Regardless, V70 or V70 Elite, I think they're both going to be fun options that elevate the idea of a camera focused mid-ranger.
Regardless, V70 or V70 Elite, I think they're both going to be fun options that elevate the idea of a camera focused mid-ranger.
This is a good phone.
[P]eople got to buy new phones and maybe coming from an even older mid-ranger or maybe you're upgrading from a less expensive entry-level phone, the V series continues to make a strong photography first argument for shopping in the mid-range.
At beast of a phone aiming to compete at a solid premium price tier in an age of price increases and stagnating hardware in the United States, this is the top pick for folks who want to break up that Google versus Samsung Android gridlock.
The Vivo X200 Pro will do things for my work that I genuinely cannot do with a Pixel, Galaxy, or an iPhone.
The Xiaomi 14T Pro is so good, it's so solid.
This is a targeted approach to improving the entire experience, not just boasting some higher number score in some dumb benchmark app.
It's really tough to find any significant fault in Vivo's Pro phone this year.
You're paying a premium, but you're not really asked to make many compromises in the OnePlus ecosystem.
The Vivo X90 Pro makes a small sacrifice in overall system performance to include some monster photography hardware. It's a premium phone with an ultra-tier main camera sensor and an incredible camera co-processor.
It's a well-rounded and robust content creation machine.
[W]e are so flush for good options in the mid-range or Android space right now, and these two are definitely unique solutions that totally tackle well beyond that daily lifestyle user experience.
The X80 Pro is really fun. It's a great camera platform that I've been leaning on heavy for the production of my videos, but it's also a very well-rounded premium tier pocket computer.
The iQOO feels a bit more mainstream.
My thoughts on the Google Pixel 6 Pro are still forming, but this early use has been refreshing. It's something a little different.
Sony is making a far bolder claim with this pro label and hilariously it might even be a bit too much phone for me as a solo producer, but when Sony talks up ecosystem they hit really hard when it comes to imaging.