Screen:
6.77"
Weight:
189g
Waterproof
Charging:
90W
Optical Zoom:
None
Thickness:
7.4mm
Screen covers
88.5% of body
Reviews
Overall rating and the reviews that impact it
Pros
Camera
Exceptional image processing: Ensures every shot is crisp, detailed, and well-balanced.
Best-in-segment rear camera setup: No weak links, as each sensor contributes meaningfully.
Aura Light inclusion: Enhances low-light photography with a refined, professional look.
High-quality front-facing camera: Captures excellent selfies with great dynamic range and color accuracy.
Phone Appearance
Strikingly slim and premium design: Especially in the Starry Night variant.
Dust and water resistance: Adds extra durability.
Display
High-quality AMOLED display: Offers vibrant colors and outstanding brightness.
Excellent visibility under direct sunlight: Due to high brightness levels.
Battery
Battery life is impressive: Lasts through a full day of use.
Fast charging technology: Ensures minimal downtime.
Cons
Camera
No telephoto lens: Limits zooming capabilities.
Ultrawide camera could be improved: As it is only serviceable.
Lack of strong 4K selfie stabilization: Makes video footage less steady.
Performance
Chipset is adequate but not top-tier: Making it weaker than some competitors.
RAM and storage speeds are relatively slow: Leading to occasional sluggishness.
Display
Resolution downgrade: Compared to its predecessor, which may disappoint pixel enthusiasts.
No Dolby Vision: Limits the HDR experience.
Battery
No wireless charging: May disappoint users who prefer cable-free power-ups.
Software
UI feels cluttered: Compared to cleaner alternatives.
Connectivity
No eSIM support: Might be an issue for some users.
Availability
Limited availability: Makes it harder to purchase in certain regions.
Rankings
Where vivo V50 stands in 2025
Best Phone Of 2025
#49
Largest Screen
#32
Smallest Screen
#33
Lightest
#13
Thinnest
#6
Fastest Charging
#14
Highest Screen Ratio
#46
Cheapest
#16
