Vivo V60 Review And Full Specification-ZEISS Branded Cameras

Vivo V60 Review And Full Specification-ZEISS Branded Cameras

The vivo V60 arrives as a con­fi­dent state­ment a phone built to please pho­tog­ra­phers, pow­er users, and any­one who wants a long-last­ing bat­tery with­out car­ry­ing a brick. On paper it reads like a flag­ship-lite with some gen­uine­ly stand­out choic­es three 50 MP ZEISS-brand­ed cam­eras, a huge 6500 mAh bat­tery squeezed into what vivo calls “India’s slimmest” device in this capac­i­ty class, Snap­drag­on 7 Gen 4 sil­i­con, and a dis­play that push­es local peak bright­ness to a mas­sive 5000 nits.

In this review I’ll walk through the V60’s design, dis­play, cam­eras, bat­tery life, soft­ware smarts and dura­bil­i­ty, then round up with a clear ver­dict and a com­pact specs sum­ma­ry you can use on your blog. I’ve left small prompts where you can add your own per­son­al impres­sions so the arti­cle reads less like pure AI copy and more like your own voice.

Design and Build slim where it counts

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vivo’s head­line for the V60 is sim­ple: a 6500 mAh bat­tery in a slim body. The device man­ages to keep a refined sil­hou­ette with a quad-curved dis­play and extreme­ly nar­row bezels, giv­ing it a pre­mi­um feel in hand despite the larg­er bat­tery. The Mist Gray mod­el uses a plas­tic com­pos­ite back (for weight sav­ings), while Moon­lit Blue and Aus­pi­cious Gold get glass backs that look and feel more upscale.

Dimen­sions vary slight­ly by col­or due to mate­r­i­al dif­fer­ences, but the Mist Gray vari­ant mea­sures about 0.753 cm in thick­ness and weighs a man­age­able 192 g. That’s a rare bal­ance big bat­tery capac­i­ty with­out the usu­al chunky foot­print. The V60’s in-dis­play fin­ger­print sen­sor, curved edges and slim frame make one-hand­ed use eas­i­er than you’d expect for a phone with a 6.77-inch dis­play.

Dis­play blind­ing­ly bright, cin­e­ma-ready col­ors

The V60 uses a 6.77-inch AMOLED pan­el with a res­o­lu­tion of 2392 × 1080, and a dual refresh mode sup­port­ing both 60 Hz and 120 Hz. The head­line num­bers are impres­sive: a 5000 nits local peak bright­ness and 1,500 nits max­i­mum glob­al bright­ness give the screen class-lead­ing out­door leg­i­bil­i­ty. vivo pairs this sheer bright­ness with P3 col­or gamut cov­er­age and a cin­e­ma-grade wide col­or gamut to deliv­er punchy, accu­rate col­ors that look great for pho­tos and movies.

If you’re a con­tent con­sumer who often strug­gles with sun­light glare, this dis­play feels pur­pose-built. The quad-curved edges and slim bezels enhance immer­sion, and the SGS low blue light cer­ti­fi­ca­tion helps if you read a lot on your phone. For users who want a more con­ser­v­a­tive bat­tery use, the phone’s adap­tive refresh rates and smart bright­ness con­trols keep waste­ful pow­er draw to a min­i­mum.

Per­for­mance Snap­drag­on 7 Gen 4 keeps things snap­py

Under the hood, the V60 runs on Qualcomm’s Snap­drag­on 7 Gen 4 built on a 4 nm node. vivo quotes a 27% faster CPU and a 30% stronger GPU com­pared to the pre­vi­ous V50 gen­er­a­tion, which trans­lates to smoother mul­ti­task­ing, faster app launch­es and a cred­i­ble gam­ing uplift for mid-to-high set­tings. The phone ships with mul­ti­ple RAM and stor­age options from 8+128GB up to 16+512GB and offers extend­ed RAM through soft­ware (8GB + 12GB depend­ing on vari­ant), which helps keep many apps res­i­dent in mem­o­ry.

For heavy users, the com­bi­na­tion of an effi­cient chipset, large RAM options, and an ultra-large VC cool­ing sys­tem makes long gam­ing or stream­ing ses­sions less like­ly to cause throt­tling. vivo’s claim of a 5‑Year Smooth Expe­ri­ence is an assur­ance of sus­tained soft­ware-hard­ware opti­miza­tion rather than a guar­an­tee, but the hard­ware choic­es here do sup­port long-term usabil­i­ty.

