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Lava Benco V90 Review: New Low Budget Smartphone in Bangladesh
Are you looking for a reliable entry-level phone? Such phones are handy for senior citizens. Many youths also maintain a low-budget phone beside their regular pricey Smartphone. Benco V90 is the latest release from the Indian mobile phone company Lava. Releasing on December 2022, Benco V90 has already achieved mass attention. Let’s take a look at the pros, cons, and price of the Lava Benco V90 Smartphone.
Key Features of Benco V90
Design
Benco V90 has an exquisite appearance that exceeds its price range. With a height of 6.82 inches, the phone offers an upscale appearance. The body is constructed from polycarbonate plastic, with rudimentary glass protection on the rear. The phone has a thickness of 9.1mm and weighs 207g.
The phone's overall appearance is appealing and good. The vivid pattern finish with a gradient effect on the back will prevent people from complaining about the appearance. The delicate texture will have a greater effect on the touch than on the eyes. It allows you a better hold on the large phone and prevents the rear from being stained.
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On the back of the device are a triple-camera slot and a fingerprint sensor. The location of the fingerprint sensor is ideal. For accessing it requires minimal effort. On the phone's right side are the volume rocker and power button.
The sim card slot is located on the left, while the speakers and charging ports are located at the bottom. There is a 3.5mm audio jack on the top. Clearly, consumers will get more than the bare necessities.
Display
It sports a 6.82-inch IPS LCD display that supports resolutions up to 1640p x 720p. This is much more than comparable entry-level phones. It is uncommon for low-cost phones to have a screen with a larger size and higher quality. The display refresh rate of 60 Hz contributes to the phone's durability. This indicates that the touch reaction will likewise provide consumers with a positive experience.
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What seems to be a problem is the display's low brightness. It presents two kinds of consequences. The colors shown on the screen seem less normal, and the screen turns entirely black under direct sunlight. Therefore, the brightness level must be adjusted to the maximum for operation.
In the upper right corner of the display, you will find a camera-housing shaped like a teardrop. Additionally, the phone's chin and bezel are somewhat slimmer. Therefore, they will not significantly annoy users when watching movies or playing games.
Camera
The main camera panel has a triple 16MP camera configuration. The photographs produced by these lenses are mediocre, and Benco V90 cameras will not produce anything extraordinary.
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Insufficient dynamic range was controlled by the cameras. The provided photographs have a somewhat warm hue. Sometimes the tone enhances the overall appearance of the photographs, while other times it destroys the atmosphere. In dim lighting, contrast increases. Taking high-quality nighttime photographs takes additional effort. The main camera can capture movies at 30fps with a maximum quality of 1080p.
The teardrop-shaped front camera holder houses an 8MP selfie camera. Benco V90 may easily have a front-facing camera with at least 8MP resolution, given the trend among other low-cost smartphones.
The front camera just boosts the image's brightness level. This creates clear photographs; nevertheless, the image becomes less distinct owing to a loss of detail and sharpness. Portrait mode photographs are of ordinary quality and contribute nothing to their side.
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Performance and Software
The device has an eight-core Spreadtrum SC9832E processor. This chipset is more likely to be found in lower-to-middle-tier smartphones. However, the Benco V90 has made it into their budget phone lineup. Alongside the CPU, the IMG8322 GPU is integrated.
In conjunction with its capabilities, the phone provides excellent processing performance for routine tasks and low-level gaming. The newly announced 4GB 64GB configuration performs somewhat better in multitasking and app navigation.
However, the overall performance is subpar since the phone has slowness while running high-configuration games such as PUBG and Call of Duty. Such games should not be played on this phone, since doing so would strain the CPU.
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Even the most recent iteration of the Benco V90 includes the Android 12 base version for the skin.
Battery and Charging
Here comes another advantage of Benco V90. It has a 5000mAh battery that can power the device for up to two days for the average user. Long hours of video viewing and gaming may extend the battery life of a smartphone by at least a day.
However, it is heartbreaking to find that a phone still provides a 10W charger. It would be like giving a pail of water to fill an empty ocean. A 15W battery would be optimum in this situation. The charger takes around three to four hours to fully charge the battery.
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Price of Lava Benco V90 in Bangladesh
The Benco V90 is now officially available in Bangladesh. This mobile device has an affordable price tag of 10,699 BDT.
Conclusion
The market for inexpensive mobile phones is becoming one of the most competitive. It is difficult to lift one's head among such a throng. The Benco V90 tries with its attractive appearance, big display, competitive RAM and storage, and large battery. Compared to the pricing, the remaining deficiencies will not seem to be a problem.
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On the whole, Lava Benco V90 can be considered if you need a low-priced device with the standard features to handle your daily duties.
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