Bringing fun and entertainment to an already pumped up crowd, some of the brightest and most promising names in the entertainment industry today graced the much awaited launch of the newest “perfect selfie” phone of top five global premium brand Vivo, the V5s, at SM City North Edsa Annex on May 19.
Actor-model Tony Labrusca, Hashtag dancer Mccoy de Leon, and much talked about male singing group Boyband PH entertained a crowd of mall goers and selfie lovers. Labrusca and Boyband PH serenaded fans with their vocal prowess, while de Leon showed off his slick dance moves as they all await the big reveal of the V5s.
Pinoy Boyband Superstar’s Filipino French singing sensation James Cesena, The Voice Philippines grand finalist Jem Cubil, and the revamped and all-improved 1:43 boyband were also present during the event.
Personalities from the tech and lifestyle, and Vivo executives also graced the launch with guests interacting andtaking perfect selfies and lucky guests bringing home two V5s and other merchandise during a special raffle draw.
“This is the perfect phone that selfie lovers like me are surely waiting for. With V5s’ superb camera specs, there is no need for too much editing on your radiant and natural-looking selfies. What makes V5s more exciting is the newest groufie technology feature that allows panoramic group selfies,” said Labrusca.
“The warm welcome and overwhelming support that we got here in this big launch just shows that the Philippine smartphone market is very much ready to embrace an improved perfect selfie phone like V5s, which is very much ahead of its competitors in quality and affordability,” added De Leon.
During the big reveal, Vivo introduced to prospective buyers the newest member of the “perfect selfie” V5 line and why this “next big thing” in the market is definitely worth the wait, as it seeks to expand its reach in the selfie-centric market.
Equipped with a 20-megapixel front camera with f2.0 aperture, the V5s gives selfie lovers a crystal clear, high-resolution selfies, wherein all the details are astonishingly visible and complemented with a 13-megapixel-rear camera with f2.2 aperture and an ultra-high-definition mode that renders stunning ultra HD images of up to 52 megapixels.
True to its promise of producing clear and complete images that tell vivid stories, the V5s also brandishes the newest and exciting group selfie technology, which allows landscape-panning effects in ‘groufies’ or group shots. This new feature allows up-close panoramic landscape panning effects in capturing a group without squeezing in or missing anyone. It also supports both portrait and landscape orientations so that no one is left behind in barkada shots.
As proof of the new technology’s efficiency, Tony, Mccoy, Boyband PH, event hosts Verniece Enciso and Nikko Ramos, and Vivo brand director Annie Lim did not miss the chance to take a group selfie with the crowd at the SM North Edsa launch, and the result was a perfectly captured ‘groufie’ with no one being left out of the photo.
It also features a selfie softlight technology that creates lighting effects similar to those in a professional photography studio. Offered by other V5 models but updated for the V5s, the selfie softlight has an enhanced night mode for clearer and more fabulous selfies taken at night or in poor lighting conditions.
Other remarkable features of the V5s include its face beauty mode 6.0, which works like a skincare tool that automatically detects your gender and applies beauty touches accordingly; an App Clone allows users to log on to two different accounts using the same social media app; a smart split 2.0 that enables the V5s to keep two tasks on screen at the same time; an eye protection mode that makes the screen light softer; and a 0.2 fingerprint unlocking.
The Vivo V5s is now available in stores nationwide for just P14,990.
For inquiries about Vivo V5s, visit the Vivo website at vivoglobal.ph, or check out their Facebook (www.facebook.com/VivoPhil), Instagram (www.instagram.com/vivophil/) and Twitter (twitter.com/vivo_phil) accounts.
