Vivo T4 Pro 5G is finally making its grand debut in India, with the official launch locked for August 26, 2025. Does it feel extra exciting that this news came straight from Vivo itself—and that Flipkart is already hyping the handset with microsites and splashy product posters? Maybe I’m a bit of a tech nerd, but new phone launches always give me a rush, sort of like seeing your favorite band release a surprise single. The T4 Pro 5G is set to be priced between ₹25,000 and ₹30,000, which places it in that sweet spot where most folks won’t need to raid their piggy bank or start a crowdfunding campaign among friends.
So, what’s under the hood that makes it stand out from the regular sea of mid-range Androids? Vivo’s play this time centers mostly around a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset. It’s the same processor as the recent V60 5G, which means decent performance—good for gaming, casual binge-watching, and snappy multitasking. Don’t expect a cosmic leap in horsepower, but then again, that’s not usually what you’re paying for in this price bracket. Plus, you get a 6.78-inch quad-curved AMOLED display with a crisp 1.5K resolution and a fluid 120Hz refresh rate, which might make scrolling feel like skating on glass—smooth and a little fancy. The phone has a side profile of just 7.53mm, so it won’t stretch your pocket like a brick. Here’s the fun bit: blue and gold are the show-off colors, and honestly, my last phone was “Twilight Blue.” Maybe I’m doomed to always pick phones that sound like they could be the name of a spa treatment.
And let’s talk camera—for most users, the camera is the heart of any new phone. Vivo’s throwing in a vertically-placed triple rear camera unit featuring a 50MP Sony IMX882 telephoto lens with 3x periscope zoom (which, I admit, sounds geeky but basically means you can stalk squirrels in the park without them knowing). There’s also a third lens and Vivo’s own Aura Light tech, supposedly for better low-light shots. If you’ve ever tried snapping your friends in a dim restaurant, you know the struggle; anything that reduces grain and weird color casts is a win. And on the front, there’s a rumored 50MP selfie camera, so your social media game can stay strong (or at least your accidental double-chin shots look slightly more “HD”).
Battery life is a huge deal (especially if you’re like me and forget to charge until your phone scolds you at 2%—“Connect charger or perish”). The T4 Pro 5G packs a 6,500mAh cell, and that’s borderline heroic. It should easily go a full day regardless of your TikTok or Call of Duty Mobile marathons. When it’s finally time to charge, you get 90W wired fast charging—meaning you can top up while making coffee, not while waiting through a whole Netflix episode. Fast charging is one of life’s small pleasures, almost as good as finding an extra fry at the bottom of the bag.
Specs-wise, it’s running Android 15 with Vivo’s Funtouch OS on top (you get used to the name, trust me), LPDDR4x RAM (most variants seem to have 8GB), UFS 2.2 storage, dual SIM slots for your work-life split, and all the standard connectivity stuff: WiFi, Bluetooth, USB Type-C, but no NFC. That might bug some people, but personally, I’ve never tapped my phone to pay for anything outside of a coffee shop—so maybe it’s a minor thing unless you’re deep into the payments scene.
People are already buzzing online about bank offers, possible launch discounts, and whether the camera will actually deliver on the zoom hype. Some fans are mulling over which color to get, while others seem laser-focused on battery and display specs. It reminds me of college, when everyone debated if a laptop was good based solely on RAM or screen size (“Bro, 8GB RAM or nothing!”). The fun part of any new phone drop is comparing notes, checking out early reviews, and hoping you got the best deal.
