Vivo is ready to launch its new smartphone, the Vivo V60, in India on August 12. The company has already revealed key details, giving us a clear idea of what to expect from this upcoming device.
Design and Build Quality
The Vivo V60 brings a stylish, modern design with a quad-curved display, offering an edge-to-edge screen experience. It will be available in three elegant colors — Auspicious Gold, Mist Gray, and Moonlit Blue — catering to different style preferences.
What really sets it apart is its durability. With IP68 and IP69 ratings, the phone is protected against dust and water. Whether it’s light rain or a dusty day, the V60 is built to handle real-life situations.
Camera Features
One of the main highlights of the Vivo V60 is its camera system. Unlike the V50, which had just two rear cameras, the V60 brings back a triple-camera setup, adding a dedicated telephoto lens for better portrait shots.
The rear setup includes a 50MP Sony IMX766 main sensor with OIS, a 50MP Sony IMX882 telephoto lens with OIS, and an ultrawide lens. All three cameras are tuned with ZEISS optics for high-quality photography.
On the front, there’s a powerful 50MP selfie camera with a wide 92-degree field of view, making it perfect for group selfies and wider shots.
To enhance the photography experience, Vivo has added features like Stage mode, Four-Season Portraits, and AI Magic Move, making it ideal for users who enjoy creative and AI-powered photography tools.
Performance and Software
The Vivo V60 is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, which offers better performance than the V50’s Snapdragon 7 Gen 3. This upgrade means faster app loading, smoother multitasking, and an overall snappier experience.
Though the company hasn’t shared details about RAM and storage variants yet, the new chipset suggests that the phone will handle everyday tasks and games quite well.
It runs on Funtouch OS 15, providing a clean and updated user interface.
Battery and Charging
The V60 includes a 6,500mAh battery, which is larger than the one in the previous model. This means you can expect longer usage on a single charge — whether you’re watching videos, gaming, or browsing.
While the exact charging speed hasn’t been officially confirmed, reports suggest the phone may support 80W fast charging. That’s slightly less than the 90W found in the V50, but the trade-off is a bigger battery for longer life.
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Expected Price in India
Vivo hasn’t officially revealed the price yet, but based on previous models and market positioning, the Vivo V60 is expected to launch around ₹40,000. This puts it in the premium mid-range segment, competing with phones that focus on camera quality and design.
Final Thoughts
The Vivo V60 looks like a solid upgrade over the V50. With a triple-camera setup, ZEISS optics, a bigger battery, and a powerful Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chip, it promises a great all-round experience. Add to that a sleek design and IP68/69 protection, and it becomes a strong option for users who want both style and performance. If you’re planning to buy a camera-focused phone with premium features, the Vivo V60 might be worth the wait. Keep an eye out for its launch on August 12.
