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  • Remember that phone from last year with the motorized pop-up camerathe Vivo Nex S?

  • Well Vivo is back at it again with another super innovative design, with both a screen

  • on the front and back of their latest flagship.

  • In the box comes with headphones, charger, and a thick bumper case to protect the phone

  • from drops.

  • It's time to see how much thought Vivo put into durability.

  • Let's get started.

  • [Intro]

  • This is the second dual screen phone we've seen.

  • With the Nubia X, switching screens was a carefully calculated, simultaneous double

  • button press.

  • But with this Vivo phone, pressing one power button on the right side of the phone will

  • activate whatever side is facing you much easier.

  • It also has a 3 finger side swipe to switch between the screens on the go, which is as

  • equally easy.

  • So the whole point of a dual screen phone is to one, look cool, but also to get rid

  • of an notches or hole punches in the larger front display.

  • With an additional screen on the back, all selfies can be done with the higher quality

  • rear main cameras, instead of having lower quality front cameras taking up space inside

  • of a notch.

  • The main camera on this phone has 3 LED lights for better lit pictures.

  • Two of which can activate a circular lunar ring for more even light during pictures or

  • videos.

  • You know, the same circular lights that YouTubers might use during makeup tutorials.

  • I'm going to leave the makeup tutorials to the experts, but a ring light is definitely

  • a cool addition to a cell phone camera.

  • The included case has a solid fit.

  • I always have a case on my personal device, so I'm glad Vivo added some extra protection

  • in the box.

  • Speaking of protection, there is also an included plastic screen protector on the front surface.

  • The guys over at Vivo are getting all the bonus points today.

  • As you know, with my systematic durability test, we check the scratch resistance of the

  • screen with Mohs scale of hardness.

  • It's a pretty safe bet that if a company isn't advertising sapphire, it's probably going

  • to be tempered glass, which is where we start seeing faint scratches at a level 6, with

  • deeper grooves at a level 7.

  • Vivo was the first manufacturer to come out with an under display fingerprint scanner,

  • and the same technology is here in this phone as well.

  • Underneath the front screen, protected by the front glass, the display shines up onto

  • your fingerprint.

  • And the little sensor underneath the display can tell if it's your finger or not so you

  • can unlock the phone securely.

  • With two screens, we need double the testing since there's twice as much real estate to

  • cover.

  • Let's scratch test the back.

  • Dbrand should start making clear skins for these dual screen phones.

  • This side as well is covered by a screen protector, which makes sense.

  • Screen protectors not only stop scratches, but also add a cushion layer of impact protection

  • so brittle glass doesn't shatter right away during a drop.

  • This time after testing all the different levels, we still find tempered glass covering

  • the back panel, resulting in scratches at 6, with deeper grooves at a level 7.

  • The rear design of the Vivo dual screen phone is unique.

  • Instead of a metal lip around the camera lens, the whole circular unit is glass and protrudes

  • just slightly over the top of the rear glass panel.

  • With it's own little screen protector, the circular camera lens is very solidly adhered

  • to the rear panel.

  • Even with some prying from my razor blade, it doesn't want to come off.

  • The back panel, surprisingly, does have it's own earpiece, a bi-directional earpiece speaker

  • shooting out both the front and the back.

  • This will be fun to see from the inside.

  • It's a thin little sliver, especially here on the front side, to minimize the bezels.

  • But the grille can come off on it's own.

  • There isn't much adhesive holding it in place.

  • It's definitely interesting to see speaker grilles on both sides of the phone.

  • Speaking of sides, the material inside of this dual screen sandwich is metal, the long

  • volume button, and power buttons are both made from metal.

  • The bottom of the phone has a loud speaker and USB-C charging port, along with a dual

  • SIM card tray, with a protective rubber ring around the opening to help keep water out.

  • The Vivo Nex Dual Display doesn't have an official IP rating, but it's good to see some

  • steps were taken.

  • This hole is protected and I'll have to check the other holes from the inside during the

  • teardown.

  • The far side of the phone is also made from metal, along with the second tower button

  • with Vivo printed on the surface.

  • And what's this?

  • Dost mine eyes deceive me?

  • A headphone jack.

  • You gotta love a phone with all the features.

  • Another interesting design choice is at the edge of the screen on both the front and the

  • back are surrounded by a layer of plastic.

  • Plastic as we know is much softer than metal or glass, so it does provide a nice cushion

  • layer between the hard metal sides and the clear brittle glass.

  • So if it does happen to get dropped, it might not break as easy.

  • It's a good thing, and not something you would notice at first glance.

  • With the previous dual screen phone I tested, the Nubia X, it had an LCD front panel, while

  • the smaller rear panel was AMOLED.

  • This phone, the Vivo Nex Dual Display, has a larger rear screen than the Nubia at 5.5

  • inches and it's still a 1080p AMOLED.

  • It's kind of sad when you think that the backup screen on this phone is still higher resolution

  • than Apple's iPhone XR.

  • No permanent marks were left on the display, even after my lighter was in place for 45

  • seconds.

  • It might be the dual thickness of the clear camera lens glass.

  • But even with all that heat, there is no separation of the rather unique circular lens.

  • There's a 12 megapixel main camera, a 2 megapixel depth sensor, and another 3D camera called

  • TOF for Time of Flight for facial recognition are all back here.

  • The TOF camera has some pretty cool 3D scanning capabilities.

  • I jumped into the camera app to check it out.

  • It has the standard measure of banana features that a lot of phones have.

  • But it also has this pretty in depth 3D face scanning unlocking thing that Vivo claims

  • is better than Apple's.

  • But I think we can all agree that this is either super creepy or super awesome.

  • Isn't that right, Digital Jerry?

  • [Jerry nods]

  • The front screen is a massive 6.4 inch, no notch, 1080p AMOLED display.

  • This time with different placement of my lighter, and without the dual layers of glass, a white

  • burn mark appeared at about 27 seconds and never did quite recover.

  • And now for the bend test.

  • This phone has no moving parts, just one solid hunk of glass, metal and plastic.

  • And the whole contraption seems very heavy and very solid, with only a slight bend during

  • the flex, but with no creaks, snaps, kinks, or cracks anywhere in the body, even when

  • bent from both directions.

  • I like where things are headed.

  • This whole flagship phone with dual screens, 3D camera, headphone jack, and in-screen fingerprint

  • scanner is still cheaper than Apple's budget iPhone, the XR.

  • And Vivo's phone comes with double the internal memory.

  • Vivo's got my attention.

  • I'm impressed and I'm excited to see what they come out with next.

  • Hit that subscribe button if you haven't already so we can find out together.

  • And come hang out with me over on Twitter.

  • Thanks a ton for watching.

  • I'll see you around.

Remember that phone from last year with the motorized pop-up camerathe Vivo Nex S?

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