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Vivo V17 up for Pre-order on Amazon and Flipkart

Vivo V17 - the latest mid-range Android smartphone from Vivo Mobiles is now available to pre-order online in India from Amazon.in and Flipkart. It comes with 8GB of ram and 128GB of storage. V17 is available in Glacier Ice and Midnight Ocean colors.

 Vivo V17 Price in India : Rs 22,990 ( Pre-order : Amazon.in | Flipkart )

 Specs Highlights
  • Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 Octacore processor
  • 6.44 inch Full HD+ AMOLED display
  • 4500mAh battery
  • Quad Cameras ( 48MP + 8MP + 2MP + 2MP )
  • 32MP front camera
  • Android 9 Pie
  • 8GB ram 
  • 128GB storage


Vivo V17 is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 Octacore processor and features a Quad camera setup at the back. The main shooter is the popular 48MP F1.8 sensor. It also comes with an ultra wide angle 8MP sensor with F2.2 aperture lens. Other two lenses are 2MP F2.4 sensors - one used to take macro shots, the other to record depth information.

Camera features like Super Night Mode, Portrait Bokeh, Ultra Stable Video recording, AI HDR, Burst Mode, Pro mode, Slo mo etc are available on the Vivo V17 out of the box.

There is a big 4500mAh battery on board. 18W Dual-engine Fast Charging is supported.

 Vivo V17 vs Vivo V17 Pro Specs Comparison

 Both these smartphones have a lot in common. It is powered by the same processor and comes with a 48MP main camera. AMOLED Full HD+ display are available on both as well.

 On the Pro variant, the front camera is a pop-up one while on the regular one it's a punch hole one. On the V17, there is no telephoto lens available while on the Pro model, there is a 13MP 2x telephoto lens better suited for portrait shots.

 Both models support 18W dual-engine fast charging technology. The regular model has a bigger 4500mAh battery comparing to the 4100mAh on the Pro model.
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