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Vivo has been aggressively ramping up its mid-range portfolio and has added T4 Ultra to its portfolio. The successor to the T3 Ultra is targeting the premium mid-range segment (Under Rs. 40,000) with its powerful camera module offering 100x zoom, MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ chipset, beefy 5,500 mAh battery pack. Certainly this segment (Rs. 35,000- Rs. 40,000) has become the hot spot for all OEMs to compete. And with the T4 Ultra, Vivo seems to have raised the bars focusing on the imaging hardware and overall user experience. At Giznext, we got our hands on the T4 Ultra’s 8GB RAM trim and have tested its daily performance. Does it fair all the hype? We have tried to break it down below:

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Box Contents

• Vivo T4 Ultra (unit)
• TPU case
• User manuals
• SIM ejector tool
• Charging adapter
• USB Type-C cable

Display Review

Let’s start with the basics first. The T4 Ultra’s big 6.67-inch quad-curved AMOLED panel looks sharp and crisp. Supporting a 2400 x 1200 pixels resolution with 460 PPI pixel density, the colors pops vibrant while the text look sharp. It comes with a 120Hz refresh rate and takes a step ahead in this visual game with whopping 5000 nits peak brightness. This definitely gives the T4 Ultra an edge over the rivals in the segment; specifically in the display game.

We were surprised how easy it was to watch videos and even get on with gaming outdoors. The T4 Ultra’s AMOLED panel has HDR10+ compatibility is another add on that provides an immersive visual experience with Netflix. Darks are clear and you don’t see any pixilations in the dark scenes. No evident frame drops and lags have been noticed during gameplays. You can find a Visual Enhancement feature in the display settings that makes content more vivid while optimizing power consumption.

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Design

Design language hasn’t been altered much and you’ll find the looks familiar. The looks and feel’s all premium with the slim form factor along with the curved edge design. The large camera ring at the rear does grab the instant attention. And why not, that’s the top selling point for this. new T4 series handset. We have received the Meteor Grey variant of the T4 Ultra which looks subtle yet classy.

The combo of satin-matte texture of the rear panel is smooth to touch and provides a luxurious feel. It’s a lightweight handset with 192 gms weight that’s easy to both hold and carry around. Thankfully, even with the smooth texture the rear panel isn’t prone to fingerprints and smudges which is big respite. But the grip can be slightly slippery and you can use the soft TPU case that ships with the retail box.

You also can opt for aftermarket cases and covers to protect the rear panel from scratches and also from accidental drops. Ports have got the usual placement with the power key and the volume key being placed at the right spine and the USB Type C port, speaker grille and the SIM card tray being positioned at the bottom panel. Note that this variant like its siblings come with hybrid SIM slot. So, only a single SIM card and a microSD card slot or just dual SIM cards can be used simultaneously.

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Camera

The biggest upgrade and the highlight of the T4 Ultra is its new and powerful camera setup. Vivo has stepped up the mobile photography game specifically in the mid-range segment. Specs here are a 50MP main lens (Sony IMX921) combined with 8MP ultra-wide angle sensor, and a 50MP periscope lens. Stepping up the photography game is the new periscope sensor which allows 3x optical and 100x digital zoom. While this isn’t a Zeiss co-engineered camera hardware like the X series, it’s definitely the T4 Ultra’s USP. We’ll speak about this one in a while, before that let’s start with the standard daylight performance.

The T4 Ultra’s main sensor does an impressive job with capturing details. Color retention is accurate no inconsistency is experience with color production. Dynamic range is to the point so is the edge detection. We are attaching a few samples here for the daylight shots and you can see the well balanced output it offers in broad daylight situations. Wide-angle sensor captures a decent frame overall both in daylight as well as night. Slight inconsistencies might occur in low light conditions.

Portrait mode here does a fine job with background blurs and highlighting the subject. You can switch between different focal lengths with the maximum being 100mm. Now coming to the primary camera highlight, i.e, the zoom capabilities. Standard zoom shots (up to 10x) are clear and vibrant. Edge detection and color retention is apt when you stick to this range. With the maximum range the output tends to get slightly hazy. Using a tripod or stable surface does help when you are zooming on the subject over 5x zoom.

