Vivo S10 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Vivo S10 Pro - beautiful, functional, expensive

Camerophones have been in incredible demand among Android smartphone lovers for years. Millions of people want to capture the best events of their lives in good quality, but today a demanding audience cannot be surprised only by excellent cameras. The Chinese company Vivo tried to endow the hero of today's review with wide functionality and decent performance. But the desire to please users' requests negatively affected the price of the device.

The appearance of the novelty turned out to be very attractive. Only a 44MP dual front camera can upset the "drop" form factor, but selfies that are unmatched in detail allow you to close your eyes to this defect. An interesting block of three photo modules, original gradient colors of the glass and metal body and relatively narrow display frames help to get a positive impression from the exterior. The 6.44-inch AMOLED display copes with the responsibilities assigned to it to display a clear and rich picture with FullHD + resolution. The 90 hertz refresh rate and the oleophobic coating once again prove the developer's choice.

The Mediatek Dimensity 1100 processor, although not widely available, is an excellent option in terms of power and energy efficiency. The chipset lacks quite a bit to the level of the top-end Qualcomm Snapdragon, as a result, the technical characteristics used provide the maximum graphics settings in most resource-intensive games. Of course, it would be impossible to achieve such results without 8GB / 12GB of RAM and a Mali G77-MC9 graphics adapter. Even though the battery capacity is not the most impressive 4000mAh, it quickly charges (35-40 minutes) and guarantees a shameful eight hours of active screen time. The installed CPU is equipped with an efficient cooling system, so during long gaming sessions, heating of the back panel is imperceptible, as well as throttling. The volume of internal storage has been increased to 128 / 256GB , while a microSD card slot is provided in the gadget. But there is no separate headphone jack, so you will have to purchase wireless accessories.

108-, 13- and 2-megapixel photo modules led by Samsung HM2 are endowed with optical stabilization, which noticeably affects evening photos. The smallest details retain their visibility, the amount of noise and grease is minimal. The stereo sound may not be the best in the price category, but watching your favorite movies with such speakers is noticeably more pleasant. NFC contactless payments and a revised Android 11 increase the list of the gadget's advantages, the significant disadvantage of which will be an extremely high price tag.