It all looks good together, but the materials are very slippery. The right and left sides of the frame are skinny, the bottom is a lot thicker but is flat, and the top has a glass insert with a more rounded appearance. It's easy to tell that Vivo has paid a lot of attention to the X70 Pro+'s design. The Vivo X70 Pro+ has a glass back and a metal frame The glass rear panel feels durable and does a very good job of rejecting fingerprints and smudges. The phone is available in a single Enigma Black finish which looks and feels premium but is also quite slippery. Vivo has instead gone with a matte glass finish and a skinny metal frame. The Vivo X70 Pro+ plus ditches the faux leather back that the X60 Pro+ had. After using this phone for a week, it's easy to conclude that this might be one of the best smartphones in the flagship segment. Vivo has filled in the gaps of the X60 Pro+ and also upgraded its camera system. 79,990 in India, which means it competes with the iPhone 13 ( First Impressions), Samsung S21+ ( Review), Mi 11 Ultra ( Review), and top-end variants of some other premium Android models. With the new X70 Pro+, Vivo seems to have done its homework. Vivo fixed this performance gap with the X60 Pro+ ( Review), but it offered no IP rating, wireless charging, or stereo speakers.

The Vivo X50 Pro ( Review) introduced a unique gimbal stabilisation feature, but had a mid-range Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G processor at a premium price. These high-end devices focus on the camera but past models have often fallen short of expectations in other areas, given their premium pricing.

Vivo has been trying to make it into the premium segment for a while with its X series of smartphones.

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