Name: Vivo T4x
Brand: Vivo
Price: 15499 INR
Availability: InStock

Vivo T4x

Vivo T4x buying guide with real-world battery test, camera review, gaming performance, and honest pros and cons for Indian users.

Product Brand: Vivo

Product Currency: INR

Product Price: 15499

Product In-Stock: InStock

Editor's Rating:
4.2

Quick Overview

When I first picked up the Vivo T4x, my main curiosity was about how it balances power, battery life, and daily usability. I tested it like a normal user would, switching between calls, social media, videos, and light gaming. This phone clearly targets budget 5G buyers who want reliability over flashy features. After checking every angle myself, here is my complete buying guide.

Key Highlights – SevenSpecs

Feature	Details
Display	6.72-inch FHD+ (LCD)
Processor	MediaTek Dimensity 7300
Camera	50MP AI features, + 2MP depth sensor
Battery	6500mAh
Software	Funtouch OS 15 based on Android
Connectivity	5G support

Price & Variants Table

Variant (RAM/Storage)	Price in India	Status

6GB / 128GB	₹15,499	Available
8GB / 128GB	₹16,999	Available

Detailed Specifications

General

Model Name: Vivo T4x
Release Date: March 5, 2025 (India)
OS Version: Android 15-based Funtouch OS 15

Design & Display

Weight: Approx. 204 grams
Thickness: Around 8.1mm
Resolution: Full HD+ (2408 × 1080)
Protection: Scratch-resistant glass

Performance

Chipset: MediaTek Dimensity 6100+
CPU Clock Speed: Up to 2.2GHz
Antutu Score: Around 420,000

Camera

Rear Setup: 50MP primary + 2MP depth
Selfie Camera: 8MP
Video Recording: Up to 1080p (No 4K support)

Battery & Connectivity

Battery Capacity: 6500mAh
Charging: 44W Flash Charging
5G Bands: Multiple Indian 5G bands supported

Sensors

Fingerprint: Side-mounted
Face Unlock: Yes
NFC: No

Expert Analysis

Design & Display Analysis

When I held the Vivo T4x for the first time, the weight was noticeable, mainly because of the massive battery inside. The phone feels sturdy, and the matte back finish helps avoid fingerprints. Vivo has kept the design simple, which I personally prefer in this segment. It does not try to look premium, but it feels dependable in hand.

The Full HD+ display is one of the better parts of this phone. Text looks sharp, and watching YouTube or reels feels comfortable for long sessions. The brightness level is decent for outdoor use, though direct sunlight still needs full brightness. Color tuning is natural rather than punchy, which helps during long reading or browsing sessions.

Camera Performance

I tested the 50MP camera in daylight, indoor lighting, and evening conditions. In good light, photos come out clean with accurate colors and decent dynamic range. The camera does not oversharpen images, which I appreciate because photos look more natural. Portrait mode works fine for people but struggles slightly with complex backgrounds.

Low-light photography is average, which is expected at this price. Night mode improves brightness but sacrifices detail. The selfie camera is okay for video calls and occasional selfies, but content creators may find it limiting.

Gaming & Processor (BGMI / COD 90fps)

The Dimensity 7300 processor focuses on efficiency and stable performance. I played BGMI and Call of Duty Mobile on low to medium settings without major frame drops. Many users expect 90fps gaming because the phone supports 5G, but that is a common misunderstanding.

This phone does not support 90fps gaming, and pushing higher graphics causes stutters. Heat control is decent, and I did not notice uncomfortable warming during casual gaming. For students and casual gamers, the performance is more than sufficient.