After 7 days pre-booking session, Vivo S1’s 4 GB version ‘S1 New’ is set to go on first sale today. Bangladeshi customers can buy the phone from today, 17 September, Tuesday; with a lucky draw offer.
The phone with 25,990 taka price is available in Diamond Black and Skyline Blue Color. This price is three thousand taka less than the price of the S1 model.
To win this draw offer, customers have to buy the S1 New smartphone from any Vivo brand shop. The winners will get a Bluetooth headphone or a ‘S1 New’ handset or a power bank. The offer will continue from today to 23 September.
The first smartphone of the company’s S series ‘Vivo S1’ model houses 6 GB and priced at taka 28,990. Other specifications are the same in these two models.
Vivo ‘S1 NEW’ packs an In-Display Fingerprint Scanning Technology, 32MP AI Selfie Camera, 4500mAh big battery with Dual-Engine Fast Charging, AI Triple Rear Camera.
S1 NEW houses 4GB RAM memory and 128GB of internal storage which can be expanded up to 256GB via micro SD card. This new phone features 6.38-inch FHD+ display and supports 1080×2340 pixels resolution, 32MP front camera, and 16MP, 8 MP and 2 MP AI triple rear camera. Vivo S1 NEW runs on Android Funtouch OS 9.0 with octa-core processor. Connectivity options on the phone include 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi, FM, Bluetooth v5.0, GPS/ A-GPS, and Micro-USB with USB OTG support.
Managing Director of Vivo Bangladesh Mr. Duke said, “We are interested to launch phones which meet customers’ taste in their buying capacity. We don’t compromise about style and standard. ‘S1 NEW’ is the reflection of our that kind of effort and objective.”
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