Lagilagi iPhone X unggul dalam layar karena ternyata ia memiliki resolusi sebesar 1125 x 2436 piksel, dan untuk Vivo V9 ternyata ia masih memiliki resolusi layar sebesar 720 x 1528 piksel. 2. Desain. Pembahasan kedua kita mengenai perbedaan Apple iPhone X vs Vivo V9 adalah pada bagian desain dari kedua smartphone tersebut. g11HJY. Vivo has announced its latest mobile phone, the Vivo V9, on March 22 in China, revealing its price, release dates, and specifications which were already confirmed on their official website. This Vivo smartphone is equipped with a Full HD Display, Qualcomm Snapdragon 626 chip, 4 GB RAM, and a 3,260 mAh battery. We’re putting this promising handset up against the iPhone X, which is the most searched smartphone in the Philippines in 2017. Without any further ado, let’s begin our comparison. Image Credit Specifications Vivo V9 iPhone X Display 1080x2280 1125x2436 Processor GHz, Octa GHz, Hexa Operating System Android Oreo iOS RAM and Storage 4 GB 64 GB 3 GB 64 and 256 GB Primary Camera 16 MP + 5 MP 12 MP + 12 MP Front Camera 24 MP 7 MP Battery 3,260 mAh 2,716 mAh Chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon 626 Apple A11 Bionic Design and Display The Vivo V9 is strikingly similar to the iPhone X, as it sports the iconic notch which the latter popularized. The V9’s display is slightly larger at inches while the iPhone X’s is at inches. Nevertheless, the iPhone X is equipped with a Super Retina HD OLED display with a 2436x1125 pixel resolution, which is better than the V9’s Full HD 2280x1080p resolution. The latter has a lower pixel density compared to the former’s 458 ppi. Camera In terms of primary cameras, the V9 has dual cameras for wide-angle and telephoto images much like the iPhone X. The Vivo phone comes with 16 MP and 5 MP resolutions, with an f/ aperture which is wide enough for snapping low-light shots. Meanwhile, the iPhone X has dual 12 MP cameras with a f/ and f/ apertures. As for their secondary cameras, the V9 boasts a higher megapixel count at 24 MP and a wider aperture at f/ compared to the iPhone X’s 7-MP and f/ aperture. But do keep in mind that the 7-MP front snapper on the iPhone X has some smart capabilities that negate its low megapixel count, improving the quality of selfies. Vivo Y35 ₱ 10, vivo V27e ₱ 16, vivo V27 ₱ 24, vivo Y16 ₱ 4, vivo Y02s ₱ 5, vivo Y22s ₱ 9, Vivo Y81 ₱ 2, Vivo Y53 ₱ 1, vivo V23 5G ₱ 17, Vivo V11i ₱ 3, vivo V20 Pro ₱ 15, Vivo Y83 ₱ 3, Vivo Y20i ₱ 2, Vivo Y11 ₱ 2, Vivo Y85 ₱ 2, Performance For their entry-level variants, both handsets come with a 64-GB internal storage, with the V9 wielding a higher RAM at 4 GB compared to the iPhone X’s 3 GB. Performance-wise, the iPhone X has the upper hand over the V9, as it is equipped with a more advanced chip, namely the A11 Bionic, and 6 cores clocked at GHz. Meanwhile, the Vivo smartphone only has the mid-range Qualcomm Snapdragon 626 chip and 8 cores clocked at GHz. Therefore, in this department, the iPhone X would be an easy winner. Nevertheless, should the V9 perform well without lags, reboots, or crashes, then it's going to be a reliable handset given its mid-range price point. Battery When it comes to the battery, the V9 houses a larger battery capacity at 3,260 mAh than the iPhone X’s 2,716 mAh. Given the large screen on the iPhone X with a lot of pixels to power, it would make more sense if it has been equipped with a much larger battery. Despite that, the iPhone X’s mediocre battery capacity doesn’t drain as quickly as some might expect, as it can go up to 18 hours per day with heavy use on a single charge. This is because the iPhone X comes with an OLED Display Technology that has been proven to be effective at consuming less power. Meanwhile, the V9’s battery can last up to 11 hours when you put it on a video loop, meaning it delivers an above average performance. Apple iPhone 11 ₱ 24, Apple iPhone 13 ₱ 41, Apple iPhone 12 ₱ 38, Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max ₱ 58, Apple iPhone XR ₱ 17, Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max ₱ 67, Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max ₱ 5, Apple iPhone 14 ₱ 48, Apple iPhone 12 Pro ₱ 36, Apple iPhone 14 Pro ₱ 63, Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max ₱ 56, Apple iPhone 13 Mini ₱ 42, Apple iPhone 11 Pro ₱ 28, Apple iPhone 14 Plus ₱ 55, Apple iPhone 13 Pro ₱ 52, So, Do You Need a Flagship Phone? Apple’s latest flagship, the iPhone X, is absolutely a remarkable phone in its own right. The excellent display, premium design, and powerful camera make it a must-have device, provided you have the money to shell out. But do you really need a flagship like the iPhone X? If you need a phone that looks like Apple’s latest flagship and don’t care about having the best display, performance, or camera, the Vivo V9 will do just fine. How much are you willing shell out for your mobile phone? The iPhone X price starts around PHP 45,000 for the 3GB/64GB model while the Vivo V9 is priced at PHP 17,990. Vivo’s latest mid-range phone will be available nationwide on April 13. So, which of these two do you prefer? Drop a comment and let us know! Vivo V9Despite the similarities to the iPhone X the vivo V9 is a great midrange smartphone, but its limited availability makes it difficult to get a hold of and there are far more exciting releases from vivo that are worth waiting for.