Vivo is known for its high-end devices and premium smartphones. We have seen price increases across its entire range in Pakistan after new tax regulations were applied. This tax implementation affects all models, from affordable to premium. The Vivo V30 (12/256 GB), previously priced at Rs. 130,000, now costs Rs. 136,000. It is increases by a 6,000 rupee hike. It is important to know whether this phone still offers good value for money or not. Let’s take a look at its specifications.
The screen is 6.78 inches with the option of a full HD+ AMOLED screen with a 20:9 aspect ratio. The Vivo V30 has a refresh rate of 120 Hz and it is compatible with HDR10+. The brightness of a smartphone can go up to a maximum of 2800 nits.
Since Vivo V30 is the ideal smartphone for photography enthusiasts. It offers a dual 50 MP camera that can take breathtaking photos and videos on the go with aura flash.
The Vivo V30 is loaded with a 4nm Class Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset with 3 octa-core processors and Adreno 720 GPU. This phone works well in different apps as well without getting heated up even once. It may heat up slightly when using the 4K recording mode, but too is minimal and doesn’t bother much.
There are two variants for Vivo V30 notably 128GB and 256GB. It gives the users enough space to download many large apps that can be in hundreds. On top of that, Users can save a large number of photos and videos on it. The Vivo V30 has 12GB RAM also it can be extended using the Virtual RAM up to 24GB. It can even boost the loading of many apps as well.
The Vivo V30 is loaded with a 5000mAh battery. That can drain after a full day of usage with games, social media apps, and video streaming both online and offline. The company has provided a fast charger of 80W. That can get Vivo V30 charged to 100 percent from as low as 0 percent in just 50 minutes.