y53s has been officially available in Bangladesh. It has 8GB RAM and a 128 GB ROM capacity. The official price for the phone is BDT 22,990.

Verdict

The Vivo Y53s offers a standard package. The key features of this phone include the IPS LCD display, standard camera line, reliable processor Helio G80, powerful 8GB RAM, adequate internal storage, 5000mAh battery, and a 33W charging system. The extended RAM feature stands out Vivo Y53s from the competitors. Vivo lovers and people who want lower-mid range phones with mid-range performance can shoot for the Vivo Y53s.

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