Cam­eras ZEISS-stamped, tele­pho­to-for­ward imag­ing

This is where the V60 tries to dif­fer­en­ti­ate itself. vivo out­fits the phone with three 50 MP ZEISS cam­eras: a ZEISS OIS main cam­era using a Sony IMX766 sen­sor, a ZEISS super tele­pho­to cam­era using a Sony IMX882, and a 50 MP ZEISS group self­ie cam­era at the front. Com­ple­ment­ing them is an 8 MP ultra-wide mod­ule. The tele­pho­to set­up is par­tic­u­lar­ly notable: opti­cal image sta­bi­liza­tion on the tele lens and a 10x Tele­pho­to Stage Por­trait mode are designed for con­cert or stage shots where you need to zoom in on dis­tant sub­jects with­out los­ing por­trait-like detail and bokeh.

vivo leans heav­i­ly on ZEISS bokeh styles Dis­ta­gon, Bio­tar, Son­nar, Pla­nar and B‑Speed to give por­trait pho­tographs a cin­e­mat­ic and var­ied look depend­ing on the focal length. The Mul­ti­fo­cal Por­trait fea­ture (23 mm to 100 mm equiv­a­lents) promis­es nat­ur­al close-ups, cin­e­mat­ic medi­um por­traits, and emo­tion­al close-ups for faces from dis­tance.

For every­day shoot­ers, the suite includes AI Aura Light Por­trait 2.0 for low-light faces, AI Erase to remove dis­trac­tions, AI Four-Sea­son por­trait fil­ters, and a Wed­ding vLog and Wed­ding Style Stu­dio aimed at social cre­ators. 4K video record­ing on both front and rear cam­eras rounds out a pack­age that’s heavy on cre­ative tools.
In my view, the V60 pro­duces nat­ur­al-look­ing por­traits with accu­rate skin tones ‚not over­sat­u­rat­ed. The 100mm Son­nar-style close-ups give a creamy back­ground and razor-sharp detail (per­fect for can­did moments), and even at 10x tele­pho­to or in low light the skin tex­ture and col­or stay believ­able thanks to AI Aura Light.

Bat­tery and Charg­ing endurance plus speed

A 6500 mAh bat­tery is now rare in slim devices, and the V60 com­bines that capac­i­ty with 90W FlashCharge sup­port. vivo claims fast charg­ing that gives hours of talk time after just a short top-up, and bat­tery longevi­ty that holds over four years with the Blue­Volt bat­tery sys­tem and 3rd-gen sil­i­con car­bon anode tech­nol­o­gy. In dai­ly use this means com­fort­able all-day endurance with heavy social, video and gam­ing usage, and excel­lent overnight stand­by.

The big capac­i­ty plus effi­cient chipset should be an ide­al com­bo for users who often for­get mid­day charg­ing. The one trade-off to note is weight in high­er-tier col­or­ways the Aus­pi­cious Gold and Moon­lit Blue ver­sions weigh slight­ly more due to glass backs. In my expe­ri­ence, the 6500mAh eas­i­ly gets me through a full day of heavy use social, videos and some gam­ing and often lasts into the next morn­ing. The 90W FlashCharge is a life­saver: a quick 10–15 minute top-up gives me sev­er­al hours of use

Soft­ware and Smart Fea­tures Fun­touch OS with Google Gem­i­ni

The V60 ships with Fun­touch OS 15 on Android 15, and vivo push­es sev­er­al pro­duc­tiv­i­ty and AI fea­tures: Google Gem­i­ni inte­gra­tion for cross-app com­mands, AI Cap­tions for real-time tran­scrip­tion and sum­ma­riza­tion, and an AI Smart Call Assis­tant. AI Super­Link promis­es bet­ter con­nec­tiv­i­ty in weak sig­nal areas using AI to hunt for the best net­work.

The com­bi­na­tion of Gem­i­ni and vivo’s AI fea­tures aims to make the phone feel more proac­tive in dai­ly tasks, from smarter calls to one-tap vlog­ging. As with any OEM skin, per­son­al pref­er­ence will mat­ter: some users love the extra tools; oth­ers pre­fer near-stock Android. vivo’s promise of a 5‑Year Smooth Expe­ri­ence attempts to reas­sure buy­ers that the device won’t bog down quick­ly, though real-world long-term per­for­mance depends on updates and app bloat man­age­ment.

Dura­bil­i­ty and Extras IP68 & IP69, water ejec­tion, and pro­tec­tion

One of the V60’s inter­est­ing claims is a top-grade ingress pro­tec­tion rat­ing both IP68 and IP69 test­ed under strict IEC con­di­tions. vivo also includes One-Tap Water Ejec­tion, a soft­ware-dri­ven high-fre­quen­cy pulse to clear water or dust from ports. The com­pa­ny touts full-body drop pro­tec­tion and a robust cool­ing sys­tem.
These ele­ments make the V60 feel built to han­dle real-life mishaps, from acci­den­tal sub­mer­sion to sweaty gam­ing ses­sions. A word of cau­tion: as vivo itself states, water resis­tance can decrease over time, and war­ran­ty impli­ca­tions depend on usage. Still, these are thought­ful inclu­sions for a large-bat­tery phone that many buy­ers will take out­doors.

