Not too many days ago, the Vivo V40 was made official in Pakistan, and from today, it’s seekers would also be seeing the newer version. The Vivo V40e in the markets, as promised.
There was a pronouncement made a day earlier for Vivo V40e’s launch in Pakistan with a pre-order window till 2nd November, and they settled a price for it which was nearly as much as the previous V30e, even though it comes with bigger upgrades.
It’s a grade-A phone, inclined on the sides, and they gave it a curve AMOLED 6.77” 1080p panel that can push pixels around at a 120Hz rated speed. And if that’s not enough, it will even have HDR10+ support, so it will adjust the brightness level of individual pixels to make the HDR content pop out.
Also, there’s a 50 MP peeper on the front under a very small cutout, and it takes really sharp selfies. Apart from this, it includes a 50 MP IMX882 shooter around the back, alongside a second one, which, although only an 8 MP ultrawide unit, everything sets greatly for impactful images.
They dropped Snapdragon and gave MediaTek a chance with a Dimensity 7300 chip, which will perform amazingly in things such as games or multi-thread tasks. Vivo is confident enough to promise a three-year OS update alongwith Vivo’s latest 5G phone. Another special feature to notice in this phone is its IP64 rating.
It’s Android 14 and Funtouch OS from the start, but it won’t be locked at this version forever. You can recharge it at 80 watts, and it should take less than an hour to fill up its 5500mAh tank.
Of course, this phone also showed up with a typical under-screen optical fingerprint ID and WiFi 5. They have finally recced the Vivo V40e (8/256GB) at Rs99,999/-.
