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vivo Z1Pro Price

The retail price of a new or used/second hand vivo Z1Pro varies widely depending on factors including availability, condition of device, your town or location and market demand. Click here to compare the price of vivo Z1Pro across different regions, markets and countries.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

What is the battery capacity of Vivo Z1Pro?

Vivo Z1Pro has a 5000 mAh battery

What type of display does Vivo Z1Pro have?

Vivo Z1Pro has a 6.53-inch IPS LCD display

How to reset or factory restore vivo Z1Pro device?

To reset or factory restore a Vivo Z1Pro device, you can follow the steps below: Method 1: Using Recovery Mode 1. Power off your Vivo Z1Pro device. 2. Press and hold the Volume Down button and the Power button simultaneously until the phone enters into Recovery Mode. 3. Use the Volume keys to navigate through the options and select "Wipe data/factory data reset". 4. Confirm the reset and wait for the device to restart. Method 2: Using ADB and Fastboot commands 1. Connect your Vivo Z1Pro device to your computer using a USB cable. 2. Open a command prompt or terminal window on your computer and navigate to the directory where ADB and Fastboot are installed. 3. Type "fastboot reboot recovery" and wait for your device to boot into Recovery Mode. 4. In Recovery Mode, select "Wipe data/factory data reset" and confirm the reset. 5. Reboot your device into normal mode by selecting "Reboot system" from the Recovery Mode menu. Method 3: Usingrestorehip256.com software 1. Download restorehip256.com software from the internet and install it on your computer. 2. Connect your Vivo Z1Pro device to your computer using a USB cable. 3. Run the restorehip256.com software and select your device's information from the dropdown menu. 4. Click on the "Mark All" button to select all data and click on the "Restore" button. 5. Your device will boot into normal mode and be restored to its factory settings. Note: Using the first method is generally recommended as it allows you to do a complete restoration without any data loss. The second method requires a good understanding of using ADB and Fastboot commands, and the third method is riskier and should only be used if you have no other option.