Vivo V5 Plus - Mobile Phones

Vivo V5 Plus

Key Features Of Vivo V5 Plus

RAM:4 GB
Screen Size (in cm):13.97 cm (5.5)
Rear Camera:16 MP
Front Camera:20 MP
Internal Memory:64GB
Battery Capacity (in mAh):3050
Processor Cores:Octa

Vivo V5 Plus

Specifications Of Vivo V5 Plus

Box Contents
In the box	Handset, Charger, USB Cable, Screenguard, User Manual, Warranty Card

Warranty
Warranty Period	12 Months Brand Warranty

General
Brand	Vivo
Model	V5 plus
Form	Smartphones
Colour	Gold
Call Features	Call Forwarding/Call Waiting/Loudspeaker
SIMs	Dual
SIM Size	Nano

Display
Screen Size (in cm)	13.97 cm (5.5)
Display Resolution	1920×1080 (FHD)
Display Type	IPS
Multitouch	Yes

Software
Operating System	Android
Operating System Version	v6.0.1 (Marshmallow)
Preinstalled Apps	Yes
Multi Languages Supported	Yes

Camera
Rear Camera	16 MP
Front Camera	20 MP
Flash	Yes
Auto Focus	Yes

Connectivity
GSM	850/900/1800/1900 MHz
CDMA	No
3G/WCDMA	2100/1900/850/900 MHz
4G/LTE	1800/2100/2600 MHz
Wifi	Yes, 802 b/g/n

Processor
Processor Speed	2 GHz
Processor Cores	Octa
Processor Brand	Qualcomm

Memory & Storage
RAM	4 GB
Internal Memory	64GB
Expandable Memory	No
Memory Card Slot	No

Hardware
Accelerometer	Yes
Compass	Yes

Hardware Connectivity
Audio Jack	3.5 mm
SAR Value	1.195
FM Radio	Yes
OTG Compatible	Yes

Battery & Power
Battery Capacity	mah
Battery Type	Lithium Polymer
Replaceable Battery	No

Dimensions
HxWxD	152.80 x 74.00 x 7.26
Weight	177

Accelerometer, Compass, Front Camera 20 MP, Front Camera:20 MP, Internal Memory:64GB, RAM:4 GB, v6.0.1 (Marshmallow)

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