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Vivo V60e 5G Launched In India With 200MP Camera & 90W Charging

Vivo has expanded its V-series lineup in India with the V60e 5G. The smartphone is designed for photography lovers and power users alike.

Starting at ₹29,999, the device offers impressive specifications for a mid-range phone. Its standout feature is the 200MP primary camera, supported by advanced AI capabilities.

Furthermore, ensuring sharp, detailed photos for both casual snapping and professional-level shots.

The phone sports a 6.77-inch Quad Curved ‘AMOLED’ display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The gadget has 1600 nits peak brightness, protected by Diamond Shield Glass.

Whether you’re gaming, streaming videos or browsing photos, the screen promises vibrant colours and smooth visuals.

Under the hood, the MediaTek Dimensity 7360 Turbo chipset powers the device, backed by up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage, letting users run multiple apps seamlessly without lag.

Photography isn’t just about the rear camera. The V60e 5G also includes a 50MP AI-powered selfie camera with autofocus, perfect for high-quality video calls or social media posts.

Its 6,500mAh battery supports 90W wired fast charging, meaning users can spend less time plugged in and more time enjoying the phone.

Durability is another highlight, with IP68 and IP69 ratings; the phone is protected against dust and water. It runs FunTouchOS 15 based on Android 15, providing a smooth and user-friendly interface.

Buyers can choose between Elite Purple and Noble Gold, offering options for both subtle and bold style preferences.

Variants and Availability

8GB + 128GB variant at ₹29,999
8GB + 256GB at ₹31,999
12GB + 256GB at ₹33,999

The phone is available through Vivo’s online store and select retail outlets nationwide.

With its massive 200MP camera, long-lasting battery, fast charging and reliable performance, the Vivo V60e 5G stands out as a strong contender in the mid-range segment, giving users a taste of flagship features without the hefty price tag.

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Pragati Upadhyay

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