Two mid-range vivo phones appear on TENAA with 6.2-inch displays Comments
- Luxor
- sF$
Anonymous, 27 Jun 2018The Huawei-Oppo-Vivo brands are getting so popular too in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and T... moreIt is always a safe bet to go with Huawei. A more fluid android experience with EMUI and better update services from Huawei.
- Geric.770
- uSQ
Anonymous, 27 Jun 2018The Huawei-Oppo-Vivo brands are getting so popular too in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and T... moreI prefer Huawei over Oppo and Vivo, since they have a good track of having security updates.
- Anonymous
- tRf
Geric.770, 26 Jun 2018And my fellow average Filipinos love Vivo and Oppo. To be honest, these companies suck on s... moreThe Huawei-Oppo-Vivo brands are getting so popular too in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand now...
- Geric.770
- uSQ
Luxor, 27 Jun 2018Oh my. I remember the day one of my friend bought Oppo F3 and look all excited. Still on Marsh... moreAnd he even said it's faster than my Galaxy S3, which is my first ever flagship phone. I already told him NOT to buy Oppo because of Mediocre SoCs XD
- Luxor
- IVx
Geric.770, 27 Jun 2018Even my best friend has that Oppo F3 and still stuck on Marshmallow by the way. He ditched it... moreOh my. I remember the day one of my friend bought Oppo F3 and look all excited. Still on Marshmallow. Lol. Tough buy.
- Geric.770
- uSQ
Luxor, 26 Jun 2018I still have trust issues with Vivo never providing update for their budget and midrangers. Wh... moreEven my best friend has that Oppo F3 and still stuck on Marshmallow by the way.
He ditched it and bought an iPhone. XD
- Luxor
- tVq
I still have trust issues with Vivo never providing update for their budget and midrangers. Whatever the phone releases with is what you will be stuck with forever. Learnt my lesson.
- Geric.770
- uSQ
AnonD-558092, 26 Jun 2018I mean that they finally had something distinctive, incredible for some Chinese OEM, and then ... moreAnd my fellow average Filipinos love Vivo and Oppo.
To be honest, these companies suck on software and cameras on their budget segment.
- AnonD-558092
- r7b
Walter C. Dornez, 26 Jun 2018Seeing the price they set on that and how they mainly work with midrange and budget offerings ... moreI mean that they finally had something distinctive, incredible for some Chinese OEM, and then just started to copy again. It's not even trying to hide the fact it's a copycat.
But indeed their business is lame budget phones with nothing meaningful and the word AI slapped everywhere.
- Geric.770
- uSQ
Walter C. Dornez, 26 Jun 2018Chinese want big phones sooooYep. We are reaching the tablet size phones next couple of years.
- Walter C. Dornez
- 47n
AnonD-558092, 26 Jun 2018Yes copy Samsung. Copy the A8 Star. It's not like you could just have a comprehensive lineup a... moreSeeing the price they set on that and how they mainly work with midrange and budget offerings even before the Nex, I'm surprised that you're surprised that Vivo isn't making a bunch of other Nexus as a unpleasant surprise
- Walter C. Dornez
- 47n
Geric.770, 26 Jun 2018Vivo makes 6 inch phones these days. Maybe this is the new normal?Chinese want big phones soooo
- AnonD-558092
- r7b
Yes copy Samsung. Copy the A8 Star. It's not like you could just have a comprehensive lineup and take advantage of the fairly impressive Vivo NEX
Tip us
1.7m 126k
RSS
EV
Merch
Log in I forgot my password Sign up