The vivo V27 is the latest device to arrive at our office this week, so while it patiently awaits the review to begin, we’ll do a quick unboxing.
The V27 comes with a powerful 80W charger, USB cable, and case, making for a solid package.
We have the Emerald Green vivo V27, which uses the Emerald Glass crafting technique. Like vivo’s Fluorite AG glass designs, emerald glass will also change color when exposed to UV light.
Before being exposed to UV rays, the phone is a light green that fades to a deeper shade at the bottom of the back panel. After exposure to UV light, it becomes a much deeper and bluer shade. It’s hard to get the camera right, but it’s a really cool design. There is a texture under the smooth finish of the glass that we would describe as marble-like.
Different shades of blue
The vivo V27 has a large 6.78-inch 120Hz AMOLED display that is very bright and vivid. It’s among the best displays we’ve seen. It’s surrounded by slim bezels on all sides, and the glass on top tapers towards the edges for a curved look.
As far as big phones go, the vivo V27 is lean: it’s thin at 7.4mm and light at just 180g. vivo has still managed to fit a 4,600mAh battery into this slim body.
The 50MP main camera is a big selling point of the V27. It boasts extreme real-time night vision and super night mode, as well as low-light portrait mode and vivo’s Aura Light Portrait for bright, emphasized subjects.
As you can probably see from the frequency of these articles, our review queue is quite long at this point, so please be patient.
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