devontechsupport.com Updated:
2018-06-01 10:50:24
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There are a lot of manufacturers looking toward the low priced yet premium phone space, but Blu is one of the only companies trying to do that from within the US.Founded in 2009, Blu has been impressing Americans with its range of devices – which are desi...
Blu wants to make an impact in the UK, and the Vivo 6 may well do that at under £250, thanks to a lovely design and some fantastic features.Whether is succeeds will come down to how powerful the phone is in practice, but it's rare to find such a premium f...
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At the end of November 2016, the US mobile manufacturer Blu has revealed its first UK phone, the Vivo 6 priced at £239.99 ( Gold / Rose Gold ) both exclusive sold via Amazon.co.uk. The mid–range Android handset comes full of impressive features and is tak...
The Blu Vivo 6 is an exceptional good phone for the money, with excellent battery life of 3,130 mAh it will keep you going for a long while.ProsGreat spec list for the money – Full 5.5-inch HD display, 4GB RAM and 64GB of storage are highlights at under £...
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Phone-maker Blu started making a name for itself in the States for being an affordable Android brand, but it's taken some time for the company to bring its wares to the UK. In fact, the Vivo 6 is the company's first Blighty-bound device. Having launched i...
Attractive build quality, impressive specs for an affordable phone, useful software additions...
Camera needs improving, battery life could be better and lacks effective fast-charging...
For its price point, the Blu Vivo 6 boasts a handful of great features and an impressive specification. It's pleasant to use but does have its flaws.The camera is disappointing, even for a mid-range device. Despite its many shooting modes, just taking a p...
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The Blu Vivo 6 is the latest in a line of mid-to-high-end smartphones that promise big things on paper – but without the matching high price. At just £239.99, the Blu Vivo 6 is the first handset from the US manufacturer to officially be offered for sale i...
Well priced, Decent performance and storage, Nice metal design...
Camera is far from great, Limited colour options...
The Vivo 6 offers an attractive value-for-money package to UK buyers, with its 5.5-inch HD display, strong hardware lineup and thoughtful OS tweaks. It isn't perfect, though...
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Remember when you didn't need an overdraft or a second mortgage just to buy a new phone?It's not unusual for even a mid-ranger to set you back upwards of £500 (around RM2830) any more. Even the mighty OnePlus 3 couldn't maintain its budget price, with the...
Bit of a bargain, really, Clear enough camera quality, Ample performance for the price...
Pixelated picture at times, No real stand-out features...
Rather than asking you to break the bank to get a multi-talented device in your pocket, Blu would prefer you save your pennies. They've stripped back every flashy feature to keep the Vivo 6 affordable and efficient.Read the tech specs, and you're likely t...
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Remember when you didn't need an overdraft or a second mortgage just to buy a new phone?It's not unusual for even a mid-ranger to set you back upwards of £500 any more. Even the mighty OnePlus 3 couldn't maintain its budget price, with the costlier 3T hav...
Bit of a bargain, really, Clear enough camera quality, Ample performance for the price...
Pixelated picture at times, No real stand-out features...
Rather than asking you to break the bank to get a multi-talented device in your pocket, Blu would prefer you save your pennies. They've stripped back every flashy feature to keep the Vivo 6 affordable and efficient. Read the tech specs, and you're likely...
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There are a lot of manufacturers looking toward the low priced yet premium phone space, but Blu is one of the only companies trying to do that from within the US.Founded in 2009, Blu has been impressing Americans with its range of devices - which are desi...
Great feeling design, Low price for high spec...
Dark screen, Limited colour choices...
The Blu Vivo 6 has a design that would fit most flagship devices but may be a bit of a letdown when it comes to the spec inside the phone. Either way, the Vivo 6 seems to be cheap for the setup it offers...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2018-06-01 10:50:24
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There are a lot of manufacturers looking toward the low priced yet premium phone space, but Blu is one of the only companies trying to do that from within the US.Founded in 2009, Blu has been impressing Americans with its range of devices - which are de...
Great feeling design, Low price for high spec...
Dark screen, Limited colour choices...
The Blu Vivo 6 has a design that would fit most flagship devices but may be a bit of a letdown when it comes to the spec inside the phone. Either way, the Vivo 6 seems to be cheap for the setup it offers...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2018-06-01 10:50:24
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Blu (Bold Like 'U') are very well known in the US and Latin America. They are leaders in the unlocked phones market over the pond and have now decided to dip their toes into the murky waters of the UK smartphone market by launching their flagship product...
Fantastic build quality for the price; case and screen protector in box...
No NFC; limited colour availability...
Except for the lack of neutral colour options and a camera that struggles in low light, it’s hard to find fault with this device, especially at the price point. Even in the crowded room that is sub-£200 online exclusive handsets, the Blu Vivo 6 does a go...
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Blu Vivo 6 Review: American phone manufacturer Bold Like Us is hitting the UK with the new Vivo 6 handset, a £240 mobile that boasts a 5.5-inch Full HD screen, Sony-manufactured 13-megapixel camera and fingerprint sensor. Here's our full Blu Vivo 6 review...
Sleek, durable design, Crisp, bright screen, Fingerprint sensor...
Average performance and battery life, Budget camera...
The Blu Vivo 6 offers solid value for £240 and is at the time of posting on offer for Black Friday. Media fans will appreciate the spacious and sharp 5.5-inch screen and buckets of storage, while the responsive fingerprint sensor is a welcome security boo...
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