Vivo Y10

Name: Vivo Y10
Brand: Vivo

Vivo · 2022 27.07.2026 · updated 28.07.2026

Vivo Y10 from Vivo (2022) is an entry-level phone with a rating of 29/100. AnTuTu 199,111.

MediaTek Helio P35

5000 mAh

13 MP

Faster than 6% of smartphones in AnTuTu

Specifications

Processor	MediaTek Helio P35
Display	6.5", 720x1600
RAM	—
Storage	128GB
Battery	5000 mAh · ≈9.0 hrs of active use*
Charging	—
OS	Android 11 Red Velvet Cake
Dimensions	164.0 × 75.2 × 8.3 mm
Weight	179g
NFC	no

* battery life is an estimated figure based on capacity, display, and chipset — not a lab measurement.

Cameras

Main	13MP
Front	8MP

Benchmarks

AnTuTu 199111

Geekbench Single 476

Geekbench Multi 828

Based on AnTuTu results, Vivo Y10 is faster than 6% of smartphones in our database. This device is from the entry-level segment.

Performance

Overview and verdict

In 2022, Vivo introduced the Vivo Y10 — a "entry-level phone"-level smartphone with a MobileRank rating of 29/100. The MediaTek Helio P35 chipset delivers weak performance (19/100).

Pros

Current 2022 model

Cons

Limited performance for demanding games
Modest camera capabilities
No telephoto camera

Best for: The Vivo Y10 has no pronounced profile: its best category is portability (68/100), its weakest camera (10/100).

Frequently asked questions

What processor does the Vivo Y10 have?

The Vivo Y10 runs on the MediaTek Helio P35 chipset. It scores 199,111 points in AnTuTu.

What is the Vivo Y10's rating?

The Vivo Y10 scores 29 out of 100 in the MobileRank rating. Categories: performance 19/100, camera 10/100, battery 66/100, display 34/100, portability 68/100.

What battery does the Vivo Y10 have?

The Vivo Y10 has a 5000 mAh battery. Battery score: 66/100.

Is the Vivo Y10 worth buying?

The Vivo Y10 has no pronounced profile: its best category is portability (68/100), its weakest camera (10/100). Overall rating — 29/100 (entry-level phone).

MobileRank rating

Device profile

Category scores

Performance 19

Display 34

Camera 10

Battery 66

Portability 68

Value for money —

The score is built from the five categories below (weights are in the methodology); 100% of the weight is known. Value for money is computed separately and is not part of the overall score. The price is unknown, so value for money is not computed. How the rating works →