Vivo's best mid range smartphone Y77E introduced

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 The popular Y series mid-range 5G phone, the Y77E, was made by a Chinese phone company. The same Y series phone had already been released by the company in China and Malaysia, but the module that had been released in other places was not released everywhere.

Vivo Y77E is being called the best mid-range phone


But now, the company has released the Y77E, which is being called the best mid-range phone. It has 5G support, a variety of features, and more advanced technology in different parts of the world.

The company put two cameras on the back of the Y77E. The main camera has 13 megapixels and a wide-angle lens, and the second camera has 2 megapixels and is a macro camera.

An 8-megapixel camera is provided on the front of the mobile, but the company claims that it has upgraded the technology of the mobile to provide all the features that are found in the cameras included in the big budget phones.

The phone is offered with an 8.6-inch OLED screen and is powered by the Dimensity 810 chip while running Android 12 operating system.

Dimensity 810 chip

The Dimensity 810 enables outstanding experiences, such as quicker app reaction times, more frames per second (FPS) in games, and experiences that are smoother and more connected. It offers faster memory and UFS storage than other conventional 5G processors, and its CPU rates can exceed 2.4GHz, which is 20% faster than the generation that came before it.

With a powerful battery of 5000 mAh, the mobile has an 18-watt Type-C charger and is offered in three different GB modules.


The  Vivo'Y77E' is offered with 6, 8 and 12 GB RAM while 128 and 256 GB memory.

The minimum price of the phones is Rs 40,000 while the maximum price is Rs 55,000.


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