They are about to unveil the Vivo V80 in Pakistan, and the teasers are already piling up on the company’s socials. From what we’ve gathered, the official launch will happen next week, and though it’s still missing a launch date, we’ve tracked down the pricing for both variants.
Our last coverage had the expected prices, but not the official retail costs for the 256GB and 512GB Vivo V80. Scroll to the end, and you’ll see exactly what we are talking about. We suggest you read through the specs first before getting your wallets warmed up.
There aren’t many upgrades to go over. They’ve got a new design for it. Vivo V80 does have a bigger cell, and of course, a new OS too. There’s even a higher refresh rate on it. It’s pretty much a V70 if you look beyond those few changes. By the way, you can compare different Vivo models by checking the latest Vivo Mobile Price.
Apparently, they’ve upgraded this newcomer with a larger 7200mAh cell (from 6500mAh). That’s a few extra hours’ worth of juice. And they’ve reused the 90W flash charge kit on the V80. So the tank will refill at a fast pace. Anyway, the big battery does have to push pixels faster now.
The screen would rest at 120Hz for the most part, as it did before. But they’ve boosted the AMOLED’s refresh rate to 144Hz, and select games could make use of that. This is still a 6.59” AMOLED at 1.5K resolution, by the way. 4320Hz PWM dimming and HDR10+ are supported on the V80.
The camera is all ZEISS-tuned. 50MP main Sony LYT 700V sensor does the heavy lifting. And then we have a 50MP periscope 3X zoom lens on the back with OIS and Autofocus. The third one is an 8MP ultrawide unit. Its selfie camera is 50MP again.
The repeated specs also include the chip. Vivo V80 reused the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 for the third time. Though it does have a new Origin OS 7 (Android 17). The build has an IP69 rating. The fingerprint reader is ultrasonic. This Vivo V80 will cost Rs 209,999 in Pakistan this time for the base 256GB ROM, and the 512GB trim creeps up to Rs 249,999.
