Vivo Y35

OhoPrice editorial review

The Vivo Y35 at 79,999 PKR is difficult to justify in 2026. The Snapdragon 680 4G is a 2022 entry chip that today typically belongs in phones closer to 50,000 PKR, and 8GB RAM with 128GB storage is adequate but nothing special at this price. The 6.58-inch 1080x2408 screen of about 401 PPI with a 90Hz refresh is genuinely sharp and pleasant, the 50MP main camera takes competent daylight photos with macro and depth lenses for filler, and the 16MP selfie is decent. The 5000mAh battery is reliable for a full day. The problem is pure value: rival phones at 70,000 PKR or less now offer far faster chips, higher-refresh AMOLED displays and larger batteries. The Y35 makes sense only for buyers committed to Vivo's software polish, camera tuning and brand reputation, or those who find it discounted below the list price. The Infinix Hot 60 Pro Plus at 69,999 PKR is 10,000 PKR cheaper and vastly more modern. It packs a 144Hz AMOLED panel peaking at 4500 nits, a 6nm Helio G200 that leaves the Y35's Snapdragon 680 far behind, 8GB RAM with 256GB storage, a 5160mAh battery and a September 2025 launch. The Y35's advantages narrow to its triple rear camera with a macro lens and a 16MP selfie over the Infinix's single 50MP rear and 13MP front. Honest verdict: the Hot 60 Pro Plus wins on price, speed, display, storage and battery, while the Y35 retains only the slightly more flexible camera setup and Vivo's brand. For 10,000 PKR less, the Infinix is the obvious value pick. Confirm the Y35 is PTA-approved via DIRBS, and ask whether the 79,999 PKR price already includes PTA costs, which it often does not on older models.