The smartphone market in Germany is getting tougher. With Vivo, another manufacturer from China is starting business in this country, and it is not a small one. In the past year, Vivo sold around 110 million devices. The Android smartphone X 48 is the first model to be officially launched in German stores.

The heart of the smartphone is the camera. The main camera of the Vivo X 48 has a technically complex stabilizer that works like a gimbal and makes movements stronger than one common optical stabilizer is supposed to compensate. Vivo promises a steady hand and better results than with other smartphone cameras, especially with videos, but also photos in poor lighting conditions. The main camera with 33 – megapixel sensor is accompanied by a portrait camera, an ultra wide angle and a fivefold telephoto . The selfie camera takes photos with up to 32 megapixels.

With the Snapdragon 765 G from Qualcomm, Vivo has chosen a chip that is not quite in the Upper class plays along. However, the power is easily enough for everyday use and the energy consumption is comparatively low. With 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal memory, the memory is very decent.

Vivo X 51 5G camera

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Matt glass against fingerprints The display diagonal of the X 51 is 6, 56 inches. The OLED panel is slightly curved on the long sides and represents 1080 x 1080 pixels. The maximum refresh rate is 90 Hertz, if you want to save a little battery, leave it at 60 Hertz. Apropos battery: As usual, it is permanently installed and has a capacity of 4315 mAh. It is charged via USB-C with up to 33 watts. Vivo does without wireless Qi charging technology. The smartphone accepts two nano SIM cards and supports 5G.

The technology of the X 51 is in a chic case made of glass with a slim metal frame. The back is equipped with a matte surface so that no fingerprints can be seen. According to IP 53 certification, the X is 51 protected against splash water.

Vivo X 51 5G gimbal camera

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