Vivo Y11d

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Y11d pairs a huge 6500mAh battery with a 120Hz screen — an unusual and genuinely useful combination, since the fluid display only draws real power when you are actually using it, and the big cell more than covers it. The 50MP main camera with f/1.8 is a solid daylight shooter, and 6GB of RAM with 128GB of storage is comfortable. The honest downsides: the 720p panel on a 6.74-inch screen resolves to only around 260 PPI, so text looks soft; the 5MP selfie camera is below the class standard; and the 0.08MP second sensor is cosmetic. It is a battery-and-display phone first, camera phone second. The ZTE Nubia Focus Pro 5G undercuts it by 3,000 PKR and wins the imaging battle outright with a 108MP OIS main camera and a 32MP selfie, plus a sharper 1080p screen and 5G. The Y11d's counterattacks are a 6500mAh battery against 5000mAh, a smoother 120Hz refresh rate and 1200-nit brightness against the Nubia's LCD panel. The Nubia's 20GB figure again includes 12GB of virtual RAM on top of 8GB physical. If you are a heavy media user who hates chargers, the Y11d's endurance wins; if camera quality and 5G matter more, the Nubia is the better device for less money. Confirm the Y11d IMEI is PTA-approved — high-capacity battery Vivos are common unofficial imports.