Vivo iQOO Z6 Pro 5G Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Vivo iQOO Z6 Pro 5G - nothing extra

The Chinese company Vivo carefully refers to the creation of smartphones in each of the price segments. However, if the corporation's flagships are aimed at demonstrating its ultimate abilities, then more affordable devices try to combine reasonable cost, excellent build quality and performance sufficient for most operations. According to this principle, the hero of today's review was created. And even if the manufacturer had to sacrifice part of the functionality of the novelty, its compliance with the asking price is really pleasing.

The appearance of the phone, if frustrating, is only the old form factor of the 16-megapixel selfie camera. The glass back panel, the original camera block, the small thickness of the screen frames and the fingerprint scanner located in it make it clear that we are dealing with a technologically advanced and well-thought-out device. AMOLED panel with FullHD + resolution received a picture refresh rate of 90 hertz . Although this is not a record figure, the increased smoothness of the content is visible to the naked eye. It's hard not to notice decent brightness and contrast values.

The technical performance capabilities are beyond reproach thanks to the use of an extremely balanced Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G processor, 8GB of RAM and the Adreno 642L video core. A bunch is able to please even a sophisticated gamer, because today all gaming applications, without exception, lend themselves to it. Even Fortnite and Genshin Impact will be playable, however, it is better to change the maximum graphics presets to medium ones for frame rate stability. The power of the chipset is more than enough for everyday tasks, so you won’t have to observe jamming when interacting with Android 12 or browsers. The CPU is also famous for its low power consumption, so getting 10 hours of active screen time from a 5000mAh battery is not difficult. The battery also has fast charging at 33W . As for the size of the internal storage, its developer brought it up to 128/256GB of ROM.

The phablet was not positioned as a camera phone, so it's simply stupid to demand flagship image detail from 64-, 8- and 5-megapixel cameras. The lack of optical stabilization significantly limits the evening photo opportunities of the modules due to the potentially large number of noise and blurring of objects. However, in good light, photosensors are ready to give shots that can be sent to your favorite social networks without any editing. Similar words apply to the created video files. Support for 5G networks and NFC contactless payments is present, but there is no stereo sound, as well as moisture protection or wireless charging. But it was the savings on these functions that helped create an inexpensive, productive and simply excellent device.