Vivo Y21d entered Pakistan a few months ago as a 6/128GB model. The variant you see in this listing has the same 128GB storage, but they’ve increased the RAM to 8GB. That leaves some extra room for background apps, and multitasking should level up significantly. Don’t expect a huge performance gain, though. It’s still using the same Unisoc T7225 12nm chip with a 1.8GHz clock speed. The display’s 90Hz, and its resolution is capped at 720p. This is a 6.68” IPS LCD, by the way. There is one unique thing about it: 1,000 nits of brightness. That means you’ll get sufficient readability under the sun. If 128GB of storage is not enough, you can always throw in a microSD card inside the Vivo Y21d. The rear camera is a 50MP + 0.08MP pair, which is serviceable. The selfie cam is just 5MP. There’s no compromise on the power. The Vivo Y21d is built around a 6500mAh battery. That cell draws 44W charging input from the wall. The chassis is tightly sealed with IP68 and IP69+ All-Round water protection safety ratings, and the design is claimed to be AntiDrop. SGS gave it a 3-star sticker. There are also two speakers on the Vivo Y21d’s frame. The fingerprint is on the side. WiFi 5 and Bluetooth 5.2 are built in. Vivo Y21d 8GB trades blows with Samsung Galaxy A17 4G and other phones in the same price bracket.