vivo V50 in for review | Infinium-tech

Vivo unveiled earlier this week at an event in New Delhi, India earlier this week, which led to Vivo’s first major launch of 2025. Vivo V50 is yet to go on sale, but we have received the phone for review, so let’s take a quick before we put it through the Guntalet, look at it.

The retail box of Vivo V50 looks similar to its predecessor -V40. This includes some documents, a SIM Ejector Tool, a charging cable, a power adapter and a protective case.

The protective case on the basis of the market is either clear or black

The Vivo V50 is built around the 120Hz refresh rate and 4,500 nits peak brightness around 6.77 “Fullhd+ Quad-Kresd AMOLED display. The screen is protected by diamond shield glass and HDR10+ support.

The display has a 50MP selfie camera (with auto-focus) and a fingerprint scanner for biometric authentication. We found the fingerprint scanner spent with the phone fast and accurate in a short time; However, we must have liked that it should be kept slightly higher for better revolution and more convenient phone-unlocked experience.

Growing backwards, we have a camera island that does not look different from what we had on V40. Whatever remains is the number of cameras. We have found two rear cameras on Vivo V50 – 50MP primary (with OIS) and 50MP Ultravide (119 Fov Fov). The primary camera uses omnivisation Ov50E sensors, while ultravide and selfie cameras use Samsung’s Isosel JN1 sensor.

The rear cameras are included by a circular flash called Ora Light, which can change your intensity and color temperature to take pictures in different circumstances. You can set it on the auto or adjust it manually.

It is also worth noting that all three cameras on the Vivo V50 come with Zes Optics, and thus, you are different with the primary camera separate Zes Bokeh effects and three focal lengths – 23 mm, 35 mm, and 50 mm You can click on portraits with primary camera. Additionally, the Vivo V50 comes with an India -Annya Wedding Portrait Studio feature, which lets you click on the portrait in three separate portrait styles -processco, neo retro and pastel.

Under the hood, Vivo V50 has Snapdragon 7 General 3SOC with LPDDR4X RAM and 512GB UFS 2.2 storage. The smartphone runs out of the box on Android 15-based Funtouch OS 15 and will receive three Android OS upgrade and four-year monthly security updates. Vivo has placed the blotware on the minimum, minimum Indian unit, which came with only five pre-installed third-party apps (Amazon, Facebook, LinkedIn, Netflix, Phonepe), and they uninstall all they if you want Can go

The Vivo V50 is IP68 and IP69-rated, and it packs a 6,000 mAh battery with 90W charging support. The smartphone also has double stereo speakers and India has three color options – Titanium Gray, Rose Red and Starry Night.

Vivo V50 Starry Night • Vivo V50 Titanium Gray

The titanium gray model weighs 189g and comes with a plastic back cover, while rose red and wiring versions weigh 199g and facilitates glass back. Some countries will also get a purple color model, whose weight is also 199g.

We will soon start working on our Vivo V50 review, so keep it to find out if it is worth buying.