Vivo Nex review: Setting stage for future generation bezel-less smartphones
The Nex's
performance is top-notch, but the native user interface and cameras to an
extent subdue its overall flagship appeal
Technology News:
Chinese
smartphone manufacturer Vivo seems to have taken a lead in the smartphone
industry by coming up with innovations to address the legacy issues faced by
devices of the current generation, including the premium phones. After
launching in India the first in-display fingerprint sensor-based smartphone,
the Vivo X21, the company has now brought another technologically farsighted
device, the Vivo Nex.
With
screen becoming the centre for innovation in smartphones, it is about time most
of the hardware traditionally kept on phones’ front – ambient light sensor,
earpiece, front camera and notification LED, for instance – were moved
elsewhere. Xiaomi, another Chinese smartphone manufacturer, has been striving
to beat the puzzle: Its latest iteration of bezel-less smartphone, the Mi Mix
2S, relocates most of the front components to new places, but they remain on
the front and somewhat obstruct the phone’s all-screen outlook.
The
Vivo Nex is a step further in the all-screen smartphone game. The phone boasts
a bezel-less design on the front, with no visible obstructions like notch or
front camera on the lower chin. Instead, the phone brings a mechanical motorised
module with the front camera that pops up from the top, and the fingerprint
sensor is placed under the screen. It is the second Vivo smartphone in India to
boast this technology. The company claims the Nex will be the next wave of
innovation in the smartphone industry.
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