In a market where phone prices seem to change every month, the Vivo Y19s is a pleasant exception: its official prices have barely moved in a year, and three independent trackers agree on them exactly. The confusion around this phone is not the price — it is the variants that do not exist and the spec sheets copied from other phones.
One identity check first. This is the 2024 Vivo Y19s 4G — not a sequel to the 2019 Vivo Y19 (some websites mix that old phone’s data into this one’s pages), and not the separate Y19s 5G model sold elsewhere. Here is the verified picture for Pakistan.
Vivo Y19s Official Price in Pakistan
| Variant | Official-warranty price |
|---|---|
| 4GB RAM + 128GB storage | Rs 36,999 |
| 6GB RAM (+6GB extended) + 128GB storage | Rs 42,999 |
These prices are agreed by WhatMobile, Hamariweb and MobileInto as of 21–22 October 2026. A note on the word “official”: Vivo’s own site publishes no PKR price for this phone, so — as with most phones in Pakistan — these are the official-dealer/warranty-provider prices the trackers carry, and they have an unusually clean history:
- 11 November 2024 — Pakistan launch. The 6/128GB variant arrived first, at Rs 42,999, with a 1-year warranty, 15 days free replacement and 6-month accessory warranty. It has never changed price since.
- 18 November 2024 — the 4/128GB followed at Rs 38,999.
- 21 April 2025 — the only price change ever found: the 4/128GB was cut by Rs 2,000 to Rs 36,999, where it remains. No 2026 change was found in any source checked.
Street prices sit slightly lower: price-list sites put the lowest offers around Rs 34,500 for the 4/128 (a single-source figure with no dedicated product page behind it, so treat it as a lead, not a promise). Several retailers showed the phone out of stock in October 2026 while trackers still list it as available — a pattern that suggests stock is winding down since the Y19s Pro arrived, though no source states the Y19s is discontinued.
The Phantom 8GB Variants
Only the 4/128GB and 6/128GB were ever officially launched in Pakistan — Vivo’s launch coverage said so explicitly. Yet one major tracker lists a Y19s 8GB + 128GB at Rs 44,999 and an 8GB + 256GB at Rs 49,999, both labelled “official”. No Pakistan launch report and no other tracker supports them; the 8/256 configuration exists in other markets (such as Malaysia), which is almost certainly where those pages came from. Do not pay an “official” price for an 8GB Y19s in Pakistan — there is no evidence Vivo Pakistan sells one.
Marketplace listings need the same scepticism: aggregator pages have shown this Rs 37,000 phone “at Daraz” for Rs 64,999–72,999, and other Daraz listings advertise a “256GB (128GB usable + 128GB system reserved), no charger, universal box” unit for around Rs 24,000–26,000. Neither describes the official product. Buy from an authorised dealer, and judge every offer against Rs 36,999 / Rs 42,999.
Vivo Y19s Full Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Display | 6.68-inch LCD, 1608 × 720 (HD+), 90Hz, 1000 nits (HBM) |
| Processor | Unisoc T612 (12nm) |
| RAM / Storage | 4GB or 6GB LPDDR4X / 128GB eMMC 5.1 |
| microSD | Yes — dedicated slot (2 Nano-SIM + card), up to 1TB |
| Rear camera | 50MP (f/1.8) + 0.08MP auxiliary lens, Ring-LED flash, 1080p@30fps |
| Front camera | 5MP (f/2.2) |
| Battery | 5,500mAh, 15W wired charging, reverse wired charging |
| Software | Android 14, Funtouch OS 14 |
| Durability | IP64 dust/splash resistance, MIL-STD-810H compliant |
| Build | 165.75 × 76.10 × 8.10 mm, 198g |
| Audio | Dual stereo speakers, 3.5mm jack |
| Connectivity | 4G only, no NFC, Wi-Fi dual-band, Bluetooth 5.2, USB-C, FM radio |
| Security | Side-mounted fingerprint |
| Colours | Pearl Silver, Glacier Blue, Glossy Black (Pakistan launch coverage calls the black “Diamond Black”) |
Spec traps in circulation: one launch article printed IP54 for this phone — the verified rating is IP64, per Vivo’s official page, GSMArena, and Vivo’s other launch coverage. Some regional Vivo pages list a 5,150mAh battery variant; Pakistan’s phone is 5,500mAh. Some retailer pages describe a Helio G85 phone with 44W charging and an 8MP selfie camera — that is a different, mixed-up handset, not the Y19s. And one site’s “Y19s” page (Helio G35, Android 11, “5G: Yes”, Rs 68,396) is the 2019 Y19’s data wearing this phone’s name — ignore it entirely.
