Vivo V32 5G : It’s tough to find a phone that hits the right balance of looks, specs and price in today’s cluttered world of mid-range smartphones.

Enter the Vivo V32 5G — a phone that attempts to check all those boxes without screaming “look at me!” Vivo has solidified its reputation for feature-packed, camera-forward phones — and the V32 5G is no different.

So it just another pretty face in the crowd, or does it have anything under the hood to help it stand out? Let’s find out what the Vivo V32 5G has in store for us.

Stylish design and premium Grade skin Feel

First up, the V32 5G design is applaudable. It’s slim, light and finished with that usual Vivo finesse.

The back panel comes with a frosted matte finish, it feels soft and is resistant to fingerprints.

The camera module is nicely housed in the top-left corner with a little bit of flair, and flat edges give it a contemporary, cool feel.

It’s also offered in a couple of sophisticated-looking colors—Midnight Blue and Silken Gold—both of which look more expensive than you’d think for the price. It’s a phone that feels nice in the hand and even nicer in the pocket.

Smooth Display Experience

On the front, you are getting a 6.67-inch FHD+ AMOLED screen with 120Hz refresh rate.

Colors pop, blacks are deep, and with the smooth scrolling, it’s a joy to use every day.

The brightness output is good enough for outdoor legibility and the punch hole selfie camera is integrated really well with the display, complementing the edge-to-edge effect.

Whether you’re binging a series, editing photos or just scrolling through social media, the display is just as pleasing to the eyes.

Good Solid Day Performance

Under the hood, the Vivo V32 5G is driven by the MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ SoC.

On paper, it may not impress too much, but when it comes to real-world use, it’s more than capable of handling most day-to-day tasks.

Apps open speedily, multitasking is slick and even games like Call of Duty: Mobile run reasonably well on medium settings.

Decent multitasking and storage (8GB RAM and 128GB internal, expandable via microSD), pack some good punch too.

Virtual RAM expansion is offered, providing an extra 8GB of temporary memory for more demanding activities as well.

Funtouch OS 14 atop Android 14 powers the device, which offers a smooth and refined software experience.

1. Vivo has not added a lot of bloatware and the UI is simple, easy to use and do not have too little customization.

Camera Performance: Well-Balanced, Not Gimmicky

The V32 5G comes with a 64MP main camera and a 2MP depth sensor. It may look basic next to quad-camera setups, but the results are surprisingly good.

Daylight photos are sharp and feature accurate colors and good dynamic range. Portraits are naturally edge-detected, and the HDR mode assists in tricky lighting.

Low-light photos are so-so — you get some noise and the details get a little soft — but the night mode helps to even things out.

On the front, there’s a 16MP selfie cam which snaps reasonably clear and natural-looking selfies and traverses video calls with ease.

Battery Life & Charging

The Vivo V32 5G is fuelled by a 5000mAh battery that provides long hour of battery backup and keeps you up throughout the day even with high usage.

The phone lasts well through a day of calls and streaming, navigation and gaming, and taking photos; it’s not easy to kill.

It supports 44W fast charging that takes it from 0 to 50% in about 30 minutes—useful for people who are always on the run.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

Fashionable, lightweight design

Vivid 120Hz AMOLED display

Everyday Dependable to Use

Good pictures from the main camera in well-lit conditions

Good battery life with quick charging

Funtouch OS is light and smooth

Cons:

No ultra-wide or macro camera

Average low-light photography

Plastic construction (it is nice, but plastic!)

(Rear-side mounted) Only one speaker (No stereo sound attached)

Not officially rated for water resistance

Final Verdict

It may not reinvent the wheel, but it plays its cards well. It is premium in appearance, reliable in operation, and performs well in all the areas it needs to; these are things like battery life, screen quality, and user experience.

For users who care about style, moderate performance, and a clean software experience, the V32 5G is a mid-range jewel that gets the job done without calling attention to itself.

If you’re after a phone that’s somewhat prettier than its smarts and won’t dent your bank balance, the Vivo V32 5G is one to strongly consider.

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