Samsung and Vivo are two of the most popular smartphone brands in the world. And while both companies are trying to get a bigger slice of the pie, only one can win this battle.
Samsung has been around since the late 1960s, while Vivo made its debut in 2009. Although they are both relatively young companies, they have managed to gain quite a following with their innovative products and services. Samsung A32 price in Pakistan is raising day by day due to raise in dollar price.
Samsung A32 vs Vivo Y21
Here in this post, we will see the complete difference between Samsung A32 and Vivo Y21:
Design:
6.4 inches of Full HD+ (2400 by 1080 pixels) AMOLED screen is standard on the Samsung A32. It seems reasonable, then, that Samsung would have the most market share when it comes to smartphone displays.
The Y21 is a stunningly designed smartphone with a high-quality build. The Y21’s 8.0mm Super Slim body features a fingerprint scanner, making it easy to use while maintaining the phone’s sleek, modern design. The phone’s excellent 6.51-inch HD+ Halo Display makes mobile media feel more lifelike and immersive. As powerful as the smartphone’s internals are, the device is surprisingly lightweight.
Camera:
Like most modern smartphones, the Samsung A32 has a single front-facing camera and four sensors on the back. You’ll be able to take advantage of a 64MP primary camera, an 8MP telephoto lens, a 5MP macro lens, and a 5MP portrait lens, all of which will be located on the back of the device, in addition to a 20MP front-facing camera. Even though they aren’t horrible, they won’t be around much longer than today. These sorts of sensors had to be sacrificed to fit into the phone’s price range.
Samsung A32’s images during the daytime are sharp, with low levels of visual noise and a respectable dynamic range. Although low-light performance is not its forte, it still manages to wow. A dedicated Night Mode is available, and it’s… fine. Photos are frequently grainier than we would have liked, losing some finer details that other phones might capture. The A32 will serve you well if you are not a serious photographer, but there are better choices if you want a smartphone primarily for taking pictures.
Y21’s primary camera, with its impressive 13-megapixel resolution, captures images with outstanding clarity and depth. Additionally, it has a 2MP macro camera that can focus on a subject as near as 4cm, allowing the user to capture even the most minor details in any picture or frame. A built-in Pose Guide and 8 megapixel front camera make it easy for users to take stunning selfies and photos without feeling self-conscious. The Vivo Y21 price in Pakistan is Rs. 36,999.
Performance:
The Y21 is a powerhouse in terms of its processing and battery life. Vivo’s Type-C charging port is capable of 18W Fast Charging, and the phone’s big 5000mAh battery allows quick charging. There is zero lag, whether watching full HD movies or playing games at ultra-high resolutions on Y21. In addition to its MediaTek Helio P35 processor, this phone boasts 4GB of RAM (with an additional 1GB available through an optional microSD card) + 1GB of standard RAM.
The smartphone has a large 64GB internal storage space, and users may add an additional 1TB of storage space in the form of an external SD card.
The default refresh rate of the Samsung A32 is 60 fps. The thing is, there’s a good reason for that. However, the MediaTek Helio G80SoC is a good processor, and it just isn’t as powerful as we’d like. While using a refresh rate of 90 Hz, there is a perceptible slowdown when moving between windows and tabs. Swapping back down to 60Hz, the performance was pretty good, even with numerous open processes running in the background.