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vivo V80 Now Listed On SIRIM; May Launch With 7,200mAh Battery

vivo launched the V80 Lite as the newest addition to its V series fairly recently. Now, it looks like the Chinese phone maker is preparing to release another member in the lineup soon. The vanilla V80 has cropped up on the SIRIM database, suggesting that a local launch is happening sometime in the near future. […] The post vivo V80 Now Listed On SIRIM; May Launch With 7,200mAh Battery appeared…

vivo V80 Now Listed On SIRIM; May Launch With 7,200mAh Battery

The Chinese telecommunications company vivo has listed the V80 on the SIRIM database, indicating an imminent local launch. This device, part of the V series, was recently introduced by vivo and shares similarities with its predecessor. The model number V2648 has been approved by SIRIM, a local regulatory body, as of September 9, 2026.

Preliminary information suggests that the V80 could be launched globally soon, with details including a 6.8-inch AMOLED display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, and a 7,200mAh battery capable of 90W wired charging. If these features are accurate, the V80 would offer an extended battery life, potentially lasting up to two days.

The device will reportedly run on Android 17 via OriginOS 7 and feature a 50MP main camera and a 50MP telephoto lens, along with AI-driven camera and editing tools. Vivo has yet to officially confirm the specifications, and these leaks should be treated as speculative until an official announcement is made.

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