Vivo Y30 Price in India (20×6): Specs, Display, Battery & Review 

The Vivo Y30 was positioned as a budget smartphone when it launched in 20×0 thanks to its tall display, 5,000mAh battery, quad-camera setup and 128GB storage space. It originally launched at an INR 14,990 price tag for the single 4GB RAM and 128GB storage variant. Today, the Vivo Y30 doesn’t cost ₹14990 but is cheaper than that depending on where you can find it to buy.

Launch price of Vivo Y30 in India 

Talk about the launch price and prices today: The Vivo Y30 launched at a price of ₹14990 for the single 4GB RAM + 128GB storage variant. Later, the official price was lowered to ₹13,990. Today, the price of Vivo Y30 isn’t ₹14990 but is listed around ₹11,999 on certain online platforms for the remaining stock. However, it’s quite difficult to find the Vivo Y30 for sale as it has been discontinued. If you do find it, you can expect the phone to cost less depending on who you’re buying it from and the condition it’s being sold in.

Vivo Y30 Price List (Based on the Availability)

VariantLaunch PricePrice After CutCurrent Approx. Price*
4GB + 128GB₹14,990₹13,990₹11,999
6GB + 128GB₹12,999

Vivo Y30 specifications 

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  • Rear/Primary Camera 
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  • Battery 
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Design and Build of Vivo Y30 

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Display of Vivo Y30 

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  • Multimedia consumption 

Performance of Vivo Y30 

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  • How does it perform under multitasking? 
  • Can you play games on it? 
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Battery Life of Vivo Y30 

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Software Experience on Vivo Y30 

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Pros and Cons of Vivo Y30 

Pros 

  • Large battery 
  • Good storage capacity 
  • Quad cameras at the rear 
  • Looks stylish with the punch-hole display 
  • Decent battery backup 

Cons 

  • Screen resolution is limited to HD+ 
  • Old Processor 
  • Slow Charging 
  • Old software as it ships with Android 10

Should You Buy Vivo Y30? 

The Vivo Y30 is best considered as a cheap budget second-hand or refurbished smartphone to make calls, use social media apps, browse the internet and watch YouTube videos. Thankfully, there are better budget smartphones available today if you’re looking for something that can offer improved gaming performance, faster charging or recent updates.

Which phones are similar to Vivo Y30? 

Here are some phones that compete with the Vivo Y30 in the budget smartphone segment:

  • Redmi 13C 
  • Samsung Galaxy M16 
  • Moto G35 
  • Realme Narzo series 
  • POCO M7 

Vivo Y30 Price Comparison (India) 

VariantLaunch PricePrice After Official CutCurrent Approx. Price (2026)Availability
Vivo Y30 (4GB + 128GB) – Emerald Black₹14,990₹13,990₹11,999Limited Stock
Vivo Y30 (4GB + 128GB) – Dazzle Blue₹14,990₹13,990₹13,990Limited Stock
Vivo Y30 (6GB + 128GB) – Emerald BlackNot Available at Launch₹12,999Limited Stock
Vivo Y30 (Refurbished 4GB + 128GB)₹8,500–₹10,500Refurbished Sellers
Vivo Y30 (Used Device)₹6,500–₹9,000Used Market

Verdict 

The Vivo Y30 was a decent budget smartphone when it launched. It offered users a tall 6.47-inch display, long-lasting 5,000mAh battery, quad-camera setup and a massive 128GB storage space. It was priced at INR 14990 at launch and later went down to ₹13,990. It isn’t ₹14990 anymore for the few units available or refurbished ones. You can expect it to go for cheaper, depending on who you’re buying it from.

The biggest con with the Vivo Y30 is that its processor cannot stand up to competition from other newer budget smartphones. The same can be said for the software as well, while its battery takes a long time to charge. If you can find it today, the Vivo Y30 can still be a decent pick considering its low price for a refurbished phone. Just don’t expect too much from the phone.

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