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vivo unveils V80 and S2 FE phones: V80 has a 7200 mAh battery
vivo unveiled the vivo V80 and S2 FE models in India on October 6. The company also launched the X Fold6 in the country. The vivo V80 stands out with its 6.59-inch AMOLED display and large battery. The phone has 8 GB of RAM. Internal storage options are 128 GB, 256 GB or 512 GB. The model is available in Sunrise Anthem, Horizon Blue and Stellar Black.
The vivo V80's display has a resolution of 2750 x 1260 pixels. Its 144 Hz refresh rate makes motion on the screen appear smoother, although this setting is mainly activated in games. Brightness can reach 5000 nits in certain areas of the display. It reaches 1800 nits in high-brightness mode. Although HDR and 1080p video streaming are supported, the test unit did not play HDR videos on YouTube. There is a 3D ultrasonic fingerprint scanner under the display and a 50 MP front camera at the top. The Sunrise Anthem version of the vivo V80 displays different shades depending on the lighting and viewing angle. The glass back panel and matte aluminum frame retain few fingerprints. The phone's appearance may be reminiscent of the iPhone Pro Max models. The camera module causes the device to wobble on a flat surface, but the transparent case included in the box reduces this. The body has IP68 and IP69 protection against dust and water. The phone also features a USB-C port, stereo speakers and an infrared transmitter. The vivo V80 is powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 processor. Its operating system is Android 17-based OriginOS 7. This is the first V-series model to ship with the new operating system. The company says the phone will receive 4 Android updates and 6 years of security updates. Performance was generally satisfactory in everyday use and during a gaming test lasting more than 1 hour, although occasional slowdowns occurred. In a processor test, the phone overheated after 15 minutes. The system closed apps until the device cooled down.
The vivo V80 has a total of 4 ZEISS cameras. On the front is a 50 MP camera with autofocus. This camera records 4K video at 60 frames per second. The main rear camera is 50 MP and uses a Sony LYTIA 700V sensor. The telephoto camera uses a Sony IMX882 sensor. It has a resolution of 50 MP and 3x optical zoom. Digital zoom reaches 100x. An 8 MP ultrawide camera with a 115-degree field of view completes the camera system. This camera's resolution has not changed compared with the previous 2 generations.
The vivo V80 is equipped with a 7200 mAh battery. The previous model had a battery capacity of 6500 mAh. Wired charging remains unchanged at 90 W. The test was conducted with the 100 W adapter included in the box. The battery charged to 21% in 15 minutes. It reached 45% in 30 minutes and 50% in 32 minutes. A full charge took 1 hour and 2 minutes. It took an additional 5 minutes for the fully charged status to appear on the screen. In initial testing, the display remained bright enough under strong sunlight. Gaming performance was also generally satisfactory. Although the main camera took good photos, colors did not always appear the same in standard and high-resolution modes. The difference was more noticeable in low light. Processing consecutive photos in high-resolution mode should also be faster.
The vivo V80's display has a resolution of 2750 x 1260 pixels. Its 144 Hz refresh rate makes motion on the screen appear smoother, although this setting is mainly activated in games. Brightness can reach 5000 nits in certain areas of the display. It reaches 1800 nits in high-brightness mode. Although HDR and 1080p video streaming are supported, the test unit did not play HDR videos on YouTube. There is a 3D ultrasonic fingerprint scanner under the display and a 50 MP front camera at the top. The Sunrise Anthem version of the vivo V80 displays different shades depending on the lighting and viewing angle. The glass back panel and matte aluminum frame retain few fingerprints. The phone's appearance may be reminiscent of the iPhone Pro Max models. The camera module causes the device to wobble on a flat surface, but the transparent case included in the box reduces this. The body has IP68 and IP69 protection against dust and water. The phone also features a USB-C port, stereo speakers and an infrared transmitter. The vivo V80 is powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 processor. Its operating system is Android 17-based OriginOS 7. This is the first V-series model to ship with the new operating system. The company says the phone will receive 4 Android updates and 6 years of security updates. Performance was generally satisfactory in everyday use and during a gaming test lasting more than 1 hour, although occasional slowdowns occurred. In a processor test, the phone overheated after 15 minutes. The system closed apps until the device cooled down. The vivo V80 has a total of 4 ZEISS cameras. On the front is a 50 MP camera with autofocus. This camera records 4K video at 60 frames per second. The main rear camera is 50 MP and uses a Sony LYTIA 700V sensor. The telephoto camera uses a Sony IMX882 sensor. It has a resolution of 50 MP and 3x optical zoom. Digital zoom reaches 100x. An 8 MP ultrawide camera with a 115-degree field of view completes the camera system. This camera's resolution has not changed compared with the previous 2 generations. The vivo V80 is equipped with a 7200 mAh battery. The previous model had a battery capacity of 6500 mAh. Wired charging remains unchanged at 90 W. The test was conducted with the 100 W adapter included in the box. The battery charged to 21% in 15 minutes. It reached 45% in 30 minutes and 50% in 32 minutes. A full charge took 1 hour and 2 minutes. It took an additional 5 minutes for the fully charged status to appear on the screen. In initial testing, the display remained bright enough under strong sunlight. Gaming performance was also generally satisfactory. Although the main camera took good photos, colors did not always appear the same in standard and high-resolution modes. The difference was more noticeable in low light. Processing consecutive photos in high-resolution mode should also be faster.