Chinese smartphone brand Vivo on Sunday launched the newest handset of its Y series, the Vivo Y02. According to Vivo, the phone comes with a 5000 mAh battery to effortlessly complete all the tasks for a day and 2GB RAM + 32GB storage, along with a beautiful and eye-catching design. Y02 is available at Rs 12,499 across all retail stores in Nepal. The Vivo Y02 is equipped with a 6.51-inch HD+ display with eye protection that allows for an immersive and enjoyable viewing experience. With its 2.5D slim body design, the phone is beautiful as well as comfortable to hold. The smartphone is available in two colors, Cosmic Grey and Orchid Blue. The Y02 has been designed keeping in mind young consumers' busy lives who desire a smartphone that will make their day-to-day lives easier. According to the company, the Y series, aimed at young customers, has established itself in the market as one of the most popular smartphone series. "The Y Series handsets are aimed at young millennials who increasingly rely on smartphones to keep up with their hectic lifestyles," reads a press statement of the company.

The entry-level smartphone is powered by a MediaTek P22 that provides high performance and reliability. The devices have a large 2GB RAM + 32GB storage that has an expandable capacity of up to 1TB. The triple card slot supports memory expansion of up to 1TB.

The device has an 8MP Rear Camera along with a 5MP Front Camera, coupled with a rear f/2.0 and front 2.2 aperture that elevate the camera experience for its users when it comes to clicking a photograph or selfie. There are features such as Face Beauty and Time-Lapse on the Y02 camera to enhance your day-to-day shooting experience. As a result of these features, users can take professional-quality photos from their smartphones, which enhances their overall photography experience. Vivo has added many new features to the Y02 to improve the user experience. Vivo's Face Wake feature unlocks the phone whenever needed in a blink of an eye. Vivo's exclusive Multi Turbo 5.5 focuses on optimizing core scenes to reduce stuttering and lag in games. The device is engineered to prioritize and allocate memory and CPU resources—especially when too many apps are running simultaneously in the background.