Night photography doesn’t disappoint when you enable the Night mode. Details are well retained here too with low grains and and noise. The 100x zoom option is available in the Night mode too but basic 5x and 10x clicks better output overall. Added bonus is the Aura light feature which helps improving the portraits at night.

Selfies are well defined with the 32MP snapper up front. You get all the primary modes including Night, Portrait, Dual View, etc while using the front camera. Overall output is good and the selfie sensor offers a pleasing experience.

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Performance And Battery Backup

Vivo T4 Ultra has been updated with the Dimensity 9300+ chipset. MediaTek’s flagship SoC lineup has been a well performer overall and that driving the T4 Ultra makes it handle all the tasks decently well. We got out hands on the 8GB RAM and 256GB storage variant. It’s built in 50,000 mm² cooling integrating a large vapour chamber area keeps a check at the temperature levels. This ensures experience is good with gaming and this unit has been able to handle graphic-intensive FPS and arcade titles well. Multitasking; specifically switching between multiple apps is swift. Storage is ample too if you go with the high end version. But still there is a provision for expanding storage via microSD card. This brings us to the SIM tray which is a hybrid SIM slot allowing using single SIM card and microSD card simultaneously.

Under its hood is the 5,500 mAh battery that allows a backup of over a day with a single charge. No additional plug-in is required if your usage is limited to basic browsing, calling, texting, etc. If your usage is extensive, you will need to use the charger by the end of the day. Its bundled 90W charger allows rapid charging speed. It takes around half an hour for the handset to take up to 50 percent charge, while a full charge takes slightly over an hour.

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Final Verdict

Vivo T4 Ultra is announced starting at Rs. 37,999 which brings it in the premium mid-range segment. It’s amongst the few Android phones in this price range to come offer a larger 10x telephoto macro lens. Photography is one of its forte, but the remaining features are well balanced. It has got a vibrant screen with fluid touch response, premium build and design, fast processing speeds, and decent backup. Vivo has certainly improved the user experience with the T4 series and solely focusing on the camera capabilities, overall performance has been optimised too. Vivo has definitely made some advancements with the series T phones and we have seen significant improvements in the T4 Ultra; specifically its imaging capabilities.

Key Highlights

• MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultimate
• 5,500mAh battery with 45W FastCharge
• 65MP Sony IMX682 camera
• Active Halo Lighting
• Military grade durability
• Sounded by JBL

You know that moment when you try a phone just to ‘check it out,’ and then you keep reaching for it over your daily driver? Yep, that’s exactly what happened when I got my hands on the Infinix Note 50s 5G+. Priced at just Rs. 15,999, I wasn’t expecting anything out of the ordinary. But wow, this phone surprised me, and not in a ‘just okay’ kind of way.

From the stylish design to that vibrant AMOLED screen and surprisingly decent performance, the Note 50s 5G+ felt like a phone trying to prove a point, and doing it well. Of course, it’s not flawless (no phone at this price is), but what it offers for the money? Pretty impressive. So, if you are wondering whether this new Infinix device is just another forgettable mid-ranger or a smart steal, let’s get to know in this review.

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Pros	Cons
Slim and lightweight design	Average Charging speed
Vibrant 6.78-inch AMOLED display with 144Hz refresh rate	No ultra-wide or macro lens
Long-lasting 5,500mAh battery

What’s Inside The Box?

• Infinix Note 50s 5G+ handset (Titanium Grey)
• USB cable
• 45W FastCharge
• TPU case
• SIM ejector tool
• User manual
• Warranty card
• Stickers

Design

My attention was first drawn to the Infinix Note 50s 5G+’s slim and light design. At only 180 grams and 7.6mm thick, this phone feels incredibly sleek in the hand. This is something that I honestly didn’t expect at this price point. In fact, Infinix claims it’s the slimmest phone with a 3D curved display in this segment, and I’ve got to say, it definitely looks the part.

I have got the Titanium Grey variant and while the body is made of plastic, it absolutely doesn’t feel like it. The phone has a high-end feel thanks to the matte metallic rear finish, which shimmers a little in the daylight. It has the soft curves around the edges that makes it super comfortable to hold for long hours.

One design touch I really appreciated was the Active Halo lighting around the camera module. This subtle LED ring lights up during calls, charging, notifications, and even when clicking pictures.

