Vivo Y200

Vivo Y200 — Overview

Updated Aug 2026

Launched in 2025 at PKR 49,999, the Vivo Y200 is priced well below the average phone we track, making it one of the more budget-friendly options in its category. The Vivo device pairs a 6.68″ screen with 8 GB of RAM, 128 GB of storage, and 5G connectivity.

On paper, the display is a 6.68″ AMOLED running at 120 Hz, close to the 6.68″ average size across our listings. Power comes from the Snapdragon 4 Gen 2, backed by 8 GB of RAM — below the 10.1 GB average — fine for everyday use, but heavier multitaskers may notice apps refreshing more often.

On the back, the Vivo Y200 uses a single main camera handling most shooting duties. The main sensor is 50 MP, OIS. Selfies are handled by a 16 MP front camera.

Battery capacity is 5,500 mAh, close to the 5,066 mAh average across our listings. Wired charging tops out at 44 W.

In the hand, the Vivo Y200 weighs 188 g, and sits at a fairly typical weight for a modern smartphone; its footprint measures 164.3 x 76.0 x 7.9 mm. It carries a IP54 rating for dust and water resistance.

On the connectivity side, the Vivo Y200 supports 5G alongside Wi-Fi 5.

At PKR 49,999, the Vivo Y200 comes in under the average price across other Vivo phones we track, making it one of the more accessible options from the brand. Street prices in Pakistan can shift with import duty and currency changes, so it's worth checking current retailer listings before buying — the figure here reflects the price on record at the time this page was last updated.

Shopping around at a similar price point? Worth a look: the Realme Narzo 70 at PKR 49,999, which offers the same amount of RAM and a smaller battery and the Infinix Note 50 at PKR 49,999, which offers the same amount of RAM and a smaller battery. See the full breakdown on the compare page linked above.

In short, the Vivo Y200 is worth a closer look for competitive pricing for what it offers. Use the compare tool above to see exactly how it stacks up against specific alternatives you're considering.