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Vivo V60 Review: Vivo has since the creation of the V series which has in most parts of the series been stylish design together with great camera hardware. With just a 7.5mm slim and weighing something around 203 grams, the device feels sleek in hand without being overly heavy.
Although it uses a plastic frame, the build still gives a reassuring premium feel. Auspicious Gold is matte frosted, exuding elegance that does not scream loud. Durability has also been a very strong focus the Diamond Shield Glass really enhances over scratch resistance and makes it certain that both the IP68 and IP69 ratings really protect against dirt and water.
Vivo V60: Amazing Display and Multimedia Experience
The device comes with a 6.77 inch quad-curved AMOLED display that refreshes up to 120Hz. It accentuates rich colors, deep contrast and excellent brightness levels to drown yourself in enjoyment while consuming content.
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The 120Hz refresh rate of the device makes it so smooth, whether while streaming HDR videos on YouTube or Netflix or scrolling through apps. The stereo speakers provide clarity and sufficient loudness indoors but do not tend to be tuned for heavy bass lovers. All in all, vivo has obviously optimized the V60 for users who enjoy binge watching and something in terms of consuming multimedia.
Cameras of the Vivo V60
The V60’s most convincing selling point lies in its photography capabilities three lenses a 50MP primary sensor, a 50MP telephoto that can do 3x zoom and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide camera are put together at the back, while a 50MP front end should be sufficient for selfies.
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The main sensor is able to capture images that are crisp with fine details at any time of day and up to midnight and the color rendition is quite true to life, even in real-world usage. The Zeiss supported modes like Natural, Vivid and Textured can give one some versatility in case he wishes to experiment. The telephoto sensor brings sharper zoom shots compared to most mid-range devices. Vivo continues to prove that premium level mobile photography does not need to come at flagship price levels.
Performance and Daily Use
Under the skin, the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chip powers the V60, and this has been combined with up to 12GB RAM and 512GB storage. Everyday tasks, multitasking and gaming run extremely smoothly, without any noticeable effect of lag. A great 6500mAh battery will use a quick charge and, there, support a very long usage time. On the software side, the device works on Fun touchOS 15 based on Android 15, promising Vivo wise 4 years of OS updates and 6 years of security patches, making it an excellent option for long-term buyers.
The Vivo V60 seals the prowess of an elegant design, an excellent camera system and reliable performance. It is not among the strongest contenders in its segment, but it is securely positioned as an imaging first smartphone, made for consumers who value style, strength and long battery life in their phones. For Rs 36,999, it is one of the best choices one can make as a photography lover in the Indian market.
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