Vivo

Vivo, along with many other China-based original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), has been pushing the boundaries of mobile photography. In recent years, handsets such as the Vivo X200 Pro (review) and the Vivo X Fold 3 (review) have proven that you don't need an expensive professional camera to take amazing photos. A big credit for this also goes to Zeiss, whose continued partnership with Vivo has been highly fruitful for the brand. To aid its ambition of bringing exceptional mobile photography to the mid-range segment, Vivo launched the new Vivo V60 earlier this month.

Vivo, along with many other China-based original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), has been pushing the boundaries of mobile photography. In recent years, handsets such as the Vivo X200 Pro (review) and the Vivo X Fold 3 (review) have proven that you don't need an expensive professional camera to take amazing photos. A big credit for this also goes to Zeiss, whose continued partnership with Vivo has been highly fruitful for the brand. To aid its ambition of bringing exceptional mobile photography to the mid-range segment, Vivo launched the new Vivo V60 earlier this month.

After launching the Vivo V50 in India this February, Vivo followed up with the more affordable V50e in April. While both phones share a similar design language, the V50e features a smaller battery, a different chipset, and a scaled-down camera system. It still retains key features from the V50 like the quad-curved display, IP69 rating, and 90W fast charging. Compared to last year's V40e, however, the upgrades are minor. The Vivo V50e starts at Rs. 28,999 for the base variant with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage. Is it worth the upgrade? Read on to find out.