vivo Y19s 5G joins the company’s budget-friendly Y series in India, arriving as a small but thoughtful step up from the Y19 5G that appeared in May. The headline is simple: long life, dependable basics, and a tougher shell than you’d expect at this price tier thanks to an IP64 rating. 
Available in Majestic Green and Titanium Silver, the handset aims squarely at students, commuters, and anyone who wants 5G reliability without fuss.
Key specs at a glance
- Chipset: MediaTek Dimensity 6300
- Memory & Storage: up to 6GB RAM, 256GB storage, plus microSD expansion
- Display: 6.74-inch HD+ LCD, 90Hz refresh, 700 nits peak
- Cameras: 13MP main + depth sensor; 5MP selfie
- Battery: 6,000mAh with 15W wired charging
- Build & Security: IP64, side-mounted fingerprint scanner, 199g
- Software: Android 15–based FunTouchOS 15 with AI features
- Connectivity: dual-band Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth 5.4
Display and design
The 6.74-inch LCD doesn’t chase flagship tricks, but the 90Hz refresh makes scrolling and social feeds feel smooth, and the quoted 700 nits helps with outdoor readability. The side-mounted fingerprint reader is quick and practical, and the IP64 rating adds welcome protection against dust and splashes – rare in this bracket. At 199g, it’s substantial without feeling unwieldy.
Performance and storage
MediaTek’s Dimensity 6300 handles the rhythm of daily life – messaging, browsing, lightweight gaming – while keeping power draw modest. With up to 6GB RAM and 256GB onboard, plus a microSD slot, it’s set for long app lists and offline media. 5G support ensures faster downloads where networks permit.
Cameras
The rear stack pairs a 13MP primary camera with a depth sensor for cleaner portraits, and a 5MP selfie covers video calls and stories. It’s a straightforward system that favors dependable snaps over experimental lenses; there’s no ultra-wide, but portrait and daylight results should satisfy casual shooters.
Battery and charging
The star spec is the 6,000mAh cell. Combined with the efficient SoC and HD+ panel, it’s built for multi-day stamina. The 15W charging isn’t blistering, yet it’s gentle on the battery and easy to top up during breaks.
Software and connectivity
Running Android 15 with FunTouchOS 15, the Y19s sprinkles in a couple of AI-assisted touches for organization and camera tuning. Connectivity is rounded out by dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.4, and GPS for navigation.
Bottom line
The vivo Y19s 5G focuses on the essentials: a big battery, splash resistance, smooth 90Hz display, and clean everyday performance. If you value longevity and reliability over flashy extras, this is an easy budget pick in Majestic Green or Titanium Silver.
3 comments
15W charging in 2025 feels slow lol, but I’ll take the endurance
Finally a budget phone that won’t panic at a little rain 🌧️
Wish it had an ultrawide lens, but battery life > everything for me