Vivo V20 launched final month in Pakistan. The sequence was rounded off with the SE version right this moment. The V20 SE is the extra pocket-friendly model within the V20 lineup, nevertheless it would possibly as nicely belong to a wholly completely different sequence. We’ll discover that within the paragraphs that observe. Plus, the way it stacks up towards the competitors.

Vivo V20’s two headlining options are the ‘Eye Autofocus’ and its distinctive design. The Vivo V20 SE has neither. It’s not geared in the direction of shutterbugs, and it’s not designed to be a style assertion. It doesn’t share the Snapdragon 720G processor that V20 has.

The chipset contained in the telephone, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 665, got here out in April final 12 months. For a fast comparability, the POCO X3 (cheaper than the V20 SE) has Snapdragon 732G, and the Redmi Be aware 9S ( begins from Rs. 37,999) affords Snapdragon 720G.

The Vivo V20 SE’s aesthetics and the digicam cannot match the V20 nevertheless it pretty does what it stands for. As a substitute of the beautiful AG Matte Glass design and the ‘massive eye’ digicam format, the V20 SE is product of plastic. It options yet one more generic boxy digicam plate and recycled halftone gradients in black and pale blue. Vivo trimmed down the primary 48MP digicam from 64MP. However the 8MP 120° ultra-wide and 2MP depth sensors are the identical as the usual V20.

The V20 SE does share its 6.44” OLED display screen with the V20. An optical fingerprint scanner is housed beneath. The battery capability is 4100 mAh, and 33W quick charging powers it. You get 128GB of expandable storage and 8GB of reminiscence for multitasking. It begins from Rs. 45,999.

However an outdated mid-range chipset, plastic design, a mean battery capability, and lack of any defining digicam options make the Vivo V20 SE seem to be an afterthought that doesn’t justify its asking worth.