Vivo V30 SE brings a supposedly modern design, Android 14 and a 50 MP main camera to a new market.

Vivo has chosen an almost Redmi model Vivo has chosen an almost Redmi complex naming system for its new cross-market product, as it now includes a trio of identical devices with different names depending on the country in which they are sold. .

So while India has the Y200e and its European arm the V40, SEvivo in South America has got its own (slightly confusing) name for the same smartphone.

The V30 SE does have the same characteristics as the “the first eco-leather smartphone” from India, although it comes in the same diamond black and purple leather colors as the V40 SE.

Whatever its name or finish, its reputation as a device with a modern design is more or less confirmed by the fact that it has the following flat edges accompanying its 6.67-inch 120Hz FHD+ flat AMOLED screen 6.67 inches. But then again, you only have to look at the “real V30” to realize that the SE is last year’s variant.

However, it still features an “Ultra HD imaging system” with a 50MP sensor and a 50MP primary sensor. However, the smartphone shares the budget Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 processor with its identical siblings.

Vivo has not yet announced the price of the V30 SE with 8GB RAM and 256GB internal storage; for reference, it currently starts at €363.70 (~$389), the same as the 40 SE with the same specs elsewhere.