It has been 30 days since using the Vivo T4 5G as a primary phone, and this time was enough to test it across daily use, gaming, battery endurance, and overall durability. While the phone made a great first impression with its premium design and long-lasting battery, the bigger question is whether it continues to perform well a month later. Let’s break it down.
Performance Holds Steady with Time
Even after daily use, the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chip continues to run cool and smooth. App switching, casual gaming, and multitasking remain fluid with no noticeable slowdown. The 12GB RAM ensures background apps stay active, and UFS 2.2 storage maintains quick load times. Funtouch OS has been stable and clean, with no major bugs or performance drops even after system updates.
The phone’s vapor-chamber cooling system proves useful during longer sessions, keeping temperatures comfortable. Whether it’s social media, video streaming, or navigation, the device handles everything with ease.
Battery Life Remains the Biggest Strength
One month in, the 7300mAh battery still impresses. With normal use, including music playback, browsing, and video calls, the battery lasts well over a day. On lighter days, it can even stretch to two. Charging with the 90W charger continues to be fast and reliable, taking the phone to 50 percent in just about 30 minutes.
Unlike many devices that begin to show battery dips over time, the Vivo T4 5G holds strong with consistent endurance and efficient charging cycles.
Display Quality Feels Premium Every Day
Using the AMOLED display daily has been a joy. It is bright, sharp, and remains legible outdoors under direct light. The 120Hz refresh rate keeps scrolling smooth, while the curved edges give it a modern, premium look that never gets old. After 30 days, there’s no screen burn or dimming — quality remains top-tier for this price range.
Camera Experience in the Long Run
The 50MP rear camera with OIS handles daylight shots with good clarity. In 30 days of varied use, the camera has proven reliable for social media and everyday photography. Low-light shots are decent, though not extraordinary.
The 32MP selfie camera is more than enough for video calls and selfies, producing sharp and natural results most of the time. If you’re not a camera professional but need reliable photos and videos for daily life, this setup does the job without any disappointment.
Build Quality and Comfort in Daily Carry
After a full month of use, the phone still looks new. The curved glass back holds up well with no scratches or fading. The IP65 rating has helped in light rain and dust exposure. The rotating rear dial remains functional and hasn’t worn out. It fits well in hand, doesn’t feel bulky, and the in-display fingerprint scanner continues to work accurately. Its MIL-STD-810H durability gives peace of mind that the device is built to handle everyday wear and tear.
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No Major Bugs or Issues After a Month
Over the past 30 days, the phone has been consistent and bug-free. Notifications arrive on time, app crashes are rare, and connectivity remains stable. Software updates rolled out once during this period and caused no performance dip. Even prolonged use hasn’t slowed the system, which is a strong plus at this price.
Still Worth the Price After 30 Days
After a month of regular use, the phone still feels worth every penny. At around $470 AUD, you get a brilliant AMOLED screen, solid performance, dependable battery life, and a clean design. No feature feels unfinished or underwhelming even with extended use. It feels like a phone designed to last and perform well consistently.
