1Vivo V5 design and build
The design of the Vivo V5 makes it look like a mashup of many popular phones in the market. There’s an unmistakable iPhone 6 influence in the back of the phone, and from the front, it could pass off as a OnePlus 3or an Oppo model. Oddly, this works in Vivo V5’s favour so we really don’t mind. Build quality is good, with Corning Gorilla Glass protecting the display and the faux-metal chassis blending together very well. We also love the fact that it’s slim and light, at just 154 grams, though we would have preferred real metal here.
2.Vivo V5 specifications and features
The V5 is powered by an octa-core MediaTek MT6750 SoC, which is the same one used by the Oppo F1s. Along with it, you get 4GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, which is plenty to ensure a smooth Android experience. We didn’t notice any performance issues when we played with this phone for a bit at its launch, and even after using it for a few days, that still holds true. In benchmarks, we got an AnTuTu score of 40, 916, while GFXbench returned 21fps in the graphics test.