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Vivo brings V21 mobile phones to the Nepali market

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Chinese smartphone brand Vivo has launched ‘V21’ smartphone in the Nepali market. The company Vivo has informed that its capacity is high and the prices are fixed according to the preferences of the customers.

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This is said to be the much-awaited device in the new generation smartphone market. Its selfie-taking front camera is considered special. The smartphone is equipped with a front camera with attractive optical image stabilization (OIS).

Available in a slick and slim design, the V21 also incorporates state-of-the-art technology to provide a new experience, the company said. The phone has a 44-megapixel OIS Night Selfie system front camera, which can take good photos in low light.

Users will get better satisfaction if the 64 megapixel OIS Night Camera provides a high level of photography experience. OIS also helps to create ultrasonic video etc. On the other hand, wide-angle photography and macro photography with additional features can be taken.

The V21 is said to provide powerful connectivity and speed to satisfy customers who are familiar with modern high technology and looking for extra capacity. Due to its special technical capabilities, customers can capture the surrounding environment and events on their smartphones.

The company said that V21 has various features. It can capture duplicate video, which can include art photos. With a texture of 7.29 mm, this phone is also stylish and sophisticated.

The smartphone runs on an MTK Dimension 800U processor and has a display refresh rate of 90 Hz. It has a 33-watt flash charge.

Based on Android 11, this phone has come to the market with both 4G and 5G options. But in Nepal, only phones with 5G facilities have been made available.

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