Vivo V1 Max

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

1
Average:

3
Bad:

0

Pros:

Metal frame, Good cameras&#160, Great audio

Cons:

Funtouch UI is too complicated&#160, Average battery life&#160, Overpriced

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Last revision on March 4, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Metal frame, Good cameras&#160, Great audio

Reviewers Didn't Like

Funtouch UI is too complicated&#160, Average battery life&#160, Overpriced

Expert reviews and ratings

Don't get us wrong, the vivo V1Max is a great smartphone. You get a roomy screen, a (mostly) metal body, good cameras and decent performance – but, there's no one feature that makes it really stand out. Sure, the Hi-Fi sound is a nice touch, but we're...

By 91mobiles.com on October 26, 2015

The Vivo V1 Max offers a large display, good camera and sleek, premium looks. On the flip side, the device has considerable heating issues, fares poor with low-light photography, and poor reception issues.However, its launch price of Rs 21,990...

By FirstPost on March 03, 2016

Display: The Vivo V1 Max has got a 5.5 inch display with 1280x720p resolution. The competition is offering smartphones with full HD display. However, at full brightness, the colours looked bright and the text appeared sharp. It felt better than an HD...

By businesstoday.intoday.in on October 21, 2015

Although it is a costlier deal but you will find yourself ahead on performance and features as compared to smartphones having same configuration.Slim design with dual color bodyThe smartphone has a slim profile made of high quality plastic at the back...

By pcquest.com on July 24, 2015

For a budget of 20K, the competition is stiff for the Vivo V1 Max. It has good sound output and average overall performance. We recommend you considering other alternatives as well, before making your purchase decision.Vivo v1 max - SpecificationKey...

By Digit on December 01, 2015

At a price of Rs. 21,980, the Vivo V1Max is not worth your money. It doesn't offer anything that you cannot get for or around Rs. 10,000 price bracket. There are many phones in the market that excel in this segment e.g. like the old OnePlus One,...

By FoneArena on November 24, 2015