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You can expect to see 16GB RAM Android phones in the market before the end of this year. We know this for sure because Samsung Electronics says it has started mass production of the world’s first third-gen 10nm-class (1z) EUV-based 16GB LPDDR5 DRAM.
The new 16GB RAM chips will deliver “the highest mobile memory performance and largest capacity to enable more consumers to enjoy the full benefits of 5G and AI features in next-generation smartphones”, says the Korean company.
These 16GB chips are said to be “about 16 percent faster than the 12GB” chips found in 2020 Android flagship devices. The new generation chips are being manufactured at Samsung Electronics’ second production line in Pyeongtaek, Korea.
It is expected that the new 16GB RAM chips will be seen in most 2021 flagship devices, but if past precedents are anything to go by, a few Chinese smartphone brands will launch one or two 16GB Android phones before the end of this year.
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Thiis time, we explore and compare two BLU smartphones? As far as I can tell, they are almost identical twins. But surely, there must be some similarities between them; right? We find out in our BLU VIVO X6 vs BLU Vivo XL5 comparison.
BLU products are mostly available and sold unlocked in the United States, and are compatibile with all GSM Networks, including AT&T, T-Mobile, Cricket, metro PCS, and others. Unfortunately, they cannot be used with CDMA carriers and networks like Verizon, Sprint and Boost mobile.
There is a striking resemblance between these two – waterdrop notch, thick bottom bezel/chin, and even the vertical camera bumps are almost exactly the same. How similar or different are they on the inside? It is time to find out.
BLU VIVO X6 vs BLU Vivo XL5 comparison
Let’s draw up their quick specs in tabular format for a quick comparison.
BLU VIVO X6 vs BLU Vivo XL5 Comparison Table
| BLU VIVO X6 | BLU Vivo XL5 |
|---|---|
| 2G, 3G, 4G LTE | 2G, 3G, 4G LTE |
| 6.1 inches, 1920 x 1080 pixels, IPS LCD display | 6.3 inches, 720 x 1520 pixels, IPS LCD display |
| Android 9 Pie | Android 9 Pie |
| Octa-core, 1.6GHz | Octa-core, 1.6GHz |
| 13MP selfie camera | 13MP selfie camera |
| 13 MP + depth sensor, dual camera with LED flash | 13MP + 2MP, dual camera with LED flash |
| 64GB internal storage | 64GB internal storage |
| 3GB RAM | 3GB RAM |
| 4,000mAh battery with 10W quick charging | 4,000mAh battery with 5W regular charging |
| $110 | $100 |
These two BLU products are almost evenly matched. With a few exceptions, they have very similar specs.
BLU VIVO X6 vs BLU Vivo XL5: Where The XL5 Has The Edge
It is difficult to point out any areas in which the XL5 offers a better feature or implementation when compared to the X6.
It is valid that the XL5 has a bigger display, but that is quickly given up once you recall that it has a significantly lower resolution or pixel density.
BLU Vivo XL5
We can also point out that BLU Vivo XL5 costs less. That is an advantage, surely.
BLU VIVO X6 vs BLU Vivo XL5: Where the X6 Has The Edge
The higher screen pixel density is a key benefit that the BLU Vivo X6 has against the Vivo XL5. Beyond that almost everything else is similar between them.
BLU Vivo X6
Also, while they both have a 4000mAh battery, the Vivo X6 has 10W fast charging, which the XL5 lacks.
BLU VIVO X6 vs BLU Vivo XL5: The Verdict
In every other way, they share similar specs – software, cameras, batteries, and storage, among others. As fas as I am concerned, that 10W fast charging gives the Vivo X6 an edge. 10W fast charging isn’t that fast, but I will take it over regular charging.
If I had to pick, BLU Vivo X6 would be my choice. The package is just better all-round and the price difference between them is too narrow to not pick the more capable device. Which of the two that you opt for is your choice. Happy shopping!
Author:Mister Mobility
Digital Skills and Communication Coach | Mobile Phone Connoisseur since 2001 | Tech Blogging since 2004
