Vivo V30 Pro Price in Nepal, Specs and Availability

Vivo V30 Pro Price in Nepal, Specs and Availability: What sets the V30 Pro apart is that it carries the partnership of partnering with Zeiss for this model.

Vivo V30 Pro Review

Just like their flagship, the X100 Pro, this phone bears Zeiss color science, and they have lent their lenses, along with a dedicated portrait camera. It’s a two times optical zoom camera, and also have ultra-wide 50-megapixel camera plus the main 50-megapixel camera.

Like the V30, this model is equipped again with Aura Light, and the other difference is with the chipset. It has in the V30 Pro the Dimensity 8300 chipset unlike the V30 that I covered. Of course, this one also comes with a TPU case that fits it perfectly.

This right here is our warranty card, and there’s also a quick start guide with it. That’s our paperwork. Then we get our 80-watt flash charger and a Type-C to Type-A cable. Unseen by the camera is a SIM tray tool, which you’ll also find in the box.

There are some similarities between it and the V30; in fact, many similarities concerning construction, look, and style. The Pro model, however, has this exclusive style to it. We have this waving water, 3D pattern, petal effect on it.

Unlike petals inside and, therefore, it has that 3D effect with some depth to it as well. This is a matte finish, and since it’s pretty light on the finish, it doesn’t catch fingerprint marks too easily, which is always good.

The difference here, too, is that we have the Zeiss co-engineering branding to it. You have the two-times optical zoom camera. It has three 50-meg

Vivo V30 Pro Features

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Sony IMX 920, Zeiss Branding

The Sony IMX 920 is a high-performance image sensor developed to improve photo and video quality in smartphones. Belonging to Sony’s highly reputed IMX series, this sensor is renowned for its high sensitivity to light, excellent capturing of details, and color accuracy. The IMX 920 usually boasts very good low-light performance, capturing sharp and vivid images even in difficult lighting conditions. It offers excellent dynamic range; thus, the brighter and darker regions of a scene are well-exposed, hence sharper and better-balanced photographs.

In smartphones, the IMX 920 is mostly used as a primary camera sensor, which attains high-resolution images, stunning portraits, and natural color reproduction. Its autofocus capabilities are precise, allowing for faster and more accurate focusing, even in rapid motion. In general, the Sony IMX 920 is one of the most important components for achieving high-quality photography in modern smartphones.

ZEISS Branding:

ZEISS is a well-known German optics company that has built a legacy in lens and camera technology. Their collaboration with smartphone brands, especially in mobile photography, helped raise the quality bar for cameras in smartphones, mainly in image sharpness, color accuracy, and lens quality. The involvement of ZEISS with a smartphone’s camera system usually bodes well for premium quality optics.

In other words, it’s usually putting the ZEISS branding on a high-end smartphone, advanced lens technology, coatings, and imaging algorithms. The company manufactures lenses supposed to enhance clarity, contrast, and color accuracy, compared to lenses of regular quality in smartphones. More than that, ZEISS can even include specific modes and photography effects-like the legendary “ZEISS Bokeh” and portrait style-that the user needs in order to get professional-style images.

The ZEISS brand adds an extra layer of prestige and performance to smartphones, helping them stand out above the sea of mobile devices.

For brands like Vivo, with its V-series featuring ZEISS partnerships, this will result in users benefiting from a more refined camera experience with specialized settings for fine-tuned photography styles and higher overall image quality. Especially for consumers who prefer creative rather than technical excellence of smartphone photography, this collaboration highly deserves appreciation.

The Vivo V30 Pro is no slouch with its camera setup, either: four 50MP sensors, with a Sony IMX920 primary sensor that includes OIS, a Samsung JN1 ultra-wide lens, and a Sony IMX816 telephoto portrait lens rounding out the offering.

The 50MP selfie camera also clicks excellent shots. The collaboration with ZEISS further enhances the experience, offering a number of features such as ZEISS-style portrait modes, natural color, and border watermark, commonly found on flagship Vivo models.

Mediatek Dimensity 8200

The Vivo V30 Pro is built around a strong 4nm SoC MediaTek Dimensity 8200. Teamed up with efficient Cortex A78 cores for serious performance and optimized Cortex A55 cores to balance life, this strength would help it overcome the competition Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 present inside Vivo V30. 12GB RAM and 512GB of the storage, under FuntouchOS 14 based on Android 14, complete its hardware configuration.

