The Vivo V50 5G has just become far more tempting for mid‑range buyers, as electronics retailer Croma slashes its price and stacks on attractive bank discounts and EMI options. For those eyeing a feature‑rich 5G phone with a big battery and strong camera, this deal marks one of the best entry points since the device’s launch.
What the price cut gives you
On Croma, the 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant of the Vivo V50 5G is now listed at ₹29,999, a clear drop from its original launch price of ₹34,999 for this configuration. That works out to a discount of over ₹5,000, making the phone more competitive against other mid‑range 5G devices in the ₹25,000–₹30,000 bracket.
Beyond the straight‑line discount, Croma is offering EMI plans starting around ₹1,412 per month, depending on the card and repayment tenure, so buyers who prefer to spread the cost upfront also get breathing room. On top of that, customers using SBI, YES, HSBC, and Kotak Bank credit cards can avail an additional 10% instant discount capped at ₹2,500, shaving the effective price even further if combined with exchange or cashback offers from other channels.
Why the V50 5G stands out
Under the hood, the better pricing makes the V50 5G’s hardware look especially compelling. The phone packs a 6.77‑inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and up to 4,500 nits peak brightness, giving smooth scrolling, vivid colours, and solid outdoor visibility. Power comes from a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chipset, paired with up to 12GB RAM and 512GB storage in higher variants, which ensures snappy multitasking, strong gaming performance, and plenty of headroom for future‑proofing.
Photography is another highlight: the V50 5G carries a 50MP main camera on the back plus a 50MP selfie camera, backed by Zeiss‑tuned optics in some models, promising crisp shots and good low‑light detail for both portraits and snaps. A 6,000mAh battery with 90W fast charging complements this feature set, giving users long battery life and the ability to top up quickly from a single‑digit charge to near‑full in under an hour. Out of the box, the phone runs Funtouch OS 15 based on Android 15, offering a relatively updated software base with modern permissions and privacy controls.
Is this deal worth grabbing?
For anyone looking to upgrade from an ageing 4G phone or an older mid‑range 5G device, the Croma price‑drop and bank‑offer stack make the Vivo V50 5G a very strong value proposition. Compared with its earlier street prices hovering around ₹35,000 and its MRP closer to ₹39,000–₹42,999 across variants, the current zone of roughly ₹29,000–₹32,000 places it among the more feature‑packed options in its price band.
However, deals like these tend to be time‑bound, so buyers wanting to lock in the savings on Croma with credit‑card and EMI perks should act before the price reverts or stock runs out. If a large AMOLED screen, Snapdragon‑7‑series performance, Zeiss‑tuned cameras, and 6,000mAh with 90W charging appeal to you, the Vivo V50 5G on Croma right now is close to the sweet spot for mid‑range 5G enthusiasts.