On the back, the camera island sits neatly in the top left corner, housing three sensors. Meanwhile, you can see the Infinix branding at the bottom left. At the bottom edge, you’ll find the Type-C port, speaker grille, mic, and SIM tray, while the second speaker and mic sit at the top. Yes, dual stereo speakers on a phone under Rs. 16K. That’s rare, and it seriously boosts the media experience.

Display

This is the part where the Infinix Note 50s 5G+ really flexes its muscles. The moment you power it on, the 6.78-inch 3D curved AMOLED screen sets a premium vibe that’s hard to ignore. You get a Full-HD+ resolution, a super smooth 144Hz refresh rate, and 100 percent DCI-P3 color gamut support. In simple terms? Everything looks vibrant, colors pop, and animations feel silky-smooth. It genuinely gives off a flagship-like experience at a fraction of the price.

The display is further protected by Gorilla Glass 5 which is a nice bonus, especially for those of us who tend to drop our phones once in a while. Plus, the device is IP64-rated for dust and splash resistance, another rare find in this segment.

One cool little touch: at the top of the phone, you’ll spot ‘Sound by JBL’ printed above the screen, finely reminding you that this phone isn’t just about visuals, it’s got the audio chops too.

Overall, for Rs. 15,999, this panel easily beats most of its rivals. If you’re after a phone that looks and feels premium the moment you unlock it, the Note 50s 5G+ nails that first impression.

Performance

It is the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultimate chipset that powers the Infinix Note 50s 5G+. It is paired with 8GB of RAM and an additional 8GB of virtual RAM. You also get up to 256GB of onboard storage which is more than enough for all your apps, games, and photos.

In day-to-day use, the performance is smooth. Whether it was multitasking, casual gaming, or editing photos, the phone handled everything smoothly. App switching is quick and there were no lags or slowdowns during my usage.

Now coming to gaming which is surprisingly good. I tested Call of Duty: Mobile and BGMI and both ran at high frame rates (up to 90fps on supported titles). Even during longer gaming sessions, there were no major heating issues. Sure, it warms up a bit during extended play, but nothing alarming.

On the software side, the Note 50s 5G+ runs XOS 15 based on Android 15. Infinix has been working on cleaning up its UI, and it shows. Animations feel smoother, bloatware is much less, and the overall experience is now more refined. Plus, you get some genuinely useful AI-powered features like Folax AI Assistant, AI Wallpaper Generator, and Smart Translator. These tools are subtle and add value without getting in your way.

And here’s the icing on the cake. Three years of security patches and two years of OS updates are what Infinix is guaranteeing. That kind of support is rare in this segment and definitely deserves a thumbs up.

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Camera

The Infinix Note 50s 5G+ comes with a 64MP Sony IMX682 primary camera and a 2MP depth sensor. What adds flair to the rear module is the Infinite Loop Lighting. It is a circular LED ring that lights up for calls, messages, and even gaming. It’s subtle but adds character.

Now, let’s talk image quality. Honestly, the 64MP sensor performs really well for this price. Daylight shots are vibrant, sharp, and carry just the right number of punchy colors. There’s noticeable AI processing, but it’s tastefully done. This is something you’ll find on pretty much all smartphones these days.

Where it really impressed me was low-light photography. Colors stay balanced, exposure is well-controlled, and you won’t be left with overly noisy shots. For a phone under Rs. 16000, that’s a big win.

On the front, you’ve got a 16MP selfie camera with loads of features. From 4K video recording at 30fps, portrait mode, and dual video, to beauty filters and wide-angle selfies, all of these will be appreciated by vloggers and casual content creators.

As for video, you can shoot at 4K at 30fps or 1080p at 60fps, which is more than fair for the segment.

Battery And Charging

The Infinix Note 50s 5G+ packs a big 5,500mAh battery into a slim 7.6mm body that is pretty impressive for a phone this sleek. In day-to-day use, it easily lasted me around 28 hours with medium to heavy usage. Light users can easily push it close to two full days. Infinix also adds clever touches like Bypass Charging, which sends power directly to the motherboard while gaming to reduce heat, and Low-Temperature Charging Mode, which slightly slows charging to protect long-term battery health.

Now, coming to the charging speed. It’s decent, though not mind-blowing. The 45W fast charger in the box got my phone from 6 percent to 100 percent in just about an hour. Not blazing fast, but totally acceptable at this price point.

