Vivo Y72 5G Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Vivo Y72 5G - the pride of designers

Creating a new flagship smartphone with an attractive exterior is not the easiest task, but still feasible for most major manufacturers. But to give your fans a beautiful inexpensive phone of the middle price segment is much more difficult. However, it seems that the Chinese company Vivo was able to cope with such problems, because the hero of today's review has an extremely elaborate design. But is everything going well with the rest of the parameters of the novelty?

As noted earlier, the outwardly phablet is very good. Attractiveness is achieved due to the stylish asymmetric block of three photo modules, gradient colors of the cases, side fingerprint scanner and a borderless 6.58-inch screen with a 16-megapixel selfie camera. It's hard to tell by touch that the back panel is made of polycarbonate, not tempered glass. The quality of the OGS screen does not disappoint in terms of both brightness and contrast. Of course, AMOLED counterparts behave better in direct sunlight, and there is no Always-on Display technology, but replacing the IPS panel, if necessary, will cost less. Among the advantages, we note the refresh rate of the picture at 120Hz , the oleophobic layer.

A significant number of Android users want to get acquainted with modern games on the platform. Technical characteristics in the form of a Mediatek Dimensity 700 processor, 8GB of RAM and a Mali G57 MC2 graphics adapter are quite ready to provide smooth gameplay in a variety of game projects, even if the most resource-intensive ones like Genshin Impact will have to set low graphics presets. On the other hand, the chipset is very energy efficient, so 10-12 hours of screen time from one full 5000mAh battery charge will not be uncommon. The size of the internal storage is also important for millions of people. 128GB of ROM, coupled with a microSD card slot, will not disappoint even owners of extensive collections of music and videos.

The three main cameras are topped by the 64-megapixel Sony IMX682, perfect for a budget gadget. With such a sensor, even evening photos come out quite detailed and clear, the number of noise in such images does not exceed reasonable limits. Support for 5G networks is another reason to take a closer look at buying the reviewed Android smartphone. Of course, the device was not without a number of serious shortcomings. There are no NFC contactless payments, as well as stereo speakers.Without FDD-LTE B7, 4G networks will function poorly in some regions of the CIS countries. As a result, it is impossible to unambiguously recommend the device for purchase, but if the listed shortcomings are not critical for you, then the device will give you only positive emotions.