Vivo Y15S
The Vivo Y15S is a low-end, entry-level phone that has an average performance which cannot be recommended to the moderate and hard-core Android users.
Vivo Y90
Vivo Y53i
Vivo Y53i is an entry-level smartphone with good specs and features that make it a reliable daily driver. Let’s see if it is indeed a value-for-money buy or just another addition to the market flooded with budget smartphones.
Vivo Y71i
Vivo launched the Vivo Y71i in India in July 2018, as a watered-down variant of the mid-range Vivo Y71. This cheaper variant sports a massive 6-inch Full View display and also packs in a decent camera and a good battery backup.
Vivo Y81i
The Vivo Y81i was unveiled to the Indian smartphone market in December 2018. The entry-level smartphone phone flaunts a 6.22-inch Full View display coupled with a notch-up front.
Vivo Y91i
In March 2019, Vivo launched a budget variant of the Vivo Y91 - the Vivo Y91i. With a super trendy 6.22-inch Halo FullView display and a screen-to-body ratio of 88.6%, the Vivo Y91i promises to take the viewing experience up a notch. Now, let’s find out if it has the complete package to be hailed as the value for money entry-level smartphone!
Vivo Y81
Vivo Y81 is a capable phone that defines its margin within the budget market with its mediocre processing and camera, without making any attempt to move out of it.
Vivo Y69
The Vivo Y69 is primarily a selfie phone with decent image output that has a mid-range price and apt for the social media crowd.
Vivo Y91
Vivo Y91 is Vivo’s attempt to capture the budget market, but at its price, it fails to make a significant effort due to its poor performance and a mediocre camera.
Vivo Y71
Vivo Y71 does look good neither does it bring any substance, making it a poor phone that cannot satisfy even a budget user with low expectations.