Vivo V50e Review: Stylish Design, Solid Battery, and Strong Selfie Game at Rs 30,000:

Suspense Crime, Digital Desk : The Vivo V50e comes in color options of Sapphire Blue and Pearl White. We reviewed the Pearl White variant that does look appealing. While the finish is nice, the rear panel is slightly prone to fingerprints. The phone's 5,600mAh battery is large, but it is still very light at 186 grams and only 7.6mm thick, helping it retain a sleek look.

It has an unibody plastic design that feels very durable and is IP68/IP69 dust and water resistant. Also included are the USB-C port, dual speakers, and a silver metallic frame which adds to its elegance.

A quad-curved 6.77 inch AMOLED display with HDR10+ and Widescreen L1 is also included along with a Full HD+ resolution. The display emits bright colors with blacks that are nearly as deep as a void. Its 120Hz refresh rate coupled with the brightness means that it retains usability even when taken outside, though at some points the brightness is reduced.

Software and performance.

Daily driving tasks for the V50e are handled with the Dimensity 7300 and 8GB of RAM running the show, making it smooth with app switching, video streaming, or casual gaming. Users who stream more intensive games, like Genshin Impact or Call of Duty: Mobile, may run into stuttering issues.

Including upgraded features like enhanced user security, improved overall responsiveness, and newer software updates for up to 3 years clean before patches.

AI tools that enhance the user experience such as the live transcription and the object eraser are great additions to the already powerful punch the software offers. All of these customizable ranges place the user in a position to change how intrusive notifications appear, alleviating some of the bloatware tension.

Camera Capabilities

The two cameras are equipped with an 8mp ultra wide lens and a 50mp main sensor providing with the v50e as top choices for photography lovers. Psychological principles, such as perceptual organization, explain the edges of portrait shots showing good edge detection, and how the natural background blur made them look famous. Unfortunately, I did notice the ultra-wide camera introducing noise into darker areas.

The v50e really made a statement when it comes to selfies with the added eye catching attribute of a 50mp front camera for low light conditions. Additionally, recording video in 4k at 30 frames per second speaks to her versatility.

Charging and Battery

While using a 90w charger the v50e will accept, I was able to achieve a full charge starting from zero in roundabout fifty minutes. Ultra long battery life is achieved by the 5600ouh pack included in the v50e mobile, maintaining multiple hours of full mixed ultilization throughout the day.

Verdict

An outstanding all-rounder smartphone, the Vivo V50e has a good battery backup, a fluent display, and is perfect for taking selfies, all while being priced below Rs 30,000. It is not made for heavy gamers or advanced photographers, but for the average user, it complements their daily work with varied features. Even if a bit less captivating, the iQOO Neo 10R and Nothing Phone 3a Pro promise enhanced performance and extra camera functionalities, but the V50e captures them all in a single device.