For buyers who are watching the Vivo and iQOO lineup closely, the most noticeable point today is that the entry tier is still alive and well. Even with the market leaning harder toward higher-class devices, both brands continue to cover a wide span of budgets, from phones in the Rp 1 millions range to premium and foldable models.
That spread matters because it keeps different types of users inside the same ecosystem. Casual users, students, office workers, mobile gamers, and buyers looking for a flagship all still have clear options to choose from.
Vivo keeps the Y series as its lowest entry point
The most affordable Vivo choices still sit in the Y lineup. vivo Y03t is listed at Rp 1.799.000, followed by vivo Y05 at Rp 1.899.000 and vivo Y19s Pro at Rp 1.999.000.
From there, the range moves upward with vivo Y21d at Rp 2.799.000. Vivo also offers Y29 in three prices: Rp 2.999.000 for 6/128, Rp 3.599.000 for 8/128, and Rp 4.199.000 for 8/256.
Other Y-series models include vivo Y400 at Rp 3.499.000 and vivo Y31d Pro at Rp 3.999.000. This keeps the series relevant for buyers who want basic functions, durability, and a price that remains relatively accessible.
The V series fills the middle of the lineup
The busiest part of the Vivo catalog sits in the V family. vivo V40 Lite 4G 8/128 is priced at Rp 2.699.000, while the 8/256 version is Rp 2.999.000.
Above that, vivo V50 Lite 4G 8/128 costs Rp 3.299.000 and the 8/256 model is Rp 3.699.000. Buyers who want 5G can look at V50 Lite 5G 8/256 at Rp 4.099.000 or the 12/512 variant at Rp 5.099.000.
Vivo also lists V50 5G 8/256 at Rp 5.499.000, V50 5G 12/256 at Rp 5.999.000, and V50 5G 12/512 at Rp 6.999.000. In another branch of the same series, V60 Lite 4G 8/128 appears at Rp 4.199.000, V60 Lite 4G 8/256 at Rp 5.299.000, and V60 Lite 5G 8/256 at Rp 5.999.000.
Higher V models and the step into premium territory
The V lineup also reaches above the midrange. V70 FE 5G is priced at Rp 6.499.000, while V60 5G sits at Rp 8.499.000.
V70 5G is available in two versions, with 8/256 at Rp 8.499.000 and 12/512 at Rp 10.999.000. These models show how Vivo separates its midrange and premium tiers more clearly as the price rises.
X series remains the flagship and foldable zone
At the top end, Vivo still places the X series in flagship territory. vivo X300 is priced at Rp 14.999.000, while X300 Pro 16/512 is listed at Rp 18.999.000.
The highest Vivo model in the list is vivo X Fold5 16/512 at Rp 24.999.000. Its presence confirms that the X line is reserved for users who want a premium experience and a foldable form factor.
iQOO stays focused on performance
iQOO follows a different path, with a lineup aimed at users who want stronger performance. The most affordable model is iQOO Z10 Lite at Rp 2.999.000, then iQOO Z10 at Rp 3.999.000 and iQOO Z10R at Rp 4.599.000.
The next step is iQOO Neo 10 at Rp 4.689.000. Above that, 15R is priced at Rp 7.299.000, iQOO 13 16/512 at Rp 11.999.000, and iQOO 15 at Rp 12.999.000.
What stands out across both brands
Seen as a whole, Vivo and iQOO still provide a wide ladder of prices for different needs. The Y series covers low entry budgets, the V family dominates the middle, the X line handles flagship and foldable buyers, and iQOO continues to target users who prioritize power.
For shoppers, the key point is that prices can shift and stock can move quickly across official marketplaces. That makes the current list useful as a snapshot of how Vivo and iQOO position themselves across Rp 1 millions to premium levels, with the most affordable openings still intact.
Source: pemmzchannel.com