[Update 04/25/2019 – Since it’s launch in March 2018, the price of the vivo V9 has dropped significantly in India from 23,990 rupees ~$342 to 15,550 rupees ~$220.]vivo may not be as popular or well-known outside of China, but given its penchant for pushing boundaries, this is a company worth paying attention to. vivo is advertising the vivo V9 as a phone with the perfect shot and the perfect view, due to its 24-megapixel front-facing selfie camera and large, nearly bezel-less display. Read Next vivo Nex review Frustratingly imperfect, undeniably desirableDoes the vivo V9 live up to those bold claims? How does it fair as a smartphone in daily use? Find out in our vivo V9 In an era where the majority of our smartphones are giant slabs of glass and metal, the vivo V9 decides to go a different vivo V9 has a few attention-grabbing aspects, but from the outside, there isn’t much to get excited about. Instead of the usual slab of glass surrounded by metal, The V9’s body is mostly made of polycarbonate coated in a glossy finish that makes it tough to keep clean of fingerprints. This makes the phone extremely light, at only 150 grams. It feels very sturdy, despite the plastic build. The vivo V9 also has a curved back and rounded corners, which make the phone comfortable to no denying the vivo V9’s similarities to Apple’s iPhone X, but that’s quite common with Chinese OEMs. The rear cameras are laid out in a vertical orientation. The display has an impressive 90 percent screen-to-body ratio, but features a notch. The notch is smaller than the iPhone X, as it only houses the front-facing camera, earpiece, and the standard proximity and ambient light vivo V9 includes a headphone jack, a feature that is becoming increasingly more rare in modern as the design of the V9 is, it uses the outdated MicroUSB port instead of USB-C, which feels like a very odd decision for a phone trying to keep up with current smartphone trends. Flanking the MicroUSB port is a single speaker, which provides adequate audio in terms of loudness and clarity but is an average speaker experience at best. On a more positive note, the vivo V9 includes a headphone jack, which is becoming increasingly unlock is available as a secondary method of unlocking and works equally as fast, provided you're in adequate V9 maintains its bezel-less appearance by moving its fingerprint sensor to the back. The sensor is centered nicely, making it easy and comfortable to reach with an index finger. It’s also one of the fastest fingerprint sensors I’ve had the pleasure of using. The phone unlocks the second my finger touches the fingerprint sensor — it feels almost instantaneous. Face unlock is available as a secondary method of unlocking and works equally as fast if you’re in adequate lighting. vivo says the face unlocking uses “AI attention sensing” to check if you’re looking at the display before it unlocks. This is a great security measure to prevent unwanted face unlocks. In practice, it works, but I’d hardly consider it Whether we like it or not, it looks like the notch is here to stay. That doesn’t take away from how gorgeous the vivo V9’s display looks. The screen is a massive LCD panel with a resolution of 2,280 x 1080 and an aspect ratio of 199. The 199 aspect ratio means the screen is slightly taller than what we’re used to seeing, but aside from the extra pixels it isn’t a noticeable difference. The screen is an absolute joy to use — being surrounded by thin bezels allows it to truly be the center of attention. It looks incredible, with vibrant colors, great viewing angles, and plenty of sharpness even if it is 1080p.While the notch cuts into the display, it does not negatively affect how the screen displays apps, nor does it change any interaction with the notification shade. Applications on the vivo V9 appear as they normally would on any other Android smartphone, though the notification bar matches the color of whatever app is open to create the illusion of the app running underneath the and games haven’t played well with the new aspect ratios we’re