Suzuki S-Presso AGS review: The little car with lots to offer!

In this Suzuki S-Presso AGS review, we take a closer look at Suzuki’s latest iteration of its popular compact car. The S-Presso has been a game-changer in the entry-level segment, offering a blend of affordability and reliability that’s hard to beat. Now, with the introduction of the AGS (Auto Gear Shift) model, Suzuki is addressing the growing demand for automatic convenience in the bustling urban landscape.

The Suzuki S-Presso AGS brings a fresh perspective to the table, combining the well-loved features of its predecessors with the ease of an automated transmission. This review delves into the nitty-gritty of what makes the S-Presso AGS a standout choice for city dwellers and highway adventurers alike.

As we put the Suzuki S-Presso AGS through its paces, we’ll uncover whether this automatic variant maintains the brand’s reputation for delivering economical yet robust vehicles. From the responsive engine to the cozy cabin space, every aspect is scrutinized to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the S-Presso AGS’s capabilities.

 

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Get to know the vivo V30 Pro’s triple ZEISS cameras

04/08/2024

vivo released its newest addition to its V Series, the V30 Series with its headline feature being its ZEISS-powered cameras with the premium vivo V30 Pro boasting a triad of 50-megapixel cameras, each claiming flagship quality comparable to premium devices touting higher price tags.

The vivo V30 Series is already available in the Philippines with the V30 Pro priced at PhP 25,999,

High-powered triple cameras for less than usual

Portraits are all the rage this year and the V30 Pro’s 50-megapixel portrait camera, located next to the ZEISS logo at the back, is on point with the ability to capture lifelike portraits free from distortions and riddled with detail. Even when utilizing the 2X zoom.

Portrait lenses give you an up close and more personal view of the world but if you’re after more dynamic and fun shots, you can shift over to the ZEISS Autofocus Ultra Wide-Angle Camera that can supposedly fit up to 30 people in a single frame with its 119-degree field of view — perfect for vlogging or travel videos!

And finally, rounding out its flagship camera system is the ZEISS vivo 50-megapixel VCS True Main Color camera. Combining the brand-new Sony IMX920 sensor with vivo’s VCS technology, the main camera provides a third focal length that perfects the versatility of the setup. The main camera takes care of the usual snaps and selfies and is also designed to enhance night photography offering brighter, cleaner images in harder-to-shoot conditions thanks to optical image stabilization built in.

 

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