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New version of vivo V19 leaks through Google Play Console, new vivo Y50 joins it

Vivo V19 Review

Posted on May 13, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Vivo has been steadily launching new smartphone models across multiple series in India to expand its portfolio. In the past year, we have seen the addition of the Vivo Z series, U series, and X series, which have been targeted at those who buy phones online. However, Vivo’s oldest series, the camera-centric V series, hasn’t been forgotten. The company has just added to this series with the new Vivo V19. As its name suggests, it is the successor to the Vivo V17, but it is priced slightly higher.

Starting at Rs. 27,990, the V19 packs a Snapdragon 712 SoC, which seems underpowered compared to many of the other smartphones in the same price range. Can this model make up for that in other areas? We’ve reviewed it to find out.
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