seeing on our smartphones, and the V9 brings a significant amount of pillar boxing. Like Samsung and LG, vivo has baked in software to adjust the aspect ratio for third-party apps that don’t natively fill up the entire display. This means you can get a fullscreen experience with videos and games, though the trick crops some of the The vivo V9 is considered one of vivo’s 2018 flagship smartphones, but the specs put this phone squarely in the midrange category. Inside the V9 is Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 626 processor and 4GB of RAM. For storage, the V9 comes with 64GB of internal storage and supports microSD expansion up to an additional 256GB. It’s not the most exciting spec sheet, but should be more than powerful enough for most tasks. In my week of usage, the phone was fast and responsive with ordinary tasks like navigating through the UI and launching applications. The 4GB of RAM was plenty for a smooth multitasking experience. Games also ran well, with smooth frame rates. Very rarely did the vivo V9 ever feel laggy or vivo V9’s battery is a respectable 3,260mAh cell, though my usage was purely on Wi-Fi. I was unable to receive carrier data despite trying multiple SIM cards, rebooting the device, and double checking the APN settings. That being said, the vivo V9 got me comfortably through a full day even with heavy amounts of video watching and gaming. I would imagine, the V9 should still perform well on LTE data as the battery is reasonably large and the Snapdragon 626 is very battery The front-facing camera is backed by an AI-powered beauty mode that is suppose to detect your age, sex, skin tone and texture to give you the best possible equipped the V9 with a 24MP front-facing camera that will give you some of the highest-resolution selfies on any smartphone. The front-facing camera is backed by an AI-powered beauty mode that is supposed to detect your age, sex, and skin tone and texture to give you the best possible selfie. This sounds great on paper but I didn’t notice much of a difference in quality from an AI beauty selfie and a standard selfie photo other than how the AI selfie softened my face and made details less prominent. In general, the quality of the front-facing camera is very good. It provides plenty of sharpness, detail, and natural skin primary camera on the rear is a 16MP f/ lens, backed by a 5MP depth sensor for portrait-style photos. Unlike portrait modes found on other smartphones, the V9’s camera lets you simulate an aperture ranging from f/ to f/16 and readjust the point of focus after the fact. This means you’re never stuck with the initial results and the images can be tweaked to create a different look. Portrait mode is also available on the front-facing camera, but does not allow for any adjustments to the background blur due to the lack of a depth 16MP camera performs well in most well-lit situations, with crisp detail, sharpness, and adequate color reproduction. The camera struggles to find the proper exposure in high contrast settings, with photos either coming out too dark or too bright. Low light photos typically resulted in muddy details, washed out colors, and overexposed highlights. Considering the lack of optical image stabilization this wasn’t too surprising and the f/ aperture while respectable isn’t the brightest on the Like many other aspects of the V9, Funtouch OS is very heavily inspired by vivo V9 is running vivo’s own custom software called Funtouch OS on top of Android Oreo. Like many other aspects of the V9, Funtouch OS is heavily inspired by Apple. The V9 does not have an app drawer and many of its icons look almost identical to iOS. Swiping down on the home screen reveals a spotlight-esque search function. Swiping up from the bottom opens a control-center style interface for accessing Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, brightness, and other system functions. The vivo V9 even includes an option for replacing the default Android soft keys with iPhone X-style navigation gestures. This lets you swipe up for home, swipe up and hold to open the app switcher, and swipe left or right along the bottom to cycle between recently opened much as Funtouch OS tries to emulate iOS there are some features that I did appreciate. If you’re a mobile gamer like myself, the game mode is handy for auto-rejecting phone calls and using chat applications without exiting the game. vivo also puts an emphasis on smartphone safety with its Motorbike mode, which can be set to automatically reject phone calls, mute notifications, or only allow you to answer phone calls when the motorbike has are many other great features including a one-handed mode for easy one-handed operation and