We tested both phones' point-and-shoot capabilities in different scenarios. Continue reading to find out how things fared for Vivo V50 and V40.

The Vivo V-series has always been known for its stylish design and strong camera performance. However, with the Vivo V50, Vivo is trying to offer more than just good looks and it aims to deliver a balanced mix of aesthetics and power.

The Vivo V50 is now officially available in India and several other markets, although it's unclear whether it will come to western markets.

Does the bigger battery automatically translate to better battery backup for the Vivo V50, or is there more to consider? Let’s find out in this comparison.

Both phones' prices in India start at Rs 34,999, so, let's find out if the Vivo V50 is worth the price or if you should settle for its predecessor, the Vivo V40, which is now available at a discounted price of Rs 32,299.

Vivo V50 has finally launched in India with Zeiss-powered cameras and Snapdragon 7 Gen 3. Here’s how it compares against the Vivo V40.

V ivo, on Monday, launched the latest V-series device in India, namely the Vivo V50. It is the successor to last year's Vivo V40, which, just like the Vivo V50, offers Zeiss optic

Vivo has officially launched the Vivo V50, its latest premium mid-range smartphone, succeeding last year’s Vivo V40. The device stands out with its ultra-thin design and is claimed to be India’s slimmest smartphone with a 6000mAh battery.

The Vivo V50 and V40 offer similar performance and camera features, but the V50 boasts a larger battery, faster charging, and the latest Android version. While the V40 has a slightly higher resolution display,

The Vivo V50 starts at ₹34,999 for the 128GB storage variant, while the 256GB model is priced at ₹36,999. Pre-orders are now live, with the first sale scheduled for February 25 via Flipkart, Vivo exclusive stores,