Which are the cheapest Vivo phones in Nigeria – for example, Vivo phones below 50000 naira? Vivo made a quiet entrance into Nigeria’s smartphone market in 2019 without any launch events. We just began to see Vivo phones on sale at various retailers. In recent times, we have been asked about where and how to get the cheapest Vivo phones In Nigeria. That suggests that there is some interest in this brand.
That is good. The question is not surprising to us here at Mobility Nigeria, because the Nigerian market is largely price sensitive. Consumers are ever on the lookout for the best possible value at the lowest possible price. Which is why budget brands tend to thrive in the country.
The Cheapest Vivo Phones In Nigeria
This is a tough one. One of the most affordable Vivo smartphones we know that is on sale in Nigeria is the Vivo Y91C. It sports a 6.2-inch display, 32GB storage, 3GB RAM, Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22 chipset, 13-megapixel rear camera with single LED flash, 5-megapixel selfie camera, and a 4030mAh battery. It costs ₦49,900.
January 2021 update:
You can get the Vivo Y1S for ₦42,500 on Jumia Nigeria. It sports a 6.22″ HD+ display, 2GB RAM, 32GB ROM, 5MP Front Camera, 13MP Main Camera, Android 10, and a 4030mAh battery.
If you are more adventurous, you can jump on to the Jumia Nigeria website to pick from a selection of the cheapest Vivo phones that you can pay for and have imported for you from outside the country. They include:
- ViVi A40 – ₦30,000
- Vivo Y66 – ₦30,000
- Vivo Y55 – ₦27,000
The very cheapest Vivo smartphone on this list is the Y55. Costing just ₦27,000, it puts a smallish 5.2-inch display, 2G RAM, 16GB storage memory, an 8-megapixel main camera, and a smallish 2730mAh battery. What of software? It runs…wait for it…Android 6 Marshmallow. You see, the Y55 is a 2017 smartphone. It is not exactly up-to-date.
Vivo Y66 runs that same dated version of Android. Vivo A40 runs even older software – Android 5.1. If you are willing to put up with dated hardware and software, you can get cheap Vivo phones to use in Nigeria. If you prefer more up-to-date smartphones, then you must look away from these cheapest Vivo phones.
If your budget is ₦30,000 and below, you will find smartphones from brands like itel, Gionee, and Nokia. The Gionee M6 Mini, for example, is available in the market. Nokia C1 and C2 are available. And from itel, you have A16+, P33 Plus, and S15. These phones have more robust abtteries than their Vivo competitors.
The summary is that it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of the needle than for you to find the cheapest Vivo phones in Nigeria in 2020 for under ₦40,000. You need at least ₦43,000 in order to enjoy the cheapest Vivo smartphone.
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