Vivo Y05 is an entry-level handset internally, but its appearance says otherwise. The prospective design is quite premium, even more so than the former Y04. You’ll have to overlook the display, though. It has a notch and thick bezels, which are common on budget devices like the Vivo Y05. Anyway, the newcomer is built around a Unisoc T7225 (12 nm) chip. So no major lags or stutters will appear in the UI while using it. But the Y05 only has 4GB RAM. Expect to run one app at a time on this handset (not recommended for multitasking). The storage is also 64GB, but you can slide in a microSD card for extra space. The fingerprint is on the side. There’s just one speaker, and the WiFi is dual-band. Selfies are taken from a 5MP sensor on the front. A 8MP camera is used on the back for regular imaging. Then comes the screen, which is a 6.74” IPS LCD that peaks at 720p resolution only. At least it has smooth visuals with a 90Hz refresh rate. We hear the battery on this Vivo Y05 would be 6500 mAh. That part is uncertain. And they haven’t confirmed Y05’s charging speed either. One thing is clear: Vivo wants to snatch Samsung Galaxy A07’s crown with this product. And the way Vivo Y05 is specced, it can become a great alternative.