#vivo x20

Vivo announced the X20A last year, a device that falls into the premium mid-range segment.  We already finished taking the phone for a full spin to see how it fares. Before we begin, check out our unboxing and hands-on of the Vivo X20A here. https://youtu.be/thKDxtHDtMY Design and Construction On the get-go, the X20A looks like it's a "long" smartphone due to its slim bezels and 6-inch display. The X20A uses on-screen navigations to maximize space and shorten the chin, which is always a nice touch. Unlike the Vivo X21 UD, the X20A doesn't use an under-display fingerprint scanner since it came out earlier. In the hands, the Vivo X20A feels really slim and lightweight, making it easy to use even with just one hand. Display and Multimedia The Vivo X20A comes with a 6-inch 18:9 Super AMOLED display with a 2160 x 1080 resolution. The first thing that we noticed is that it is vibrant and has a good color reproduction. It gives off darker blacks and brighter whites which adds depth when viewing pictures, videos or even playing games. There are no pre-installed Google applications in here, instead, Vivo has their own app and theme store which is still in Chinese characters. Read more in our articles including "Vivo X20A review" and "Vivo X20 revealed through ad posters".