- Vivo brings Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla at the SM Mall of Asia for the Vivo V9 Mall Tour
- KathNiel’s upcoming mall tour is only one of Vivo Philippines’ efforts to bring their latest flagship smartphone, the Vivo V9 closer to the audience.
Vivo is one of the top 5 International smartphone brands. Vivo is bringing one of their local endorsers at SM Mall of Asia in Pasay on April 21,2018
Celebrity royalties Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla—together famously known as Kathniel to their hundreds and thousands of fans—will be gracing the Vivo Mall Tour at the Mall of Asia to represent the top smartphone brand to fans, specifically the latest Vivo flagship phone—the V9.
This is yet KathhNiel’s first Vivo mall tour. Since their reveal at the Vivo V7+ launch September last year, the duo has been busy championing the brand actively through social media and print. The love birds were picked by Vivo Philippines to endorse their brand not only because of their huge following on and off social media but because of their youth, charisma, hip personality, and impact to the young demographic.
KathNiel’s upcoming mall tour is only one of Vivo Philippines’ efforts to bring their latest flagship smartphone, the Vivo V9 closer to the audience. The Vivo V9 is an artificial intelligence (AI) selfie camera with a 16 MP+5 MP dual-camera setup. Much like its predecessors, the V7 and V7+, the V9 also rocks a 24 MP selfie camera that comes with features like AI Face Beauty Natural Light, Studio Light, and Monochrome background which brings selfie-taking with the new Vivo smartphone several notches higher in the quality scale. Selfie-fans will also benefit in the ample phone display of the Vivo V9 as it could improve the overall composition of every photograph taken, with enhanced clarity and definition. This handset is powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 626 SoC and boasts of a full view 6.3-inch screen with a 19:9 aspect ratio. The V9 also has reduced side bezels to a mere 1.75mm, giving users great viewing experience because of its higher screen-to-body ratio of almost 90%.
