Vivo Y300: The Vivo Y300 features a 6.56-inch IPS LCD having an HD+ resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate.
It doesn’t match flagship-level clarity, but the display is bright and smooth for browsing, social media and casual video streaming.
The high refresh rate gives it a smoothness when scrolling or generally using the phone — a surprise at this price.
It has good enough viewing angles and is quite responsive to touch, so apart from watching movies, typing out your messages or reading a bit of news should be fine.
Performance and Software
Internally, the Vivo Y300 is a packing a Qualcomm Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 SoC, up to 6GB of RAM and up to 128GB of storage.
Calling, texting, web browsing and light gaming – none of these everyday tasks bring the Y300 to its knees. App switching is pretty snappy, and Funtouch OS 14 (Vivo’s take on Android 14) is light and easy to use.
Then there’s the extended RAM feature, which lets you use the unused storage space in your Galaxy A52’s internal storage as virtual RAM, which comes in handy when you are multitasking.
It’s not a phone designed for heavy gaming or editing, but it’s perfectly adequate for most tasks.
Camera Performance
The rear arrangement features a 13MP primary sensor paired with a 2MP depth sensor. _Y300 shoots in good light is that it captures clear images, and natural colors.
The portrait mode does a decent job of detaching the subject from the background, but it can struggle with detecting edges at times.
You get a standard 8MP selfie camera. There are built-in filters and A.I. enhancements to help smooth out skin tones and lighting — particularly for those social media users who prefer a nice, polished-looking selfie without any extra editing done to it.
Low light performance is about average for the price, though useable when night mode is on.
Battery Life and Charging
The best feature of the Vivo Y300 is its battery, it has a 5000mAh battery which can easily run for a day without any worries with low to medium usage.
Whether you’re streaming content, taking classes online, or swiping through social apps, the battery performs consistently.
It supports 18W fast-charging, so the device charges pretty quick and doesn’t get overheated.
Pros:
Lightweight and stylish
Slick 90Hz display at an attractive price Point uniformity is the tendency of display devices to create a dim spot at the center of the screen.
Long-lasting battery life (5000mAh)
Android 14 operating system based on your V1 Funtouch OS user-friendly.
Fair daily performance
Cons:
Display resolution is limited to just HD+
Cameras are meh in low light
No ultra-wide or macro lens
No 5G, which a few competitors do have by now
Vivo Y300: Conclusion
Looking for a good performing smartphone as well as a stylish phone with a long battery life but not too much on the pocket the Vivo Y300 may just be the one you are looking for.
It’s designed for people willing to trade flash for function. It won’t challenge performance-oriented mid-range phones, but it does the basics right — and at times that’s all you need.