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Giznext’s Final Verdict

The Infinix Note 50s 5G+ punches well above its weight with a sleek design, curved AMOLED display, solid performance, and impressive battery life. While the camera AI may not appeal to purists and charging could be faster, these are minor trade-offs. For under Rs. 16,000, it’s a feature-packed phone that nails the essentials and even throws in a few surprises. A solid value-for-money choice.

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Key Highlights

• 7,300mAh large battery
• 90W flash charge
• Flagship level quad curved AMOLED display
• Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor

If you think big batteries mean bulky phones, the Vivo T4 5G is here to prove you wrong. Yes, I’ve got my hands on it to tell you how. With a massive 7,300mAh battery packed inside a surprisingly slim and stylish body, this phone instantly caught my attention. I’ve been testing it out, scrolling endlessly, binging shows, and clipping photos to see if it really lives up to the hype. Is the Vivo T4 5G just another mid-range phone with flashy specs, or does it actually deliver where it counts? Stick around because this one might just surprise you.

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What’s Inside The Box?

• Vivo T4 5G handset (Phantom Grey)
• Phone case
• 90W charger
• USB cable
• SIM ejector tool
• Quick start guide
• Warranty card

Pros	Cons
Impressive 7,300mAh battery	No ultrawide lens
Fast 90W FlashCharge support	Limited to FHD streaming on Netflix
Sleek design with slim profile	No expandable storage
32MP selfie camera

Design

When I first held the Vivo T4 5G, I was surprised. The phone feels quite light and thin for a device with a massive 7,300mAh battery. It doesn’t feel heavy in the hand at all, even if you use it for long hours. The phone has smooth curved edges on the front and back which makes it easy to hold and gives it a nice, premium feel.

I’m using the Phantom Grey variant, and it looks classy. It has a soft metallic shine, not too bright, but stylish. The back is made of plastic, but it doesn’t get smudgy with fingerprints, which is great. The camera ring at the back adds a nice touch, though it sticks out just a little which is again great.

The buttons are placed well, easy to reach, and it even has an IR blaster in the camera area, which is useful for controlling your TV or AC. At the bottom, you get the SIM tray, speaker, and charging port. The left side is clean.

Furthermore, the smartphone comes with an IP65 rating, so it can easily handle dust and small water splashes, perfect for everyday use. On top of that, Vivo has tested it with military-level checks for drops and heat, which makes it build quality tougher.

Overall, the Vivo T4 5G looks nice, feels good in the hand, and is built to last. For a mid-range phone, Vivo has done a great job with the design.

Display

The Vivo T4 5G has a big 6.77-inch AMOLED screen with curved edges that looks and feels premium. It offers rich colors and smooth visuals, thanks to its 120Hz refresh rate. I watched YouTube and even IPL matches on it and the colors were bright, clear, and sharp. With a peak brightness of 5000 nits, it’s one of the brightest displays you’ll find in this price range.

Even outdoors under Delhi’s harsh summer sun, I had no trouble seeing the screen clearly. Vivo claims it can reach up to 5000 nits brightness, and honestly, outdoor visibility was excellent. Touch response was smooth too, and the in-display fingerprint sensor worked fine most of the time.

Though, streaming is limited to Full HD for now, but the display quality overall is top-notch for its price.

Performance

Under the hood, the Vivo T4 5G runs on the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor. This is something we have already seen in many phones around this price. In daily use, it works really well. I had no issues switching between apps, scrolling through social media, or multitasking. The phone also comes with up to 12GB RAM and 512GB storage, which is great.

However, if you are into gaming, this phone might not be the best pick. I played BGMI on Smooth + Extreme settings, and while it ran okay, it was limited to 60FPS. There were noticeable frame drops during longer gaming sessions, which made the experience a bit frustrating. So, if you are a serious gamer, this might be a letdown.

Coming to the sound quality, it is just average. The Vivo T4 only has a single speaker at the bottom, no stereo setup like the previous Vivo T3. It’s loud enough for casual use, but don’t expect deep or rich sound.

On the software side, it runs on FunTouch OS 15 based on Android 15. It feels smoother than before, and Vivo has added some useful features like AI Erase and Note Assist. You will still find a few pre-installed apps, though. Vivo promises two years of major updates and three years of security updates.

