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Vivo X20A Review

Vivo X20A Review

Posted on July 16, 2018July 26, 2019 By Jarvis

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. It may not be available in the country as of the moment but is it worth the purchase? Let’s start!

 

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 device has an aluminum frame that looks simplistic, yet, premium due to its black color, which I personally like. Fingerprint marks and smudges shouldn’t be a problem as the materials in this phone are surprisingly resistant to them.
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