Vivo devices will finally be officially available in Hungary.
At the beginning of the week, the leading Chinese mobile manufacturer announced that its devices will soon appear on the shelves of Hungarian stores – writes a Telex. Of course, it was still possible to get Vivo smartphones, but due to the lack of official distribution, those who stuck to the products of the company launched in 2009 had to settle for alternative solutions.
In the beginning, Vivo was only one of the sub-brands of the Chinese BBK, similar to Oppo, Oneplus and Realme, but in the meantime it became independent from the parent company, and this turned out to be the best possible decision. In fact, it has become the market leader in China, but it is already in the top 5 globally, even though it primarily focuses on the Asian market and has only been present in Europe for a few years.
Unfortunately, the announcement did not specify exactly when the domestic launch will take place, but it is certain that Media Markt, Firstphone and Bestbyte will be available at the end of October, and among telecommunications providers, Yettel will offer the V40, V40SE 4G, V40SE 5G and Y28 models. In the same way, the price of the 2024 devices, which are considered fresh, is not yet known, but they will probably ask for less than HUF 100,000 for the Y28, and we won’t have to pay more than HUF 200,000 for the members of the V40 series either.
Source: www.pcwplus.hu