Performance and Daily Use
The Unisoc T612 is an entry-level chip, and the Y19s behaves accordingly: calls, WhatsApp, social media, video and light games run fine, while demanding games need modest settings. What lifts the daily experience above the spec sheet is the supporting cast — a 90Hz screen with a bright 1000-nits high-brightness mode for outdoor readability, dual stereo speakers that Vivo markets as boostable to 300% volume, and reverse wired charging, so the big 5,500mAh battery can top up your earbuds or a friend’s phone in a pinch. The dedicated microSD slot deserves a mention too: unlike hybrid-slot phones, you never choose between a second SIM and more storage.
PTA Status and What’s in the Box
Vivo’s Pakistan launch release states the Y19s is duly approved by PTA and supports all mobile networks in Pakistan — official units are sold PTA-approved with taxes included in the retail price, and no source publishes a separate tax figure for it. (The launch also carried a Zong offer of 12GB free internet spread over 6 months with a 4G SIM in Slot 1.)
The box question has a clean, verified answer for once: Vivo’s official “In the Box” list states the charger is included for all markets except Thailand and the Philippines — Pakistan included — alongside the USB cable, a case, an eject tool and a pre-applied protective film. GSMArena’s launch report confirms the same. The phone charges at only 15W, so the included adapter is the right one; there is no faster charging to unlock by buying a bigger brick.
Y19s or Y19s Pro?
The Vivo Y19s Pro launched in Pakistan in July 2025 at Rs 43,999 for 6+6GB + 128GB — just Rs 1,000 above the Y19s 6/128. For that Rs 1,000 the Pro keeps the same T612 chip and display class but adds a bigger 6,000mAh battery, 44W charging (versus 15W) and Android 15. That pricing squeezes the Y19s 6/128 hard: if both are in front of you at those prices, the Pro is the better buy. The Y19s keeps its case at the 4/128’s Rs 36,999 (and below, on the street), where the Pro does not compete — a big battery, stereo speakers, IP64 protection and a dedicated card slot for genuinely budget money.
The prices in this article follow the official-warranty figures tracked on WhatMobile’s Vivo Y19s price page, cross-checked against the other trackers named above on 23 October 2026.
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FAQs
Q: What is the Vivo Y19s price in Pakistan today?
Rs 36,999 for the 4GB + 128GB variant and Rs 42,999 for the 6GB + 128GB variant — the official-warranty prices agreed by WhatMobile, Hamariweb and MobileInto as of 21–22 October 2026. The 6GB model has cost Rs 42,999 since its November 2024 launch; the 4GB model launched at Rs 38,999 and was cut by Rs 2,000 in April 2025. Street offers start lower (around Rs 34,500 in price lists), but stock is thinning at several retailers.
Q: Is the Vivo Y19s 8GB / 256GB available in Pakistan?
There is no evidence for it. Only the 4/128GB and 6/128GB variants were officially launched in Pakistan, per Vivo’s launch coverage and every other tracker. One tracker lists 8/128 (Rs 44,999) and 8/256 (Rs 49,999) as “official”, but those configurations belong to other markets and no Pakistan source corroborates them — treat any 8GB Y19s offered here as an import and verify its warranty and PTA status individually.
Q: Does the Vivo Y19s come with a charger in the box in Pakistan?
Yes. Vivo’s official box-contents list states the charger is included in all markets except Thailand and the Philippines, and GSMArena’s launch report says the same — so Pakistan retail boxes include the charger, plus a USB cable, case, eject tool and a pre-applied protective film. The phone charges at 15W, which is what the included adapter provides.
Q: Vivo Y19s or Y19s Pro — is the Pro worth the extra?
At the 6GB level, almost certainly yes. The Y19s Pro launched in Pakistan in July 2025 at Rs 43,999 — only Rs 1,000 more than the Y19s 6/128 (Rs 42,999) — with the same Unisoc T612 chip but a larger 6,000mAh battery, much faster 44W charging (versus 15W) and Android 15 instead of 14. The Y19s still wins on price at the 4/128 level (Rs 36,999), where the Pro has no equivalent variant.