iQOO 15 Price Hiked for the iQOO 15, iQOO 15R and Neo 10, while Vivo has also increased the T5 Pro. The change comes as memory costs appear to be pushing retail pricing higher across multiple phone segments.

Vivo T5 Pro Gets the Biggest Hike at Rs 3,000

The most noticeable revision is on the Vivo T5 Pro. The phone now starts at Rs 32,999 for the 8GB/128GB model, while the 8GB/256GB variant has also seen a higher tag. This is the biggest increase in the group, with Vivo pushing the model up by as much as Rs 3,000.

Even after the hike, the T5 Pro remains positioned around its large battery, which is still one of its main selling points. But the higher starting price makes the value case a little tighter for buyers comparing it with other mid-range phones.

• 8GB/128GB model now starts at Rs 32,999
• 8GB/256GB variant has also increased
• Price rise goes up to Rs 3,000
• Large 9,000mAh-plus battery remains a key feature

iQOO Neo 10 Now Faces Stronger OnePlus Nord 6 Pressure

The iQOO Neo 10 has also become costlier, with the 8GB/256GB and 12GB/256GB versions both rising by Rs 2,000. That shifts the phone closer to the latest OnePlus Nord 6, making the price gap harder for iQOO to defend.

The Neo 10 sits in a crowded performance-focused segment, so even a relatively small hike can change the buying decision. Battery size, memory configuration and the overall value balance now matter more than before.

• 8GB/256GB variant up by Rs 2,000
• 12GB/256GB variant up by Rs 2,000
• Competes more directly with OnePlus Nord 6
• Value comparison is now tighter for buyers

For shoppers, the main takeaway is simple: revised pricing is already live on the company site and major e-commerce listings, so the higher tags are not just temporary signage. The latest updates affect flagship, sub-flagship and mid-range buyers at the same time, which is why the changes stand out more than a single-model revision.

iQOO 15, iQOO 15R, Neo 10 and Vivo T5 Pro are now all part of the same broader pricing reset. In practical terms, that means buyers looking at these phones will need to compare them more carefully against rivals before choosing a variant. The memory shortage angle also suggests this may not be an isolated move, at least for the time being.