Design

As for the design, the Vivo V30 Pro happens to be a carbon copy of its vanilla brother; squarish camera module with curved edges are its highlighting elements. It comes with a 6.78-inch AMOLED display, featuring 2800 x 1260 pixels, a 120Hz refresh rate, and HDR 10+ support. The rear houses a 50MP Sony IMX 920 main sensor, 50MP ultrawide and 50MP telephoto lenses, while a single 50MP camera sits upfront.

Battery

The device features a 5,000mAh battery with 80W fast charging and connectivity features such as 5G, WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, and USB Type-C. It also has an in-display fingerprint scanner, coupled with Face Unlock for security.

Cameras

The Vivo V30 Pro gives pretty natural color reproduction with the photographs taken leaning slightly on the cooler side, but for users, this can easily be changed to the Vivid mode if saturation is needed. The Zeiss “natural” mode has brought more depth in shadows that increases the overall dramatic quality of pictures. The camera modes are very conveniently toggle-able.

The main and ultra-wide shooters deliver good dynamic range with sharp details in perfect lighting. However, some images do have a slight oil-painting effect to smoothen grain. The 2x zoom portrait camera does a very good job in terms of consistent colors, though edge detection could have been better.

All three cameras do a good job in low-light conditions, except for the portrait mode, where edge detection sometimes falters. The Vivo V30 Pro outclasses its predecessor, the Vivo V29 Pro, on points of dynamic range and retention of details.

The 50MP front camera does an excellent job in delivering proper skin tones. It also allows for a 2x zoom with added flexibility. The phone allows 4K video recording at 60fps for both the front and rear cameras, but the ultra-stable mode featuring OIS does ensure pretty steady footage, especially for the primary camera.

Performance and software

The Vivo V30 Pro shares its predecessors’ MediaTek Dimensity 8200 SoC, with the same 12GB RAM+512GB storage variant priced at Rs 44,999 (again) as well as a base model carrying 8GB of RAM and 256GB storage.

Despite their utilising the very same chipset, the V30 Pro performs slightly better than before, with a 5% higher AnTuTu score compared to the V29 Pro, though Geekbench scores fell marginally. The device is more stable in the Throttle test.

The phone runs Funtouch 14 based on Android 14 and is a lot lighter and refined. It handles demanding games like GTA San Andreas and BGMI with ease, though the curved display may cause mistouches occasionally.

Pre-installed apps are fewer in number than before, but native Android and Vivo apps cannot be deleted. Vivo promises three years of Android updates, though some generative AI features or a new chipset could have given it an edge in the competition.

Vivo V30 Pro Price in Nepal and Availability

The Vivo V30 Pro is offered in India at INR 41,999 for the 8GB/256GB model and INR 46,999 for the

Vivo V30 Pro	Price in India (Official)	Price in Nepal (Expected)
8/256GB	INR 41,999	NPR 69,999
12/512GB	INR 46,999	NPR 76,999

Vivo V30 Pro Specifications

Feature	Specification
Design	Single-tone curved design with various finishes
Display	6.78” AMOLED Panel, 120Hz, HDR 10+, 2800nits of peak brightness
Resolution	2800 x 1260 pixels
Chipset	Octa-core Mediatek Dimensity 8200 (4nm)
RAM	8GB or 12GB
ROM	256GB or 512GB
OS & UI	Android 14 with FunTouch OS 14 on top
Rear Camera	Triple Camera: 50MP Sony IMX 920 OIS + 50MP Samsung JN 1 ultrawide + 50MP Sony INX816 telephoto
Front Camera	50MP Camera (Centre-aligned hole-punch cutout)
Security	In-display fingerprint sensor, Face Unlock
Battery	5,000 mAh with 80W super fast charging
Color Options	Bloom White, Waving Aqua, Lush Green, Noble Black

Pros And Cons

Pros

• Triple 50MP cameras deliver excellent photos with various filters and modes.
• Lightweight and slim design for easy portability.
• 50MP front camera performs well in ideal lighting.
• Supports 80W charging, reaching full charge in 45 minutes.

Cons

• IP54 rating offers minimal dust and water protection.
• Lacks stereo speakers.

Conclusion

The Vivo V30 Pro can be a fun and capable choice for mid-premium smartphone users, even without native generative AI features, something that could very well give them an edge later on. In terms of camera options, it’s equally great for both creators and casual users. Battery life is very important, plus the 5,000mAh battery with 80W fast charging, which is something many users really look for in a phone.