Vivo V50 with Trio of 50MP Cameras, IP69 Rating, 6000 mAh Battery Launching in India at 12 noon Today

The Vivo V50 is set to make its debut in India later today. The Vivo V50 debuts as the first smartphone in the company's V series in 2025, although India will likely skip the Vivo V50 Pro.

The Vivo V50 will likely arrive as a rebranded version of the Vivo S20, which was unveiled in China back in November 2024, with some minor tweaks. If you want to check out our Vivo V40 review, head on over to the link.

Vivo V50 Launch in India: How to Watch Livestream?

The launch event for the Vivo V50 in India will take place at 12 noon (IST). Those interested can tune in on the company's official YouTube channel. We've also embedded the livestream below for your convenience.

Following its launch, the Vivo V50 will go on sale in India through Flipkart and the company's official e-store and through mainline channels. The Vivo V50 price in India is expected to start from under Rs 35,000.

Vivo V50 Specifications

Vivo has already confirmed key specifications of the V50 ahead of the launch. The phone will retain the dual-camera setup from last year, featuring a 50MP primary sensor with OIS and a 50MP ultrawide lens with AF. Both cameras will support 4K video recording. Up front, the Vivo V50 will come with a 50MP selfie camera with AF.

All three cameras on the Vivo V50 are co-engineered with ZEISS, offering seven classic ZEISS-style bokeh effects. Additionally, the circular Aura flash module also makes an appearance on the back. The Vivo V50 will pack a massive 6,000 mAh battery, making it the slimmest smartphone with such a large battery in the segment.

Vivo claims the battery on the V50 will offer smooth performance for 60 months. The phone is also expected to feature a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chipset and a 120Hz FHD+ AMOLED display. Vivo has also confirmed that its upcoming mid-ranger will come with several AI features.

Moreover, the landing page also reveals the three colour options for the Vivo V50, including Titanium Grey, Rose Red, and Starry Blue, which is the first to use '3D-Star technology' in India. The Vivo V50's screen will also be protected by Diamond Shield Glass, which is said to be 50% more drop-resistant compared to Schott glass on its predecessor. Vivo's upcoming V series smartphone will also feature an IP68+IP69 rating for flagship-grade dust and water resistance.