News & Reviews:   vivo v11 features

In this short announcement, just when we thought that there won't be any more colour options for the vivo V11 and V11i, vivo Malaysia has just announced a new Fairy Pink model to the series on their official Facebook Page.

Both the vivo V11 and V11i have been released for quite some time now, so in conjunction with the latest mid-range device, vivo Malaysia is now giving their fans a chance to travel and participate LuHan RE:X concert tour in Hangzhou, China! So if you're a big fan, here are the step for you to follow.

Jovi? Who? That's a name that you come across often but it's vivo's own virtual assistant like Siri and Bixby minus the voice recognition since it solely relies on Google Assistant. Jovi was first introduced in the China market during mid-2018, but it has finally made its way to Malaysia with the vivo V11. Now let's see what can Jovi do.

If you have been following our news, vivo Malaysia has been teasing its vivo V11 smartphone with a couple of commercial videos online, which led us to discover some hidden features that we didn't know about such as the AI Face Shaping, AI Portrait Framing and others. We decided to check the device out by ourselves and found plenty of them. So without further ado, below are 11 Hidden Tricks about the vivo V11.

So in another vivo V11 commercial video by vivo, we have discovered yet another feature that wasn't mentioned much by the company and that would be the new AI Face Shaping technology and AI Portrait Framing. As the name suggests, these two features will take the selfie game to another level but how useful is it?

vivo V11 has been out for quite some time now and vivo Malaysia has been pumping out quite a few advertisements on their YouTube channel. While most of the features shown aren't anything that we have never seen, there is a particular one that caught out attention which is the AI Low Light Mode.

The Vivo V11i is officially available for purchase in Malaysia for the price of RM1299 at all Vivo concept stores, authorised dealers and partners such as Senheng, senQ, Courts, Chan Furniture, Harvey Norman as well as Aeon across Malaysia. For those who are keen on purchasing online may do so at online stores such as Lazada, 11street, Shopee, LMall, Ezbuy, Aladdin Street and lastly, Vivo’s official online store. In addition to that, customers who purchase the Vivo V11i will be entitled for a limited edition gift box courtesy of Vivo.

Digi is offering the Vivo V11 for only RM1 when you sign up for the Digi Postpaid 160 Plan or the Digi Postpaid 190 Plan from today onwards. Customers are also able to get the Vivo V11 through either the Digi Postpaid 80 Plan or the Digi Postpaid 120 Plan, but it will cost RM1129 and RM999 respectively.

Exclusively on 22 September 2018, with every purchase of the Vivo V11 or V11i at the Vivo concept stores nationwide, customers are entitled to claim 3 types of free gifts such as an alarm clock, a fan or even the Vivo V11 premium gift box. However, do take note that all gifts are subjected to availability.

Just over the long weekend, the vivo V11 just became one of the fastest selling mid-range smartphones in Malaysia, making its debut on 15 September 2018 in Sunway Pyramid for an attractive price of RM1699 where 111 customers who purchased it received an extra drone as part of the mystery gift box.