vivo U20 128GB

• Pros
• • Great design
  • Strong performance
  • Amazing battery life
• Cons
• • Camera quality could've been better
  • Heavy UI

• Verdict

The Vivo U20 is a capable smartphone that doesn`t give any reason to complain about much. Add to it, its strategic pricing – Rs 10,990 for the base model, and Rs 11,999 for the higher-end 6GB RAM version – and you know that it`s a solid offering.Now if you consider the competition, the Vivo`s U20 doesn`t have it easy. There`s the newly-launched Realme 5s (review) that ships with a 48MP quad-camera array along with a 5,000mAh battery, and is priced at Rs 9,990 for the 3GB RAM version. For the same pric... Read Full Verdict  

The Vivo U20 is a capable smartphone that doesn`t give any reason to complain about much. Add to it, its strategic pricing – Rs 10,990 for the base model, and Rs 11,999 for the higher-end 6GB RAM version – and you know that it`s a solid offering.Now if you consider the competition, the Vivo`s U20 doesn`t have it easy. There`s the newly-launched Realme 5s (review) that ships with a 48MP quad-camera array along with a 5,000mAh battery, and is priced at Rs 9,990 for the 3GB RAM version. For the same price, there`s Xiaomi`s Redmi Note 8 (review) that also offers quad rear cameras and features 4GB RAM by default. Yet, these devices can`t match the performance capabilities of the U20. So if you value underlying hardware more than the imaging prowess and are looking to buy a phone south of Rs 12k, then you shouldn`t ignore the Vivo U20.