Vivo V5s has been launched in India with a price tag of Rs. 18,990 and front Moonlight Camera. It is essentially an upgrade over the Vivo V5 as this new smartphone is also a camera-centric device with a 20MP front camera but with an additional feature.
Camera-centric smartphones have recently acquired a rather big consumer base in India with Oppo and Vivo leading the race of coming out better with every new launch. But when it comes to such smartphones under the Rs 20,000 bracket, this is where the actual battle for glory starts. Vivo V5s’ predecessor has been a go to device in the segment but it had its share of errors and all we have to see is, whether Vivo V5s will be able to make amends to those errors or not?
At Rs 18,990, Vivo V5s offers the best camera in this segment but it does compromises on the performance front. It doesn’t mean that owning a Vivo V5s is going to be a lag and frame drop-laden experience, but Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 and Moto G5 Plus and even Lenovo Z2 Plus, are still the better options when it comes to Value for Money and all-around package.
However, if multimedia experience is the only deal breaker for you and you want a decent performance package (the definition of ultimate selfie-smartphone), you can still go for Vivo V5s but we won’t recommend it.
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