Camera

The camera setup of the Vivo T4 5G is good. A 50MP Sony IMX882 main camera with OIS is included. It captures decent shots in daylight with good details and a fairly wide dynamic range. However, the colors can be a bit off at times with skin tones sometimes looking unnaturally saturated. The portrait shots are better, thanks to good edge detection and a nice blur effect in the background.

Low-light performance, though, isn’t as strong. Without Night Mode, the images turn out soft and lack detail, especially when zoomed in. The noise reduction sometimes goes overboard, making the photos look washed out. Unfortunately, there’s no ultrawide lens, which is something many phones in this price range offer.

The Vivo T4’s 32MP selfie camera is a significant improvement over the T3’s 16MP model. The result? Great selfies! While the preview may not always show accurate colors, the final photos are clear, sharp, and definitely one of the best in this segment.

For those who want extra detail, the 50MP high-resolution mode is there, though it takes a bit longer to process. The Supermoon mode lets you zoom up to 20X, though I found anything beyond 10X to be too soft.

In short, the Vivo T4 5G’s camera does a good job for casual photography and selfies. But it could use some improvements, especially for low-light shots and color accuracy. If you’re not expecting top-tier camera performance, it’s still a solid choice.

Battery

If there’s one thing that makes the Vivo T4 5G stand out, it’s the massive 7,300mAh battery. This is the biggest you’ll find in any phone in this price range right now. I’ve been using it for a while, and honestly, the battery life is incredible.

With regular use like calling, browsing, social media, and a bit of video watching, the phone easily lasted me two full days. If you are someone who uses the phone lightly, you can even stretch it to three days without needing to charge.

Charging is also fast, thanks to 90W FlashCharge support. It takes a little over an hour to fully charge, which is great considering how big the battery is. If long battery life is a top priority for you, the Vivo T4 5G won’t disappoint.

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Final Verdict

The Vivo T4 5G is a solid mid-range phone. It offers an impressive 7,300mAh battery, sleek design, and decent camera performance for Rs. 21,999. Its large battery life, good display, and fast charging are standout features. However, gaming performance could be better, and the camera struggles in low-light conditions. Overall, it’s a good purchase for everyday users but not ideal for gamers or camera enthusiasts.

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Key Highlights

• Dimensity 7300 5G processor
• Military-grade durability
• 6,500mAh high-density battery
• 50MP AI camera

The Vivo T4x 5G is here, and I finally got my hands on it. Now, if you are wondering whether this phone is worth every rupee or just another flashy device, let me take you through my experience. I’ve tested its performance, battery life, camera, and display to see if it’s truly worth your hard-earned money. So, is the Vivo T4x 5G a steal or just style without substance? Let’s dive in and find out in the review.

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Pros	Cons
120Hz high refresh rate display	Average camera performance
Smooth Performance	LCD display instead of AMOLED
6,500mAh long-lasting battery	Bloatware

What’s Inside The Box?

• Vivo T4x 5G handset (Marine Blue)
• Charger
• USB cable
• Phone case
• SIM Ejector Tool
• Quick start guide
• Warranty card

Design

The Vivo T4x 5G comes in two eye-catching shades, that is, Marine Blue and Proton Purple. For this review, I got my hands on the Marine Blue variant, which features a glittery effect on the back. Now, whether you like this design or not is subjective. Some might find it flashy, while others, like me, will appreciate its unique pattern.

When you turn the phone backwards, you’ll find a camera module. There’s also a ring light around the camera module which goes by the name the Dynamic Light. But don’t mistake it for a flashlight. This Dynamic Light is purely for notifications, alerts, incoming calls, and charging indications. And yes, there’s also a regular flashlight on the back for when you actually need it.

In terms of build, the phone has a plastic composite back, which doesn’t feel ultra-premium but still looks stylish. At 208 grams, it’s slightly on the heavier side but the IP64 rating ensures protection against dust and splashes.

As for the button and port placement, the right side houses the volume rocker and power button, which are easy to access. The left side is home to the SIM tray, while the bottom features the charging port, microphone, and speaker grille. Everything is well-placed, and I didn’t face any issues with accessibility.

