with its successor, the , or explore current resale prices for this model? YouTube·GreedyTechhttps://www.youtube.com Vivo Y83 camera Review
No NFC, no gyroscope, no 5GHz Wi-Fi.
is powered by the octa-core processor, clocked at 2.0GHz. This chipset was notable for being built on a 12nm process, which helped with heat management and power efficiency during tasks like moderate gaming.
The 8MP front shooter is equipped with AI Beauty features and supports Face Wake 2.0 for quick face unlocking. Quick Specs at a Glance Specification Display 6.22-inch HD+ IPS LCD Chipset MediaTek Helio P22 RAM Storage 32GB / 64GB (expandable up to 256GB) Rear Camera 13MP, f/2.2 Front Camera 8MP with AI Beauty OS Android 8.1 Oreo with Funtouch 4.0 Verdict: Is it still worth it?
PowerVR in silicon: Vivo Y83 smartphone review - Imagination
However, the charging technology was a point of contention; the phone charged via the older , even as the industry was shifting toward the reversible USB Type-C standard. It also lacked a fingerprint sensor on the back, relying instead on Face Unlock for biometric security—a feature Vivo heavily promoted as being fast and convenient.
with its successor, the , or explore current resale prices for this model? YouTube·GreedyTechhttps://www.youtube.com Vivo Y83 camera Review
No NFC, no gyroscope, no 5GHz Wi-Fi.
is powered by the octa-core processor, clocked at 2.0GHz. This chipset was notable for being built on a 12nm process, which helped with heat management and power efficiency during tasks like moderate gaming.
The 8MP front shooter is equipped with AI Beauty features and supports Face Wake 2.0 for quick face unlocking. Quick Specs at a Glance Specification Display 6.22-inch HD+ IPS LCD Chipset MediaTek Helio P22 RAM Storage 32GB / 64GB (expandable up to 256GB) Rear Camera 13MP, f/2.2 Front Camera 8MP with AI Beauty OS Android 8.1 Oreo with Funtouch 4.0 Verdict: Is it still worth it?
PowerVR in silicon: Vivo Y83 smartphone review - Imagination
However, the charging technology was a point of contention; the phone charged via the older , even as the industry was shifting toward the reversible USB Type-C standard. It also lacked a fingerprint sensor on the back, relying instead on Face Unlock for biometric security—a feature Vivo heavily promoted as being fast and convenient.
