Vivo has built a solid name in Pakistan over the last few years, mostly on the back of good cameras and screens that don't cost a fortune. If you're comparing mobile phones and Vivo keeps coming up in conversations with friends or on YouTube reviews, there's a reason for that.
A smartphone is now used for almost everything. People use it for calls, WhatsApp, social media, online shopping, banking, video calls, work, study, photography, and entertainment. This is why choosing the right phone is important. A good phone should match your routine, not only your budget.
For users who want a balanced Android phone with a smart design and camera-friendly features, vivo mobile phone is a strong option. Before buying, it is better to compare storage, RAM, battery, camera, warranty, and current mobile phone price so you can make a better decision.
The Y Series vs the V Series
Vivo splits its phones into two lines and it's worth knowing the difference before you scroll through prices.
Y series
The Y series is the budget-to-mid-range side of things. Phones like the Vivo Y04, Y02s, and Y05 are aimed at buyers who want a working phone without spending much good for students, a backup phone, or someone buying their first smartphone. Move up to the Y11d, Y19s, Y22, Y29, Y31d, and Y400 and you get more RAM and storage, so apps don't lag as much and you're not deleting photos every week to free up space.
V series
The V series is where Vivo puts its better cameras and nicer screens. The V30, V50, V50 Lite, V60, V60 Lite, and V70 all fall here. If photography or a cleaner design matters to you more than saving a few thousand rupees, this is the line to look at. The Vivo V70 currently sits at the top of what's available.
Oppo Mobile Price Comparison
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Model
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Variant
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Price
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Vivo Y04
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4GB / 64GB
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Rs. 28,999
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Vivo Y02s
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3GB / 32GB
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Rs. 29,999
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Vivo Y05
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4GB / 64GB
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Rs. 36,999
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Vivo Y19s
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4GB / 128GB
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Rs. 39,000
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Vivo Y21d
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6GB / 128GB
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Rs. 43,999
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Vivo Y11d
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4GB / 128GB
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Rs. 43,999
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Vivo Y22
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4GB / 128GB
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Rs. 46,000
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Vivo Y29
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8GB / 128GB
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Rs. 49,999
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Vivo Y11d
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6GB / 128GB
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Rs. 52,999
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Vivo Y31d
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6GB / 128GB
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Rs. 57,999
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Vivo Y400
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8GB / 256GB
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Rs. 64,999
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Vivo V50 Lite
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8GB / 256GB
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Rs. 73,999
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Vivo V60 Lite
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8GB / 256GB
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Rs. 76,999
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Vivo V50 Lite 5G
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12GB / 256GB
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Rs. 89,999
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Vivo V60 Lite 5G
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12GB / 256GB
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Rs. 94,999
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Vivo V70 FE
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8GB / 256GB
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Rs. 124,999
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Vivo V30
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12GB / 256GB
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Rs. 139,999
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Vivo V50
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12GB / 256GB
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Rs. 139,999
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Vivo V60
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12GB / 256GB
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Rs. 149,999
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Vivo V70
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12GB / 256GB
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Rs. 179,999
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Prices change as new stock comes in, so treat this as a starting point rather than gospel.
Buying Vivo mobile on Installments
Not everyone wants to pay Rs. 150,000 upfront for a V60. That's fair — most people don't. You can apply for Vivo phones on installments and split the cost into monthly payments instead, with or without a credit card depending on the plan. It's a common route for students and salaried buyers who'd rather keep more cash in hand each month.
Which One Should You Actually Buy?
If you're just after something reliable for calls, WhatsApp, and Facebook, don't overspend the Y04 or Y19s will do the job fine. If you're someone who takes a lot of photos or cares about screen quality for watching videos, move into the V series; the V50 Lite is a decent middle ground before jumping to the pricier V60 and V70.
Why Buy From M Abdullah Electronics
There are plenty of places to buy a Vivo phone in Lahore, so it's fair to ask why buy here. The short answer is that we sell sealed, official units with proper warranty coverage no grey market boxes or unclear return policies. Our team actually uses these phones day to day and can tell you honestly if a model is worth the extra money or if a cheaper variant covers what you need just fine. If something's wrong with your order, you can walk into the DHA store and get it sorted instead of chasing a call center. And if budget's tight, the installment option is set up to be simple, not buried in fine print.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Vivo a good brand compared to Samsung or Oppo?
It depends what you're optimizing for. Vivo tends to punch above its price point on cameras and display quality. Samsung has stronger long-term software support, and Oppo sits somewhere in between. None of them are a bad choice it comes down to what matters more to you.
2. Can I get a Vivo phone on installments without a credit card?
Yes, some plans don't require one. It depends on the specific plan and phone you choose, so it's worth checking during the installment application.
3. What's the difference between the regular and Lite versions of the same model?
The Lite versions usually trim the camera setup or processor slightly to bring the price down. If you don't need the absolute best specs, the Lite version often gives you most of the experience for noticeably less money.
4. Do these phones come with a warranty?
Yes, all Vivo units sold here come with standard brand warranty coverage.
5. Which Vivo phone is the best value right now?
That changes as prices shift, but the Y29 and V50 Lite tend to get recommended a lot for hitting a good balance between price and what you actually get.
6. Which Vivo series should I choose Y or V?
Go with the Y series if you mainly need calls, WhatsApp, and everyday browsing on a tighter budget. Go with the V series if camera quality and screen experience matter more to you than saving money.
7. What should I check before buying a Vivo phone?
RAM, storage, camera setup, battery size, warranty terms, and whether the model you want is in stock checking these first saves you from switching your order midway.