Vivo Y53s review

This is the Vivo y53s a sleek looking

a device with an impressive 64 megapixel

camera eight gigs of ram which is

expandable to 11 gigs the three was fast

charging and some more interesting

specifications.

and an interesting price as well.

vivo devise the Vivo y53s believe it or

not this is my first time.

handling a Vivo device and I have to say

I'm actually impressed by a couple of

things but we'll get into that later

the Vivo y53s is currently retailing for

131 000 naira not thanks to the exchange

rate the good thing is that if you are

buying it now you are going to be

getting a 10 000 milliamps per hour per

the bank that is if you are buying in

Nigeria so what is in the box of the

vivo y53s

aside from the device, you get complete

accessories that include a 33-watt fast

charger a USB-c cable and a pair of

earphones which are great to have we

don't usually get that in the box these

days

the Vivo y53s has a 4g and 5g variant

only the 4g variant is available for

this region

this color is known as the deepsea blue

you also get it in the gorgeous

fantastic rainbow

the Vivo y53s is a durable phone with a

plastic build and glass on the display

the refinish is smooth almost glossy

almost smart and a bit reflective it

also attracts a lot of smudges

Do you have this triple rear camera on

your rectangular bump to the top left of

the rear

its rear edges are curved and it makes

it easy to handle

you have all its buttons on the right

a frame that is the volume rocker and

power buttons the power button also

doubles as a fingerprint scanner so a

side-mounted fingerprint scanner which

is pretty fast on unlocking the device

instant and accurate 99 of the

time

you also get face to unlock as an option

for security which is equally fast but

the fingerprint scanner is my preferred

you have the same slot at the top frame

it is a dual nano sim slot with support

for MicroSD card for expansion

its headphone jack is at the bottom

the frame where we also have the USB port

and a mono speaker which I found pretty

good with great sound quality

there is nothing on the left frame

the Vivo y53s is a solid device with

interesting features most interesting

which is the ram expansion capacity

by default, it comes with 8 gigabytes of

the ram which is already plenty sufficient

but it is expanded by 3 gigs from its

internal memory

by implication, this device would barely

lag when it comes to multitasking no

matter what you throw at it now that is

pretty cool

it comes with 128 gigs of internal

storage and you can expand that by

MicroSD card if you need more

the Vivo y53s runs android level right

out of the box and Vivo's phone touch os

11.1

phone touch is a pretty lightweight UI

neat and almost bloatware-free

it is very close to stock android much

so you even get the multi-user

functionality

the display on the Vivo y53s is a 6.58

inches 1080p LCD display with a 20x9

aspect ratio and a display density of

401 pixels per inch

a pretty good looking LCD display which

gets bright enough

you get three color profiles for the

display settings the default is standard

there is also professional and bright

it is a good display for consuming media

it has the waterdrop notch which houses

its selfie camera the processor on the

vivo y53s is MediaTek's helio g80 a

gaming efficient processor which is

pretty capable it is the same processor

you are going to find on the likes of

the Samsung galaxy a32 which is a

similarly priced device the helio g80

being the gaming efficient processor you

can expect some decent gaming

performance from the Vivo y53s

Vivo Y53s review

it will handle your heavy titles at

medium settings and play comfortably for

the most part with no heating concerns

the battery on the y53s is a 5000mah

battery which is pretty much up to

expectations

this will give you a whole day of

battery life on a full charge even on

heavy use

and speaking of charging as we saw

earlier the Vivo y53s comes with a 33

watt fast charger which powers it up

from zero to just over 50 percent in 30

minutes and 100 in just about 125

minutes from my tests

the cameras of the Vivo y53s a triple

combination of a 64 megapixel main

the camera on the rear two-megapixel macro

and 2-megapixel depth sensors

on the selfie camera, we have a 16

megapixel shooter

I find the pictures from the rear

cameras to be quite impressive with

vibrant colors

photos look sharp with enough detail

you don't get an ultra-wide-angle camera

There so no ultra-wide shots

it has a decent level of background blur

when you have the subject close enough

this is without portrait mode

with portrait mode on the rear camera

subject separation is not perfect but

you should be pretty satisfied with the

results

with this micro camera, you can take some

decent close-up shots which are good

enough for it to megapixel macro camera

normal selfies look good though

sometimes you get the background a bit

overexposed but when it does it right it

looks good

when portrait selfies like with the rear

portrait's edge detection is not perfect

but it is acceptable the Vivo y53s does

quite good in low light to give you

better photos than what you would

without its night mode

the v4y53s is only capable of 1080p

recording on both its selfie and the

rear cameras

there is no optical image stabilization

but it relies on software

okay so you are looking at the video

from the selfie camera on the 16

the megapixel camera of the Vivo wi-fi 3s

initiatives are turning to be 30 fps

uh coming upon themselves

cameras let me know what you think

the Vivo y53s is a nice device with

interesting features most interesting

being the ram expansion capacity from 8

gigs to 11 gigs I also find this rear

camera performance to be quite

impressive and phone touch os is one of

the good ones out there.