Smartphone brand
Vivo on Monday announced the launch of
Y53s with
64MP rear camera and a
5,000mAh battery for Rs 19,490 in
India.
Available in two colours -- Deep Sea Blue and Fantastic Rainbow -- the device can be purchased across online platforms and partner retail stores from August 9.
The 8GB+128GB storage (expandable upto 1TB) device offers 3GB extended
RAM where users can download their favourite apps and run them all seamlessly.
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Director- Brand Strategy,
Vivo India.
Y53s sports 16.71cm (6.58-inch) FHD+ display, a 64MP triple camera along with powerful 5000mAh battery. It also offers 18W fast charging capabilities.
The triple rear camera setup provides enhanced picture capabilities and is supported by a wide range of features that include Super Night Camera, Eye Auto Focus, Ultra Stable video and more.
The smartphone is powered by
MediaTek Helio G80 processor and comes with the latest FunTouch OS 11.1 along with other innovative features.
The company claims that Y53s last more than 14.3 hours of online HD movie streaming and 7.05 hours of resource-intensive gameplay.
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