Vivo S1 and Vivo V15 Pro receive a permanent price drop of up to Rs 4,000
Vivo V15 Pro is selling at a starting price of Rs 19,990, after getting a discount of Rs 4,000.

Vivo launched the Vivo S1 in India back in August this year at a starting price of Rs 17,990. Now, just months later, as per the company's website, all three variants of the phone are getting a price cut of up to Rs 2,000.Another phone, the Vivo V15 Pro, is also getting a price drop. The base storage variant (6 GB RAM + 128 GB) of the smartphone was launched at Rs 28,990 and is now selling at Rs 19,990. Here are all the details:
Vivo S1 new prices
The Vivo S1's base variant (4 GB RAM + 128 GB storage) is now selling at a price of Rs 15,990, after a price drop of Rs 2,000 on the launch price (Rs 17,990). The other two storage variants — 6 GB + 64 GB and 6 GB + 128 GB – are now both priced at Rs 17,990. These two variants have got a price drop of Rs 1,000 and Rs 2,000 respectively.[caption id="attachment_7726921" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
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Vivo V15 Pro new prices
In the case of Vivo V15 Pro, the smartphone was launched at a starting price of Rs 28,990. Its prices have been slashed twice since its launch. The first price cut was in May this year for Rs 2,000, followed by a Rs 3,000 price cut in August, which brought its price down to Rs 23,990. Now, the Vivo V15 Pro has received another price drop of Rs 4,000 for both its variants, bringing the base variant's price down to Rs 19,990 and the higher storage variant down to Rs 26,990.Both the smartphones are currently available with the refreshed prices on Amazon and Flipkart, as well as vivo.com.
Vivo S1 specifications and features
Vivo V15 Pro specifications, and features

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