Vivo Y11d now has a second variant in Pakistan, which upgrades the RAM to 6GB. The max storage is still the same as the original version: 128GB. Of course, no changes have been made to the rest of its spec sheet. Vivo Y11d is still a 6.74” IPS LCD phone with a 120Hz refresh rate. It may look like an ordinary display, but its backlight hits 1200 nits, which is almost an AMOLED-level brightness. By the way, Y11d is just an entry-tier phone with a weak Unisoc T7225 (12 nm) SoC. The 6GB RAM upgrade actually gives this chip some breathing room to perform better. More background apps will run on Vivo Y11d’s 6GB option. The integrated Mali-G57 MP1 GPU is also somewhat decent. There’s just one camera on the back: a 50MP f/1.8 sensor. The other is just an auxiliary lens. That notch on the screen hides a weak 5MP selfie shooter. Vivo Y11d is a 2026 release. So it has Android 16 as the default OS and Origin OS 6. The battery here is a 6,500 mAh BlueVolt pack from Vivo. A 44W fast charging kit should provide quick refills. There’s only one speaker, the WiFi is Dual-Band 5GHz, and the newcomer has a side fingerprint reader. Vivo Y11d 6GB is a budget device. And it targets the same subset of buyers as the Samsung Galaxy A07. But the latter has better performance and a lower price with 6 years of OS updates.