Display

The Vivo T4x 5G sports a 6.72-inch LCD display with a 2408 × 1080 resolution. While I would have loved an AMOLED panel for deeper blacks and punchier colors, the 120Hz refresh rate makes up for it by delivering smooth scrolling and a fluid experience.

With a peak brightness of 1050 nits (HBM), outdoor visibility is decent. During my usage, I had no trouble using it under direct sunlight. The colors look vibrant enough, thanks to the 83 percent NTSC color gamut and the 393 pixel density ensures sharp visuals.

Touch response is snappy, and since it’s a capacitive multi-touch panel, interactions feel smooth whether you are gaming or just browsing. However, if you are someone who prefers deep contrast and rich colors, you might miss having an AMOLED display here. Overall, it’s a solid display for the price, but an AMOLED panel would have made it even better.

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Performance

Under the hood, the Vivo T4x 5G is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset (built on a 4nm process). Paired with 8GB of RAM and 256GB onboard storage, the phone handles everyday tasks with ease. Apps open quickly, multitasking is smooth, and even with multiple apps running in the background, I didn’t experience any major slowdowns.

Now when it comes to gaming, the Dimensity 7300 does a decent job. I played BGMI and Call of Duty: Mobile at high settings, and the gameplay was smooth with minimal frame drops. The 120Hz refresh rate does make animations and touch response feel smooth. However, after extended gaming sessions of around 45 minutes to an hour, the device starts to heat up slightly, nothing extreme, but noticeable.

Now, here’s where things take a hit. The Vivo T4x 5G runs on Funtouch OS 15, based on Android 15. While it’s feature-packed and smooth in terms of performance, the cluttered UI and excessive bloatware kill the vibe. Pre-installed apps make the interface feel messy and cleaning them up takes effort. Vivo really needs to tone down the bloatware to make the software experience more enjoyable.

Overall, for everyday tasks and gaming, the Vivo T4x 5G performs well. If you can get past the bloatware, this phone delivers great performance for its price.

Camera

The Vivo T4x 5G features a dual-camera setup with a 50MP primary sensor and a 2MP depth sensor. For selfies, it comes with an 8MP front camera.

The 50MP main camera on the Vivo T4x 5G delivers vibrant and bright photos. But if you prefer more natural tones, you might find the color processing a bit aggressive. Details are decent, though not flagship-level, and in good lighting conditions, the camera captures some really nice-looking shots.

When the sun goes down, the camera performance takes a slight hit. While the Night Mode helps in improving brightness and details, the images still have noticeable noise. You can get usable shots, but don’t expect it to work wonders in low-light conditions.

Now if we talk about selfies and video calls, the 8MP front camera is good. It captures sharp images with accurate skin tones, and I like that it doesn’t go overboard with beauty filters.

Also, there’s no ultra-wide lens which might be a dealbreaker for some. But considering the Rs. 16,999 price tag, we really can’t complain too much. The 2MP bokeh sensor does a fair job at background blur, but it’s not something that will blow you away.

If you love vibrant, colorful photos, the Vivo T4x 5G’s camera won’t disappoint. It’s great for daylight shots and decent for selfies, but low-light photography isn’t its strong suit.

Battery And Charging

The 6,500mAh battery on the Vivo T4x 5G is an absolute powerhouse. Whether you are scrolling endlessly through Instagram, binge-watching your favorite series, or playing games, this phone just keeps going.

On moderate usage, I easily got a day and a half without reaching for the charger. Even with heavy gaming, 5G usage, and streaming, it comfortably lasted a full day.

When it comes to charging, the 44W fast charging isn’t the fastest in the segment, but it gets the job done. In about 1 hour and 20 minutes, the phone goes from 0 to 100 percent, which is pretty decent for such a massive battery. While I would have loved faster charging speeds, the battery life itself more than makes up for it. If you’re someone who hates carrying a charger all the time, this phone is a lifesaver.

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Giznext’s Final Verdict: Should You Buy Vivo T4x 5G?

If you are in the market for a budget-friendly 5G smartphone that excels in battery life and offers smooth performance for everyday tasks, the Vivo T4x 5G is a worthy consideration. However, if premium build quality, advanced camera capabilities, or features like NFC are high on your priority list, you might want to explore other options. In conclusion, the Vivo T4x 5G provides considerable value for its price, making it a solid choice for users seeking essential features without breaking the bank.

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