From a budget mid-range all-rounder to a flagship with high-end cameras and fast charging technology, Vivo has a wide range of devices that are available in Bangladesh.  Vivo X70 Pro This latest Vivo phone sports a 32MP front camera; its rear-quad camera array features a 50MP + 12MP + 12MP + 8MP setup for an intuitive photography experience. The device runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 1200-vivo chip and holds a 4450mAh battery supported by a 44W flash charge support. Available in Cosmic Black or Aurora Dawn colours, X70 Pro retails for Tk72,990. Read Infinix Note 12 Review: Is it worth buying? V23 5G It comes with a 50MP AF portrait selfie and an 8MP super wide-angle camera. The device has a unique colour-changing fluorite AG design technology. The device's rear camera module consists of a 64MP GW1 super-sensing camera, an 8MP wide-angle camera and a 2MP macro camera that supports super night mode. Available in Sunshine Gold or Stardust Black, V23 5G retails for Tk39990. READ: X Fold: First foldable vivo handset launched in global market Vivo V23e This device comes with a 50MP AF portrait selfie supported by eye autofocus and AI extreme night portrait. The device's 64MP night camera on the rear comes with an 8MP super wide-angle camera and a 2MP macro camera. V23e is slim and light with a 2.5D flat frame and runs on Funtouch OS 12with a 44W flash charge. The device is available in Moonlight Shadow and Sunshine Coast for Tk25,990. The recently launched vivo Y33s has a 50MP main camera offering an advanced photography experience and super night selfie in a 16 MP front camera. Supported by a 5000mAh battery and 18W fast charge, Y33s is available at Tk20,990 in Mirror Black, Starry Gold and Midday Dream. Read Samsung Galaxy A23 4G: Can it uphold the reputation of ancestors? Vivo Y21T Y21T is powered by a Snapdragon 680 processor and has 128GB ROM storage space. It comes with a 5000mAh battery and an 18W fast charge support. The device has a triple camera setup at the rear with a 50MP main camera, and an 8MP super night selfie camera at the front, all housed in only an 8mm thick design. Y21T runs on Funtouch OS 12 and is available in Midnight Blue and Pearl White colours at Tk17,990. Read Xiaomi Redmi 10c Review: Can this budget phone fulfil users’ needs? Vivo Y21 Y21 arrived in Bangladesh with an 8mm body, encompassing a 5000mAh battery, an 18W fast charge support and side-mounted fingerprint. The device comes with a 13MP main camera on the rear. Available in Metallic Blue and Diamond Glow, Y21 is priced at Tk14,990. Read Walton Primo GH11 Review: The Ultra Budget Device Made in Bangladesh Vivo Y15s Y15s features a 5000mAh battery and side-mounted fingerprint technology. It has a 13MP AI dual camera on the back and an 8MP front camera for selfies. Available in Mystic Blue and Wave Green colours, Y15s is available at Tk11,990. The device features a 6.22-inch Halo FullView display and is equipped with a 4,030mAh battery. With 3D body curves, this device is sculpted to fit in the users' palms for a comfortable grip. Consumers can get it for Tk8,990 in Olive Black and Aurora Blue. Read Best Upcoming Smartphones in May 2022 in Bangladesh