the ability to clone applications which can be very useful for apps that don’t support multiple account logins. Although I’m not a fan of how much vivo attempts to copy iOS, the software is easy to use and many of the features are more useful than Specifications vivo LCD2,280 x 1,080 resolution400ppiProcessorQualcomm Snapdragon 626RAM4GBStorage64GBExpandable up to 256GB via microSDCameraRear 16MP sensor with f/ aperture, PDAF + 5MP with f/ apertureFront 24MP sensor with f/ apertureBattery3,260mAhConnectivityBluetooth a/b/g/n/ headphone jackSoftwareAndroid OreoFuntouch OSPricing & final thoughts The vivo V9 is currently only available in India for 15,550 rupees ~$220 and it’s available on Amazon for $350. Despite the iPhone’s influence, it’s a very good midrange smartphone with some great qualities, but it’s also tough to recommend to buyers. Comparable alternatives like the HONOR 7X are cheaper. If you’re able to easily get your hands on a vivo V9, it isn’t a bad choice. vivo has more exciting smartphone releases coming up for everyone else. What do you think of vivo V9? 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We have all the information you need to choose the best phone for you. or Common specsBrand and modelvivo V9Apple iPhone XRating+0+0ReviewApple iPhone X ReviewRelease date2018, March2017, SeptemberDimensions HxWxD x x mm x x x x mm x x inWeight150 g oz174 g ozBody BuildPlastic bodyFront/back glass, stainless steel frameColorsGold, Black, Sapphire BlueSpace Gray, SilverBattery3260 mAh, Non-removable Li-Ion2716 mAh, Non-removable Li-IonBattery lifeTalking time - Up to 21 h 3GMusic play - Up to 60 hApproximate price300 EUR1000 EURScreenTechnologyIPS LCDSuper AMOLEDTouchscreencapacitive touchscreencapacitive touchscreenDisplay colors16M16MScreen incScreen cm2Screen format199 heightwidth heightwidthScreen to body resolution1080 x 2280 px1125 x 2436 pxScreen PPI /points per inch/400 PPI458 PPIScreen protectionScratch-resistant glass, oleophobic coatingOther specs- Dolby Vision-HDR10-Wide color gamut-3D Touch-True-tone-120 Hz touch-sensingCamera and VideoRear camera, main16 MP, Dual12 MP, DualCamera specs-16 MP, f/ PDAF-5 MP, depth sensor-12 MP, f/ 28mm wide, 1/3'', OIS, PDAF-12 MP, f/ 52mm telephoto, 1/ OIS, PDAF, 2x optical zoomFunctionsDual-LED flash, HDR, panoramaQuad-LED dual-tone flash, HDR photo/panorama, panorama, HDRVideo2160p30fps, 1080p30fps2160p24/30/60fps, 1080p30/60/120/240fpsDxOMark Main Score97DxOMark Photo101DxOMark Video89Front camera, selfie24 MP, Single7 MP, SingleSpecifications24 MP, f/ MP, f/ 32mm standardFunctionsHDRVideo1080p30fps1080p30fpsDxOMark Selfie Score71DxOMark Photo74DxOMark Video66PerformanceOperating system - OSAndroid Oreo; Funtouch 4iOS upgradable to iOS Qualcomm MSM8953-Pro Snapdragon 626 14 nm- Apple A11 Bionic 10 nmProcessor CPU- Octa-core GHz Cortex-A53- Hexa-core GHz 2x Monsoon + 4x MistralGraphics processor GPUAdreno 506Apple GPU three-core graphicsExternal memorymicroSD, up to 256 GB dedicated slotNoInternal memory64 GB, 4 GB RAM64/256 GB, 3 GB RAMAntutu 8302245Antutu 7GeekBench 5 Single Core185910GeekBench 5 Multi-Core10232099GeekBench 4 Single Core9293226GeekBench 4 Multi-Core437211951GeekBench 4 RenderScript3756Communication and ConnectivitySIM cardDual SIM Nano-SIM, dual stand-byNano-SIMNetworkGSM / HSPA / LTEGSM / HSPA / LTEShow all network frequenciesSpeedHSPA Mbps, LTE-A 2CA Cat6 300/50 MbpsHSPA Mbps, LTE-A 3CA Cat12 600/150 Mbps, EV-DO MbpsGPRSYesYesEdgeYesYesWi-FiWi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, WiFi Direct, hotspotWi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, hotspotGPSYes, with A-GPS, GLONASS, BDSYes, with A-GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, QZSSNFCYesUSBmicroUSB USB proprietary reversible A2DP, A2DP, LEHarmful irradiationSAR - W/kg head W/kg body Music and AudioRadioFM radio, recordingNoHeadphone jackYesNoOthers- Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic- Active noise cancellation with dedicated micOther featuresSensors- Fingerprint rear-mounted, accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass- Face ID, accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, barometerOther extras- Fast battery charging 50% in 30 min-Qi wireless charging-Siri natural language commands and dictation- IP67 dust/water resistant up to 1m for 30 mins-Apple Pay Visa, MasterCard, AMEX certifiedVersions- Also known as Apple iPhone 10, Apple iPhone Ten Versions A1865 USA, Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, China A1901 EMEA, UAE, LATAM, Canada, USA AT&T/T-Mobile, SingaporeShare on Share on Comments on vivo V9 vs Apple iPhone XThere are no comments yet. 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