The Vivo V50 is making its way to India, with a dedicated landing page now live on Vivo’s official website. This marks the company’s latest move to introduce its mid-range smartphone, confirming that only the V50, not the V50 Pro, will be released in India.
Vivo V50: Design and Features
The Vivo V50’s design is in line with the company’s signature curved look, a trend that began with the V series. This device continues the tradition, though it stands out from its predecessors such as the Vivo S20, which featured a flat display with rounded edges. The new V50 closely resembles the Vivo V40, making it visually familiar yet fresh.
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The landing page also highlights three colour options for the V50: Titanium Grey, Rose Red, and Starry Blue. Notably, the Starry Blue variant introduces “3D-Star technology” in India for the first time. To enhance durability, Vivo has equipped the V50’s screen with Diamond Shield Glass, claiming it offers 50% better drop resistance compared to Schott glass used in earlier models. Additionally, the V50 boasts an IP68+IP69 rating, ensuring resistance against dust and water.
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Vivo V50: Camera and Performance Insights
The camera setup on the Vivo V50 continues the trend of high-quality photography. The phone retains the dual-camera system with a 50MP primary sensor featuring Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) and a 50MP ultrawide lens with autofocus (AF). Both rear cameras support 4K video recording, providing flexibility for content creators. The front camera, a 50MP lens with AF, is designed to deliver sharp selfies.
The cameras are co-engineered with ZEISS, offering seven classic bokeh effects to enhance portrait shots. The rear of the phone is also equipped with a circular Aura flash module for improved lighting in low-light conditions.
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In terms of performance, the Vivo V50 is likely to be powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chipset and sports a 120Hz FHD+ AMOLED display. It also promises a long-lasting battery life with a 6,000 mAh battery, touted as the slimmest in its category. Vivo claims this battery can maintain smooth performance for up to 60 months. With several AI features also on board, the Vivo V50 looks set to offer a balanced performance package for users.
