Vivo Y20s

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Our Take: The Vivo Y20s at Rs 30,999 is a solid mid-range option anchored by the Snapdragon 460 processor, which was Qualcomm's go-to budget chip for several generations. It handles everyday tasks — messaging, social media, video streaming — without trouble, and the Adreno 610 GPU provides enough muscle for casual gaming at medium settings. The 6.51-inch IPS LCD at 270 PPI delivers respectable sharpness, and colours appear natural without the oversaturation common in cheaper panels. The triple-camera headlined by a 13 MP f/2.2 sensor produces decent daylight photos, though the 2 MP macro and 2 MP depth sensors contribute little beyond marketing copy. The 8 MP f/1.8 selfie camera is one of the wider-aperture front shooters at this price, which helps in low-light selfies by letting in more light. Battery life is predictable at 5000 mAh — enough for a full day of moderate use. With 4 GB of RAM, the phone handles two or three apps well but will close background processes when pushed. The 128 GB of storage is generous and reduces the need for cloud storage subscriptions. This is a phone for buyers who want dependable performance from a recognised chipset without paying for features they will never use. The Itel A100 at Rs 27,999 offers a compelling value proposition: a newer Unisoc T7250 processor, a larger 6.74-inch screen, and 128 GB of storage at Rs 3,000 less. The Y20s counters with the Snapdragon 460's superior graphics performance and Qualcomm's more mature software drivers, which translate to smoother app experiences in practice. The Vivo's 8 MP f/1.8 selfie camera also outclasses the Itel's 8 MP front shooter in low-light situations thanks to the wider aperture. However, the Itel's 12 GB of total RAM (4 GB physical plus 8 GB virtual) gives it a meaningful edge in keeping apps alive in the background — something the Y20s's 4 GB struggles with during heavy use. Camera versatility is similar: neither phone offers an ultrawide lens. Buyers who prioritise selfie quality and known processor reliability should lean toward the Vivo; those who want more RAM and a lower price will find the Itel A100 satisfies those needs. PTA Note: Confirm PTA registration before purchase, as unregistered handsets attract additional government tax on activation.







