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vivo V80 To Launch On 6 October In India

It was a bit odd to see the vivo V80 Lite launch before the base model, but that’s what happened with this generation of the brand’s V series of phones. That’s not to say that the base model hasn’t already made appearances here and there around the internet. But more recently the brand has started […] The post vivo V80 To Launch On 6 October In India appeared first on Lowyat.NET .

vivo V80 To Launch On 6 October In India

vivo announced the launch of its V80 smartphone in India on October 6th. This comes after the base model of the V series was previously released. The brand has been teasing the upcoming V80 launch for the Indian market through its official X account, revealing color options and the launch date. The phone will be running OriginOS 7, the company's new Android overlay.

Vivo V80 will feature a 7,200 mAh battery and support 80W fast charging. It will also have a 50MP main and 50MP telephoto camera setup, with the ability to record in 4K and 240fps. The phone is expected to be a "creator-focused" device, featuring over 30 AI-powered creative features. Pricing for the V80 in India has not been officially confirmed, but it is speculated that it may be priced above INR55,000 (~RM2,346). The V70 model previously launched in India had a starting price of RM1,999.

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