vivo Y400 5G

The 6000 mAh battery is well suited to long days away from a charger. IP68 and IP69 protection adds reassurance against water and dust.

The 90 W charging system goes from 20% to full in about 43 minutes. That makes short charging breaks genuinely useful.

The 6.67-inch AMOLED display combines a 120 Hz refresh rate with 1800 nits peak brightness. Scrolling is fluid, and outdoor readability is strong.

Optical stabilisation helps the 50 MP main camera produce steadier low-light photos. The 32 MP front camera is also useful for detailed selfies and video calls.

It reaches about 478,000 on AnTuTu, far below what most phones at this price manage. Demanding games and heavier long-term use will expose the limited processing power.

There is neither an ultrawide nor an optical-zoom camera, while video stops at 1080p30. Competing phones commonly offer more shooting options and 4K recording.

There is no wireless charging, so the phone always needs a cable. NFC is also missing, limiting tap-based payments and quick accessory pairing.

Two Android version updates and three years of security support are modest for a phone intended to last three or four years.