Vivo X21 is not just a phone, it is innovative, thanks to its under-glass fingerprint sensor & Snapdragon 660 processor makes technically it mid-range, but let it not be fooled. This phone looks like a flagship in a number of ways.
Of course, you are compromising, you didn’t have a stock Android priest to unlike the irresponsible copy of iOS funding OS. Using a Micro USB port seems old school, and not well. There is a point too. X21 is not cheap at all.
let’s check out buying this phone is worth it or not?
Vivo X21 Design, build:
The current trend in the market is narrow-Benzel display design which sits upward. Vivo X21 this trend embraces a very effective manner. When you choose this magnificent vivo, the first thing is that there is a narrow bezel around it. A bezel is almost negative for the sides, while the top one small home accommodation is just cameras and some sensors. The chin is still compressed and is similar to OnePlus 6. The design is very impressive considering this smartphone packing technology.
Vivo X21 does not seem particularly striking, but this is not a bad thing, not everyone wants a bright color-transfer phone if you don’t want to stand out or you do not care about design, X21 Right for you. The Black X21 review unit I tested is very sleek. It has an all-black aluminum frame and a glass back with thin edges, which makes it very easy to catch. It is about 7.5 millimeters at its maximum point, but it is easy to handle surprisingly, especially considering the 6.28-inch screen. The long 19: 9 aspect ratio helps a lot, and also gives it to the phone which is the latest version.
Flip it around and you are welcome from the 3D glass rear panel. Curvature makes a comfortable phone in the palm, which gives the comfortable grip. There is a dual camera setup vertically on the left (of course, Vivo still takes inspiration from the apple for its design). The metal frame also has a shiny finish, which makes gels in the overall theme of the smartphone.
Vivo X21 Display:
Vivo X21 display is beautiful. The only full HD (plus, to be Pedantic), but I was not bothered by the low pixel density. With the Galaxy S9, I can see the difference in image quality has, especially around text elements. The screen is an OLED panel in which the attributes are vibrant color palettes and ink black colors. Icons are just pop, especially when you use a nice dark background.
Vivo X21 has always been a display that looks like Samsung’s implementation. It also provides a side clock version, though the X21 does not have curved edges of Samsung’s flagship. You can always customize the color and background of the clock, but you can choose notices for missed calls and messages, not emails, or other types of notifications, which is a matter of shame.
Whether you always appear or not, in X21 always shows a fingerprint icon. It has an embedded sensor icon when you need to be authenticated in other apps that use LastPass or fingerprint scanner, the icons also pop up.
