Vivo Y31d has 6/128GB, 8/256GB, and 8/128GB variants in Pakistan. This page is dedicated to the third option. The price of this 8GB and 128GB version is Rs 65,999, which admittedly is a bit steep, but well worth it if you observe some of the competition in our market. Of course, whichever trim you pick, the specs will be the same. Vivo Y31d also has the very new Snapdragon 6s 4G Gen 2 chip. The other siblings had 6,500 mAh batteries. Yet the cheaper Vivo Y31d is actually way better, having a 7200mAh BlueVolt battery. A 44W FlashCharge input gives backup. 1-50% battery will be refilled in 43 minutes. IP69+ is the official rating for Vivo Y31d. It is still a budget phone. That means a cheap screen. It’s just an IPS 6.75” LCD with a thick chin and very visible bezels. The resolution is HD+. It also has 120Hz and 1,250 nits of brightness. There are dual speakers here. The WiFi is only dual-band. Vivo Y31d is built around the 6s 4G Gen 2 chip. The network support is right in the name (LTE). It boots to Origin OS 6 or Android 16 out of the box. There is no SD card support, so you should go with 8/256GB trim if the budget fits. Vivo has mounted a single 50MP lens on its back, and the selfie shooter is 8MP. You are essentially paying for high durability and endurance. Otherwise, the Vivo Y31d barely competes with the Samsung Galaxy A17, which has an AMOLED.