With the launch of the Vivo X300 series to the global market, the question of the duration of the software that will be offered has arisen. Vivo confirmed that their latest flagship device will receive five Android versions and seven years of security patches, indicating a long-term commitment to user experience and device security.
However, this support is still not on par with Samsung and Google who are ready to offer up to seven Android versions and seven years of security patches for their flagship devices. This long-term support is also on par with what Apple offers on the iPhone, making them among the best in the industry.
This long-term software provides added value especially for users who want to use the device for a long time. It also makes the device more relevant and durable, suitable for those who value long-term investments.
However, for users who like to change devices, such long-term support may not be a top priority. They are more interested in the latest specifications or new designs than software updates.
