I still remember when curved displays first started showing up. I’d walk into a store, see that shimmering bend of glass, and think, “Yep, that’s definitely not for me, way too expensive.” Fast forward to now, and here comes the Vivo T4 Pro 5G, set to launch on August 26, and suddenly a quad-curved AMOLED doesn’t feel out of reach anymore.

Built for Power and Play

What caught my attention first was the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 under the hood. It’s the kind of chip you expect to handle heavy gaming sessions or AI-powered tricks without breaking a sweat. I’m already picturing long scrolling nights or an intense BGMI match, where the 120Hz 6.78-inch AMOLED makes every swipe and frame feel buttery smooth.

Cameras That Mean Business

Here’s where it really feels like a flagship. A 50MP Sony IMX882 telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom is not something you usually see under ₹30K. Add in the Aura Light for low-light shots, and suddenly those late-night café pictures with friends don’t look grainy anymore. The 50MP front camera is just the cherry on top for people who live on selfies and reels.

Battery That Keeps Going

At just 7.53mm thin, the phone somehow manages to pack a 6,500mAh battery. To me, that sounds like fewer nights of nervously watching the percentage drop. And with 90W fast charging, even if you do run low, you’re back on track before your coffee cools down.

A Price That Stirs Excitement

The ₹25,000–₹30,000 range is where things get interesting. It’s not dirt cheap, but for what you’re getting, flagship-grade display, serious cameras, and a monster battery, it feels like Vivo is pushing the boundary of what a mid-range phone should be.

I’ll admit, I’m curious to see how it performs once people start using it day to day. If the T4 Pro 5G holds up the way it promises, it could easily become the phone that sets a new standard for mid-rangers this year.