Vivo V30 Pro 5G

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VIVO V30 PRO 5G – RELEASED 2024

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RAM

8 | 12 GB + 12 GB Virtual RAM (24 GB RAM)

2.

Storage

256 | 512 GB Internal (UFS 3.1), No Card Slot

3.

OS

Android 14 based Funtouch OS 14 Global

4.

Battery

5000 mAh Battery, 80W Quick Charging

100% charge in 48 mins (4 Years Battery Health)

8 Hours Gaming on PUBG

13 Hours Browsing

16 Hours Video Streaming

23 Days Maximum usage

5.

Processor

MediaTek D8200 5G, 3.1 GHZ,

(Octa Core), GPU – Mali G610

6.

Display

6.78 Inches 3D Curved Display, Punch Hole, FHD+, AMOLED Panel, 1B Colors, 2800 Peak Nits, HDR10+, Schott a Glass

7.

Camera

50MP (Sony+OIS) + 50MP (Sony)+50MP     à (Back Camera) – Full HD, 4K Video

50MP Front Camera  à (Selfie Camera) – HD, Full HD Recording, 4K Video

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Price

ரூ. 41,999 (42K) – Variant 1

ரூ. 46,999 (47K) – Variant 2

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Weight

188g, 7.45 MM Ultra Slim Mobile, Glass Material

10.

Hybrid Sim Slot

No (2 slots)

Other Features

4K Video, Smart Cooling System, Hidden Photos, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, Type-C Audio Jack, IP54 Water Proof

Drawbacks

No External Card Slot, No FM Radio, No NFC, Single Speaker, No Reverse Charging

Reason to Buy

Brand, Camera, Battery, Display, Design, Performance, Quality

 


 

 

 

 


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  1. Muhammad Ejaz29 March 2024 at 14:53

    Interesting insights on the Vivo V30 Pro 5G! I appreciated learning about its features and specifications. Speaking of innovative smartphones, have you heard about the Oppo Reno 11 Pro price in Pakistan? It seems like an exciting addition to the market! Looking forward to more tech updates like this.

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