BLU Vivo 6 hits the UK

BLU Vivo 6

The 5.5-inch Vivo 6 handset was announced last month, and now this unibody Android device made using aircraft grade aluminum goes on sale in the UK. As a Black Friday deal, those interested can get it today for £184.99 GBP - £55 GBP off its regular price.

Codrut Nistor, Published 11/25/2016

US-based BLU Products unveiled the Vivo 6 handset last month. Just as expected, this is an unlocked Android device with mid-range specs, a premium design, and competitive pricing. Starting today, this 5.5-inch smartphone can be purchased in the UK. Even better, a special Black Friday deal is also available for those who acquire it today.

BLU Vivo 6 is powered by a Mediatek Helio P10 processor, next to 4 GB RAM, 64 GB internal storage, and microSD support. The main camera uses a 13 MP Sony IMX258 sensor with 1080p video shooting and Phase Detection autofocus, while the front selfie snapper offers 8 MP. Available in gold and rose gold, the Vivo 6 also features a fingerprint reader (placed on the Home button), is powered by a 3,130 mAh battery, and runs Android Marshmallow.

Today, the handset can be purchased from Amazon UK for £184.99 GBP - roughly $230 USD. Tomorrow, the regular price of £239.99 GBP ($299 USD) kicks in.

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Android Authority

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