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Blu Vivo XL3 review

Blu Vivo XL3 review

Posted on April 20, 2018July 11, 2019 By Jarvis

In what’s become a regular occurrence, Blu is back with another smartphone. Just in the first few months of 2018 we’ve seen the unlocked phone maker introduce devices that range from entry level (R2 Plus) to high end (Vivo X). Today sees the company debut the Vivo XL3, its first model to run Android 8.0 Oreo.

Priced $109.99 at launch, it boasts an impressive set of specifications and is a modest improvement over its predecessor. After the short debut window, the price will go up to its normal cost of $189.99. Like all of its Blu brethren the phone is sold direct to consumer and can be paired with all major GSM service providers.

We’ve had a review unit in our possession for the last couple of weeks and are happy to share our impressions of the handset.
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