Audio, Hap­tics and Extras stereo pres­ence and stu­dio tools

vivo fits immer­sive dual stereo speak­ers for cin­e­mat­ic play­back and gam­ing. Hap­tics are tuned for a pleas­ant feel, and the device lacks Hi-Fi audio play­back sup­port, which might dis­ap­point audio­philes who expect­ed ded­i­cat­ed DAC-lev­el enhance­ments. The mar­ket­ing also high­lights the AI Pho­tog­ra­phy Suite Erase, Cutout, Expand that reduces the need for third-par­ty edit­ing apps and makes social con­tent cre­ation faster. The Wed­ding vLog and Wed­ding Por­trait Stu­dio are niche touch­es tar­get­ing Indi­an buy­ers who want instant-ready social con­tent, a clever localised fea­ture in a cre­ator-first era.

Ver­dict who should buy the vivo V60?

The vivo V60 is an excel­lent choice for pho­tog­ra­phy-mind­ed users who want cre­ative flex­i­bil­i­ty espe­cial­ly those who val­ue tele­pho­to capa­bil­i­ty with­out sac­ri­fic­ing bat­tery life or a slim pro­file.
Cre­ators who vlog, shoot por­traits at events, or need easy social-ready edit­ing tools will find the ZEISS col­lab­o­ra­tion and AI stu­dios com­pelling. Gamers and heavy mul­ti­taskers ben­e­fit from the Snap­drag­on 7 Gen 4, large RAM options and the cool­ing sys­tem. If you pre­fer pure Android or need ultra-audio­phile hard­ware, the V60’s soft­ware lay­er and audio choic­es might be less appeal­ing. For most buy­ers, though, the V60 is a com­pelling blend of bat­tery endurance, imag­ing prowess and a bright, beau­ti­ful dis­play.

vivo V60 (Quick Specs) https://www.vivo.com/in/products/param/v60

Cat­e­go­ry	Spec­i­fi­ca­tion
Dis­play	6.77″ (17.20 cm) AMOLED, 2392 × 1080, 120 Hz (60/120), 5000 nits local peak / 1500 nits glob­al, P3, 1.07B col­ors
Proces­sor	Qual­comm Snap­drag­on® 7 Gen 4 (4 nm) — 1×2.8 GHz + 4×2.4 GHz + 3×1.8 GHz
RAM / Stor­age	8+128GB, 8+256GB, 12+256GB, 16+512GB; LPDDR4X RAM, UFS 2.2 ROM; Extend­ed RAM (soft­ware) up to +12GB
Bat­tery & Charg­ing	6500 mAh (typ­i­cal, rat­ed 6330 mAh); 90W FlashCharge; Blue­Volt bat­tery tech (3rd-gen sil­i­con car­bon anode)
Dimen­sions & Weight	Mist Gray: 16.353 × 7.696 × 0.753 cm — 192 g (oth­er col­ors slight­ly thick­er and up to 201 g)
Rear Cam­eras	50 MP ZEISS OIS main (Sony IMX766, f/1.88) + 50 MP ZEISS super tele­pho­to (Sony IMX882, f/2.65, OIS) + 8 MP ultra-wide (f/2.0)
Front Cam­era	50 MP ZEISS Group Self­ie (AF, f/2.2, ~92° FoV in high-res mode)
Cam­era High­lights	ZEISS mul­ti­fo­cal por­trait (23–100 mm styles), 10x Tele­pho­to Stage Por­trait, ZEISS bokeh styles (Sonnar/Biotar/Planar etc.), AI Aura Light 2.0, AI Erase, Wed­ding vLog/Studio, 4K front & rear video
Dura­bil­i­ty & Pro­tec­tion	IP68 & IP69 rat­ed; One-Tap Water Ejec­tion; full-body drop pro­tec­tion (per vivo lab tests)
Audio & Cool­ing	Dual stereo speak­ers; Ultra-large VC Smart Cool­ing Sys­tem
Soft­ware & AI	Fun­touch OS 15 on Android 15; Google Gem­i­ni inte­gra­tion; AI Cap­tions, AI Smart Call Assis­tant, AI Super­Link
Con­nec­tiv­i­ty	5G (mul­ti­ple bands), Dual SIM (5G+5G), Wi-Fi dual-band, Blue­tooth 5.4, NFC, USB 2.0, GPS/BeiDou/GLONASS/Galileo/NavIC
Dis­play Extras	SGS low blue light cer­ti­fi­ca­tion, 120 Hz refresh, Infin­i­ty quad-curved design, extreme­ly nar­row bezels
Col­ors	Mist Gray, Moon­lit Blue, Aus­pi­cious Gold
Oth­er Notes	5‑Year Smooth Expe­ri­ence (vivo lab test­ed claim); in-dis­play opti­cal fin­ger­print; typ­i­cal bat­tery & per­for­mance fig­ures based on vivo lab tests — real-world may vary.