Vivo Y02t

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Vivo Y02t at Rs 24,999 is a phone that emphasises storage and brand trust over processing muscle. With 128 GB of storage — double what most competitors offer at this price — you have room for thousands of photos, dozens of apps, and hours of video without ever needing to juggle files or invest in a microSD card. The Helio P35 processor is one of the older chips still sold in new phones: its 12 nm fabrication runs warm under load and consumes more power than modern alternatives, though for light tasks like messaging and browsing, the difference is barely noticeable. The 4 GB of RAM handles two to three apps simultaneously but closes background processes when pushed. The 6.51-inch display at 270 PPI is comfortable for daily use, and the IPS LCD panel delivers accurate colours. The 8 MP f/2.0 main camera captures passable daylight photos, and the 5 MP selfie camera is basic. The 5000 mAh battery compensates for the processor's inefficiency by providing reliable all-day endurance. At 164 mm tall and 8.5 mm thin, the phone is a standard size. This model suits storage-focused buyers who want a Vivo phone with generous internal space. The Villaon V50s at Rs 21,399 saves you Rs 3,600 and offers 4 GB of RAM expandable to 8 GB, plus 64 GB of storage — though the Vivo's 128 GB of storage doubles the Villaon's capacity, giving you more room for photos and apps without managing files. The Y02t's Vivo branding also carries better resale value in Pakistan's market. The Villaon's unnamed processor provides no basis for comparison against the Vivo's documented Helio P35, though the P35 is a known quantity despite its age. Both phones share a 5000 mAh battery, but the Villaon's 4000 mAh cell is smaller. For buyers who prioritise storage capacity and brand trust, the Vivo Y02t justifies its premium; the Villaon V50s appeals to those who want the lowest price and can manage with less storage. PTA Note: Verify PTA approval status before purchase, as non-PTA devices will require additional tax to activate local SIM support.