The Vivo V series has always had a fairly straightforward approach. It gives people good cameras, a premium-looking design, and more than dependable battery life without the flagship price tag.
However, with the Vivo V80 starting at Rs. 62,999, we’re now entering a price segment where buyers have every reason to expect more than just a good camera phone.
I’ve been testing the Vivo V80 alongside the Motorola Signature and Xiaomi 17T, and I have to say, Vivo has done a fantastic job with certain aspects of the phone. The ZEISS cameras, particularly when shooting portraits, are excellent; the battery refuses to give up, and the relatively compact design makes it a comfortable phone to use.
But there’s also the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, which makes the asking price difficult to justify. So, is the Vivo V80 worth buying? Let’s find out.