Vivo Y27

OhoPrice editorial review

The Vivo Y27 uses the Helio G85 on a 12 nm process — a chip that appears in several phones on this list and delivers predictable mid-range performance. The 6.64-inch display at 1080 x 2388 (~395 PPI) is sharp and bright at 600 nits peak, making it readable in most lighting conditions. With 6 GB RAM and 128 GB storage, multitasking is reasonable but not generous — keeping many apps open simultaneously will cause reloads. The 50 MP main camera with f/1.8 aperture and PDAF captures decent daylight photos; the 2 MP macro is decorative. The 8 MP selfie camera is basic. The 5000 mAh battery is the segment standard. At Rs 46,999, the Y27 sits in a crowded price bracket where several phones offer more compelling specifications. This phone suits buyers who want a straightforward Vivo device with a good display and adequate performance. The Oppo A6C at Rs 5,000 less delivers a 7000 mAh battery — a 40% capacity advantage that translates to meaningfully longer screen-on time. The Y27 counters with a Full HD+ display at roughly 395 PPI versus the A6C's HD+ screen at roughly 260 PPI, making text and images noticeably sharper on the Vivo. The Y27's 6 GB RAM also edges out the A6C's 4 GB for multitasking. Both phones share 128 GB storage (the A6C has 64 GB — the Y27 actually doubles it). Camera specs are comparable on paper, though the Y27's PDAF provides faster focus than the A6C's basic contrast detection. If display quality and storage are priorities, the Y27 is the better device; if battery life and upfront cost drive your decision, the A6C wins. Confirm PTA approval for the Vivo Y27 at the point of sale. Some imported variants may require additional IMEI registration.