Indian retailers carried the Vivo V30 and V30 Pro posters last week, though Vivo did not specify when they would be released. The business declared that the V30 and V30 Pro would be “coming soon” to India.
The marketing page for the V30 and Pro can be found on Vivo’s official website in India, suggesting that they are relatively new smartphones. Before the V30 Pro’s formal release, Vivo gave us a sneak peek at its appearance and its three Indian color options: Peacock Green, Andaman Blue, and Classic Black.
Andaman Blue, which “celebrates the vibrant spirit of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, embodying the rich hues of the Indian Ocean,” and Peacock Green, which draws inspiration from the peacock’s feathers, were “created for India colors.”
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Three cameras—a 50 megapixel telephoto camera, a 50 megapixel ultrawide camera, and a 50 megapixel primary camera with optical image stabilization—are housed on the rear panel of the Vivo V30 Pro. Among the features is an Aura Light Portrait flash attachment in the shape of a squircle.
Cine-flare ZEISS Style Portrait filters, Sonar, Planar, Distagon, and Biotar are expected in the “slimmest phone of 2024,” Vivo V30 Pro. For the first time, V30 Pro has ZEISS filters from X-series phones. First V-series phone with ZEISS improvements.
The Vivo V30 Pro’s 50MP selfie camera will have a punch hole in its 120Hz curved display, according to Vivo Thailand. Also confirmed: the smartphone features a 5,000 mAh battery. Its features will be revealed when the V30 Pro launches in Thailand on February 28.
The V30 smartphone is outdated. It was unveiled this month, so we are aware of its features. For additional details, see our coverage of the Vivo V30’s debut. Vivo also unveiled the V30 Lite, which will not be sold in India, alongside the V30 and Pro.
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