Vivo phones have been in the market for a long time now. The company easily captured the Bangladeshi market thanks to its great camera and budget pricing. The Vivo Y15s are a testament to that. It is an entry-level phone released in November 2021. And for many casual users, this phone ticks a lot of boxes. Here is a detailed review of the phone so that the readers can decide whether to go for it or not. Key Features of Vivo Y15s Design and Build Quality One thing to note before diving into the detailed review is that this is a budget phone. So, there are a lot of cut corners to accommodate the aggressive pricing. And it starts with the design and builds the quality of the phone. This is a plastic phone all around. The front of the phone is glass housed in a plastic frame and a plastic back. However, Vivo has done an excellent job of making a premium feel out of the plastic body. Read Walton Primo S8 Review: The Local Phone Unveils Powerful Processor The phone is available in two colors – wave blue and mystic green. There is a beautiful reflective pattern on the back of the phone which alleviates the look and feel of the phone. The hard plastic also gives a good heft to the phone. At 179 gm, the phone is considerably lightweight. Overall, the phone does well for itself in this price bracket. The build quality is decent with a considerably good-looking design.  Read Best Flagship Smartphones Released in 2021 Display Vivo went with an IPS LCD with this phone. The display is crisp and sharp at HD+ resolution. The phone has 720 x 1600 pixels with a 270 ppi pixel density. At an HD+ resolution, the 6.51-inch display gets considerably bright for its price range. outdoor visibility is fairly decent under direct sunlight. One issue with a lower-end IPS display is color fading and visibility angles. The display looks washed out and viewing angles aren't great as well. However, Vivo has done an excellent job of retaining the true contrast. The display viewing angles are also great. It's nothing flagship level but the color appears to be accurate and there aren’t any noticeable color shifts on the display. The wide color gamut support allows the users to tweak display preferences. Users can choose between warm and cool tones which is a very useful feature. Read Redmi 9A Review: Xiaomi Brings First Made in Bangladesh Phone Camera For a basic entry-level smartphone, this phone has a dual-camera setup. There is a 13 MP main sensor with an additional 2 MP depth sensor. The main sensor also works as a wide-angle shooter. There is also a proprietary 8 MP front shooter on the phone. The main sensor has autofocus which works seemingly well. The phone can take decent photos under well-lit environments and direct sunlight. The photos look crisp and sharp with no color distortion whatsoever. The wide-angle sensor catches a decent number of subjects within the frame. The video quality is also good. It can shoot 1080P at 30 fps which is a standard at this price bracket.  But without OIS and EIS, the video is noticeably shaky and distorted. They tend to struggle in dimly lit and dark environments. There are noticeable grains and fading on the picture and the camera fails to pick up comparatively darker areas. Read  Infinix Hot 11 Play Review with Price in Bangladesh Processor and Performance The phone features a Mediatek MT6765 Helio P35 processor built on the 12 nm architecture. This is a power-hungry processor which consumes a significant level of the battery. But the phone has decent capabilities which will be discussed in the next point. The processor is an Octa-core 4 2.3 GHz Cortex-A53 and 4 1.8 GHz Cortex-A53 processor. The four main processors work as the main computational source of the phone whereas the other 4 are reserved for light activities within the UI. The P35 is coupled with PowerVR GE8320 GPU. Again, this is an entry-level GPU that only ticks the basic boxes. Playing with graphic intensive games on this device won't be possible due to thermal throttling and battery drain. But it can easily work for lightweight casual games. For normal day-to-day tasks like browsing social media or watching YouTube videos, the phone performs moderately well. But again, it struggles with anything that is graphics or processor intensive. Read Top 10 Best Upcoming Smartphones in Bangladesh in January 2022 The OS of this phone is Funtouch 11.1 based on Android 11. Now, it might be a good thing that it is based on Android 11 but it’s not the proprietary version. It’s based on the Go version of Android 11 which is missing certain features available on the full android. The Funtouch UI is decent to use but it's nothing stock level. There is considerable bloatware and the UI can be a hit or miss for many. For people who have used Vivo phones before, the UI should not be an issue in any way. But it might take some getting used to for people switching from other OS or stock android. Battery and Charge Time The phone features a 5000 mAh battery. The 5000 mAh has become a standard for most entry-level and mid-range phones due to the nature of the processor they use. This phone has a great battery life thanks to the large battery size and the lower resolution HD+ plus display. Expect around 7 to 8 hours of screen time. For heavy users, this phone should easily last a whole day of usage. The lightweight users can easily stretch the battery to one and a half to two days. Read Oppo Find N Review: What’s special about it? The charging time is almost two hours due to the standard 10W charging speed. There isn’t any proprietary fast charging on this device.  Price of Vivo 15s in Bangladesh The price of Vivo Y15s in Bangladesh is 12,990 BDT.  Verdict To wrap things up, the Vivo Y15s is a decent entry-level phone. It checks almost all the boxes like a good display, battery life, usability, and OS. However, it does struggle with the camera and heavy usage. But that is some of the tradeoffs that come with entry-level ones. Overall, this phone is an easy sale simply considering its price. Read Infinix Hot 12 5g: What will it offer?

Vivo's Y series reflects the global brand's in-depth understanding of the habits, preferences, and aspirations of the younger generation. The series has been developed to fulfill the demands of fast-paced consumers including students, working professionals, and young entrepreneurs. Read How vivo leads camera technology in mobile phones Vivo recently launched Y15s in Bangladesh with a 5000mAh battery, smooth side-mounted fingerprint technology, AI dual camera, 3GB RAM and 32GB ROM. The phone is retailing for Tk12,990. Vivo Y21 was brought to the Bangladesh market in September this year, with 5000mAh Battery, 18W fast charge, 4GB+1GB second generation extended RAM. The phone is retailing for Tk14,990. Read Vivo becomes fourth most shipped smartphone brand globally in Q3: Canalys

Global smartphone brand vivo could release its budget phone Vivo Y15s in the Bangladesh market soon. Vivo launched the phone for the European market earlier this month. The Y series smartphone will have a dual camera set up powered by AI technology and be supported by a wide range of features, said the company in a statement Thursday. Read Xiaomi Civi Review: Does it offer value for money? Designed for everyday photography, one of the rear cameras of the phone is supposed to be equipped with a 13MP lens and the other will have a 2MP super macro camera with a 4cm focus to help the users discover exciting details of tiny objects. The front camera will be enabled to take bright and clear shots even in low-light settings. The camera system will also include the bokeh effect. The smartphone is expected to feature a large battery to guarantee long hours of usage daily. The device is also said to offer reverse charging. Read NOKIA 8V 5G UW Review: 60K worth Phone is now available at 20K Vivo Y15s will have a multi-functional power button, integrating vivo's side-mounted fingerprint scanner design with the power button.