#vivo v1

Vivo's iQOO has unveiled  the iQOO 10 Pro that pushes further the charging speed at 200W, and the vanilla iQOO 10 that costs less but with some compromises like its 120W charging rate. Both devices are equipped with the first generation Snapdragon 8+ SoC, 50 MP GN5 sensor with gimbal stabilization, and the vivo V1+ chip backup for game and image enhancement to utilize those high-refresh displays. This is evident in pretty much any smartphone brand, but for this article, we're gonna be illustrating it with the VIVO V-series. To show the evolution, we're gonna be taking a look at screen size, screen-to-body ratio, and since VIVO is now a brand known for its affinity to selfies, front camera resolution. 2015 VIVO had just started their international expansion a year prior to the release of the first V-series phones, the V1 and V1 Max in 2015. [table id=940 /] The VIVO V1 and V1 Max had a look that was considered pretty basic. Also, at this point, VIVO was not focusing so much on selfie-centric-ness, so to speak, hence the basic 5MP front camera. 2017 In late 2017, VIVO came out with the V7 and V7+, the successors to the V5 series. Read more in our articles including "iQOO 10, 10 Pro w/ Snapdragon 8+ Gen1, 200W fast charging now official" and "Smartphone Design Evolution: VIVO V-series' Screen".