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Vivo entered the Indian smartphone market in 2012. The company has launched multiple smartphones in India across different price points. Vivo has a strong offline presence in India, which has helped the company maintain its position in the top-five smartphone brands in the country. Vivo caters the budget smartphone buyers with its Y-series, T-series of smartphones. The company has been launching selfie-centric smartphones under the V-series. Vivo is also known to launch smartphones with unique, stylish designs. It was the world’s first company to launch a smartphone with an elevated front camera under the NEX series. The Vivo X20 Plus was the world’s first smartphone with an under-display fingerprint scanning technology. The company has launched multiple thin and lightweight devices in the mid-range and premium segment. Vivo has also launched its flagship smartphones in India under the X-series. The X-series focuses on offering enhanced flagship-grade camera specifications and features like gimbal stabilisation along with top-of-the-line hardware. The Chinese smartphone manufacturer has been manufacturing its products locally under the Make in India initiative. It has also been a title sponsor of the Indian Premier League for several editions. More

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  • SFIO set to charge Chinese handset maker Vivo in fund diversion case this month

    According to officials, the wider probe into Vivo, Oppo and Xiaomi has uncovered suspected fraud of over Rs 6,000 crore, signalling major compliance issues at the three Chinese smartphone brands.

  • Despite cost pressures, Vivo sees strong upgrade momentum in premium segment; launches flagship X300 series

    The Chinese brand, which has already posted nearly 2× volume growth in its premium X-series this year, believes 2025 will be a pivotal year as it expands its line-up and brings advanced imaging features and its new OriginOS software to India

  • Vivo X300 Pro first look: Telephoto extender kit, top features and what stands out

    Get a first look at the Vivo X300 Pro with the Telephoto Extender Kit. Here are the key features of Vivo’s new camera-focused flagship and what makes it stand out.

  • Vivo X300 Pro with Telephoto Extender, Vivo X300 launched in India, price starts at Rs 75,999

    Vivo has launched the X300 and X300 Pro in India starting at Rs 75,999. Here are the prices, features and full details, including the new Telephoto Extender Kit.

  • Vivo X300 Pro, Vivo X300 launching in India today: How to watch live stream, expected price and specifications

    Vivo launches its X300 and X300 Pro in India today at 12PM. Here’s how to watch the livestream, plus a full look at the expected specs and features of both flagship phones.

  • After SIM-locking WhatsApp, Signal, DoT now asks smartphone makers to preinstall cybersecurity app on phones

    Sanchar Saathi, the app in question, is already available on Apple’s App Store and Google Play, but installing it today is voluntary.

  • Vivo S50 Pro Mini design and key specifications revealed, could launch as X300 FE in India

    The Vivo S50 series is confirmed to launch in China next month with two models, the S50 and S50 Pro Mini. The Vivo S50 Pro Mini is confirmed to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset and will sport a triple rear camera setup.

  • Poor iPhone Air sales push Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi and others to cancel ultra thin phone plans

    Chinese smartphone brands like Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi are pulling back from ultra slim phone projects after the iPhone Air’s poor sales and production cuts. Apple’s thin iPhone struggled with battery and camera compromises, pushing rivals to rethink their own slim device plans.

  • Vivo X300 and X300 Pro prices leak ahead of December 2 launch: All the details

    Vivo X300 and X300 Pro India launch set for December 2, 2025. Leaked prices start at Rs 75,999, with premium specs including MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset, high-end cameras, and fast charging. Check out expected features, display, battery, and storage details.

  • Vivo X300 series India launch confirmed: 5 key things to know

    Vivo teases a Red India-exclusive Vivo X300 as the X300 series nears launch, confirming key specs, MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chip, and Zeiss-powered cameras.

  • Indian smartphone market grows, but OnePlus and Realme among biggest losers

    India’s smartphone market grew 4% in Q3 2025, led by premium phones. While Apple and Vivo soared, OnePlus and Realme struggled to keep up as buyers shifted away from budget models.

  • Vivo X300 series set to arrive in China in October: Check expected price, specs and features

    The series will include two models the Vivo X300 and the Vivo X300 Pro. Vivo says the design of the new handsets is inspired by “invisible design technology.”

  • Vivo X300 series launch timeline revealed, to offer improved camera sensors

    The Vivo X300 series, which is expected to include the X300 and X300 Pro, is set to launch in the coming weeks. Moreover, like its predecessor, the lineup will likely get Zeiss-backed cameras and be powered by a flagship MediaTek Dimensity chipset.

  • Smartphone maker Vivo expands ZEISS partnership under new imaging strategy

    The initiative aims to make R&D in night photography, portraits, telephoto, and video, while expanding into health and cross-device applications.

  • Vivo enters mixed reality device race with Vision headset

    The debut marks a milestone for Vivo, making it the first Chinese smartphone brand to extend into MR hardware. The company said it took four years to develop the device

  • 5 best phones with 7,000 mAh battery under Rs 30,000

    For years, most Android smartphone manufacturers have been offering faster charging speeds with 33W, 67W, and even 120W, which serves the purpose, but still requires you to be cautious regarding overall battery health and longevity.

  • SFIO probing Vivo, Oppo, Xiaomi after RoC flags Rs 6,000-crore 'fund diversion'

    The SFIO’s investigation, which began around March this year, is expected to take about a year to complete

  • iPhone 16 is India’s top-selling phone but Vivo still holds the crown

    India’s smartphone sales are rising again in 2025, with Vivo, Samsung, and Apple leading the pack. See which phones topped the charts and what could slow the market’s growth.

  • India smartphone market sees modest recovery in 1H25; Apple, Vivo lead growth

    Apple’s shipments jumped 21.5% YoY to 5.9 million units in 1H25, with the iPhone 16 emerging as India’s top-selling model, contributing 4% of overall shipments.

  • 5G drives India’s smartphone surge in Q2 2025; affordable 5G phones see 600% growth

    Vivo led both the overall and 5G smartphone market with a 19% share, followed closely by Samsung.

  • Vivo V60 confirmed to launch in India on August 12: 5 key things to know

    Vivo has officially confirmed the launch date of the Vivo V60 5G in India. Here's everything you need to know about its features, colour options, camera, and expected price ahead of the August 12 launch.

  • Vivo X Fold 5 goes on sale in India: Price, specifications and other key details to know

    Vivo X Fold5 is now on sale in India at Rs 1,49,999. It features a massive 6,000mAh battery, ZEISS triple 50MP cameras, and India’s brightest foldable display. Here's a quick look at its key specs, pricing, offers, and where to buy.

  • 5 best camera phones you can buy right now without breaking the bank

    Looking for a great camera phone without overspending? Here are 5 best camera phones under Rs 60,000 in India that offer impressive photo quality, sharp selfies, and great value for money.

  • 6 things to know about Vivo X200 FE before buying

    Thinking of buying the Vivo X200 FE? Here are 10 key things to know about its design, performance, camera, battery life, and more—explained in simple language to help you decide if it’s the right phone for you.

  • Vivo X300 Pro may feature 7000mAh battery, Dimensity 9500 chipset, 200-megapixel periscope camera and more

    Leaked images shared by popular tipsters show that the design will stay similar to the previous model. You get the same circular camera setup on the back, but this time, Vivo is adding ZEISS lens coating to improve picture clarity and cut down on glare.

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