vivo Y31t 5G is available in India in three memory and storage combinations, with prices that run from INR 25,999 to INR 34,999. vivo’s August 27 newsroom announcement lists the 4GB plus 128GB version at INR 25,999, the 6GB plus 128GB version at INR 29,999 and the 6GB plus 256GB version at INR 34,999.

The phone is sold through partner retail stores, the vivo India e-store and Flipkart, according to vivo. That channel list gives buyers several ways to compare stock, color and payment terms. vivo lists Crimson Red, Seashore Green and Golden Mist as the available colors.

Gadgets 360’s price page, updated September 1, showed the Y31t 5G from INR 29,999 in its current listing. It also showed the 4GB version at INR 25,999 but marked several listings as out of stock. The difference between a manufacturer’s announced price and a live seller listing is important when checking availability.

vivo also advertised a flat INR 1,500 instant cashback with selected bank cards and zero-down-payment terms through some partners. Its newsroom notice said those offers were valid through August 31. They should not be treated as active on September 1 without a new retailer confirmation.

The Y31t 5G has a 6.75-inch LCD panel with a refresh rate of up to 120Hz. vivo lists OriginOS 6 based on Android 16, a 50-megapixel main camera and a Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 processor. Those specifications place the phone in the mid-range segment rather than the premium tier.

The handset also carries IP68 and IP69 ratings and a military-grade durability certification in vivo’s announcement. The company lists a 7,200mAh battery and 44W FlashCharge, while Gadgets 360 records the same capacity and charging rate. The battery is part of the product’s pitch, but it is not the only detail that separates the variants.

The price spread is the more useful guide for buyers comparing the vivo Y31t 5G. The entry version has less memory, while the top model adds storage at a higher cost. Checking the exact seller, stock status, offer expiry and configuration can prevent an announced price from being mistaken for a guaranteed live deal.