- Vivo V60 is set to launch in India on August 12 at 12 PM, featuring the latest Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 processor and Android 15 out of the box.
- The phone includes a ZEISS-powered quad camera setup with a 50MP selfie lens and India-focused features like Wedding vLog mode and Four-Season Portraits.
- Built with IP68/IP69 water and dust resistance, the V60 also sports a quad-curved display and comes in three stylish color options.
Vivo V60 launch date in India is finally official. It’s happening on August 12 at 12 PM, and Vivo has already started building the hype. If you’re into smartphones, or you’re just curious what’s coming next, this one might interest you. I’m just going to quickly break down what you can expect. Nothing too fancy. Just straight facts.
Vivo V60 launch date confirmed in India, here’s what you should know
First thing, the performance
So yeah, the Vivo V60 is going to be one of the first phones with the new Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 processor. That’s a pretty solid chip for mid-range phones, and honestly, it should handle daily stuff like gaming, scrolling, and switching apps with no real problems. It also runs Android 15 with Funtouch OS 15 on top. If you’ve used any Vivo phone before, the UI will probably feel familiar.
Now, about the display and design
Vivo’s talking about a quad-curved display. That just means the screen curves on all four sides. Looks nice, might help with gestures and overall feel. Nothing we haven’t seen before, but still worth mentioning. Not everyone likes curved displays, but if you’re into that sleek look, you’ll probably like it.
Camera is the big thing here
The main highlight, honestly, is the camera. Vivo teamed up with ZEISS for the whole setup. It’s got four cameras, and here’s what we know so far:
- A 50MP selfie camera – sounds perfect for Reels and Shorts.
- A 50MP main camera
- Another 50MP telephoto lens for zoom stuff
- And one ultrawide sensor, though they didn’t say how many MP yet
They’re also adding features like multi-focal portrait modes and a new AI Four-Season Portrait tool. Oh, and something called Wedding vLog mode, which is made for Indian-style wedding shots. Honestly, kind of smart move by Vivo.
Durability and looks
It’s got IP68 and IP69 ratings. That’s water and dust resistance; it is good for accidental drops or spills. As for colors, there are three: Auspicious Gold, Moonlit Blue, and Mist Gray. Vivo’s always been good with style, so no surprise there.
So, should you care?
If you’ve been waiting for a phone that balances performance and camera quality, the Vivo V60 might be it. Especially if you care about looks, too. Nothing here feels overly new or crazy unique, but it’s got just enough to make it a solid pick when it drops.
We’ll know the rest, like pricing and availability, on August 12, so maybe hold off your next buy until then.
