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Vivo Y05 hits the Indian market with 6500mAh battery and Android 16

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Vivo officially launched the Vivo Y05 at Índia this Thursday, reinforcing its presence in the entry-level segment with a device that promises extended autonomy and balanced performance. The smartphone is now available in physical stores and on the manufacturer’s official website, confirming the technical specifications and competitive price strategy for the category. The model is positioned as an alternative for users looking for a secondary or main device with a long-lasting battery.

Giant Bateria and extended autonomy

The main highlight of the Vivo Y05 is the integration of a 6500mAh battery, a capacity higher than the average found in direct competitors. Segundo brand technical data, this energy allows up to 29 hours of uninterrupted video playback, offering significant autonomy for everyday life. The Android 16 operating system with OriginOS 6.0 interface works together with the hardware to optimize energy consumption, avoiding accelerated wear during everyday tasks.

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Vivo Y05 – Divulgação

Processador and memory for efficient performance

Processing is managed by the Unisoc T7225 chipset, manufactured using a 12-nanometer process with eight cores that reach speeds of up to 1.8 GHz. The architecture was designed to prioritize energy efficiency, ensuring stable operation in basic and intermediate applications. In memory, the device uses Extended RAM technology, offering 4GB of physical RAM with the ability to allocate another 4GB of internal storage as virtual memory, totaling 8GB of RAM.

  • Versão with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage
  • Versão with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage
  • Ambas variants support virtual expansion to 8GB RAM
  • File Sistema optimized for OriginOS 6.0

Tela LCD with 120Hz refresh rate

The front panel features a 6.74-inch LCD screen with HD+ resolution of 1600 x 720 pixels. One of the differentiators for the price range is the 120Hz refresh rate, providing more fluid transitions in navigation and system menus. The design adopts a teardrop notch to accommodate the front camera, maintaining balanced proportions.

Visibility in outdoor environments is reinforced by a peak brightness of 1200 nits, a considerable value for LCD screens. The manufacturer has included high brightness eye protection mode to reduce visual fatigue during prolonged use. The pixel density of 260 PPI guarantees adequate sharpness for media consumption and text reading, without compromising battery life.

Câmeras and photography features

The photographic setup follows a minimalist line focused on essential functionality. At the rear, a single 8 megapixel sensor with f/2.0 aperture accompanied by an LED flash. The front camera has 5 megapixels with f/2.2 aperture, suitable for selfies and video calls. The software includes specific modes for different shooting scenarios, such as Modo Noturno for low-light photos, Modo Retrato with software background blur, Live Photo feature, Time-lapse and natively integrated document scanner.

The design of the device offers two color options: Midnight Blue and Champagne Gold. The rear finish seeks to repel fingerprints, maintaining sober and proportional lines for the entry-level segment.

Preço and market availability

The Vivo Y05 was launched at Índia with a price of 12,999 rupees for the entry-level version, equivalent to approximately R$850 in direct conversion, excluding Brazilian taxes. The device focuses on the public looking for a secondary cell phone or main device without the need for constant recharging throughout the day. Ainda there is no official information about distribution for the Brazilian market or other countries for América Latina, as Vivo’s strategy for the Y line tends to prioritize emerging markets for Ásia before expanding to Ocidente.