The V-series by Vivo also has a new addition, the Vivo V60, with new additions but retaining its interest in style and photography. Once again, Vivo incorporates special wedding photography features and a strong telephoto lens, as in the X200 FE, and it is a must-have among camera enthusiasts. 

The phone has the latest Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, a huge 6,500mAh battery and is all wrapped in one of the thinnest designs in its category. In this review, we explore how the Vivo V60 lives up to the hype.

An In-Depth Review on Vivo V60

The Vivo V60 is the most recent upper mid-range entry into the V-series and it is creating ripples with its slick look and strong specs. It has a triple ZEISS camera system and a dedicated telephoto lens, Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, and a huge 6,500mAh battery with 90W fast charging. The phone also has a smooth 6.77-inch AMOLED display combining style and performance. In this here, we dissect the specifications, performance and Vivo V60 price in Bangladesh.

Box Content

This is what you get inside the Vivo V60 box:

• Vivo V60 Smartphone
• 90W Fast Charger
• USB Type-C cable
• Silicon case
• SIM ejector tool
• User manual

The Vivo V60 is well packaged with all you need to begin with. The box will include the smartphone itself, a high-speed charger compatible with 90W FlashCharge, a USB Type-C cable, an already installed protective case, and a SIM ejector tool. A set of user manuals and warranty information is also contained in Vivo. This is a carefully packaged package that will allow users to begin using the V60 immediately and safeguard the device on the same day.

Design & Build Quality

The Vivo V60 does not follow the bulky camera lenses of the previous model but is more compact and elegant. It now sports a pill-shaped camera island with an adjacent camera ring and Aura Light. Although the module resembles the Vivo X200 FE, Vivo has coloured the module to the body to make the phone look a smoother and more integrated appearance. The Auspicious Gold will have a dull, soft-gold finish with a smooth velvety back that does not hold fingerprints and the Moonlight Blue has a slight textured finish. The Mist Grey variant is a sound choice to those who like minimalism.

Vivo focuses on robustness, as the V60 is fitted with Schott Core glass, which purports 37 percent greater drop resistance than the prior-gen Schott Alpha glass. The shock absorbing cushion system caters to accidental drops and the phone amazingly supports itself in water because of its IP68 and IP69 scores, which can withstand 120 minutes in 1.5 metres. Amazingly, all this is accomplished without sacrificing slimness, the V60 is only 7.53mm thick and has a weight range of 192 grams and evenly distributed weight that is comfortable to hold during prolonged use.

The handset is rounded on the edges, but flat sides could have been a better choice. Vivo comes with a case in the box, which improves the feel and use. The power button and volume rocker are placed on the right-hand edge and they naturally fall in the thumb. There is a USB Type-C port that is used to charge and transfer data, and NFC can be used to make convenient digital payments.

A small negative is that it has an in-display fingerprint scanner, which is a little lower and slightly slower than it should be, and requires a second or two to unlock. In general, the Vivo V60 is a rather impressive device that combines the elements of style, robustness, and utility, as it is slim, comfortable, and safe at the same time.

Display

Vivo V60 has a beautiful 6.77-inch quad-curved AMOLED screen that is a breakthrough in its category. It has a resolution of 1080 x 2392 pixels that provide clear images and rich colors, thus making it perfect to consume media and play games. The display is compatible with a 120Hz refresh rate, which is smooth to scroll and responsive, and the touch sampling rate is 240Hz, which increases the accuracy of gaming.

Its best attribute is the fact that its peak brightness is 5000 nits, which gives it excellent outdoor visibility even under direct sunlight. The display has a maximum brightness of 1500 nits worldwide and this coupled with a maximum brightness of 1500 nits in different lighting conditions makes the display exceptionally clear. HDR10+ certification also adds to the viewing experience with more contrasts and brighter colors.

The display also has 10-bit color depth with more than a billion colors and the wide color gamut of DCI-P3, which provides reproduction of colors that is also accurate and lifelike. The contrast ratio of 8000000:1 helps in the darker blacks and brighter whites to enrich the overall viewing experience.

To make it more comfortable to the eyes, the Vivo V60 includes SGS low blue light certification and 3840Hz PWM dimming, which reduces eye strain during extended use. The hole-punch notch design of the screen provides an immersive experience of viewing with few distractions.

The display of the Vivo V60 has a combination of high resolution, smooth refresh rates, remarkable brightness, and color accuracy, which is a strong point of the smartphone in the middle-range segment. The display is impressive and enjoyable whether playing games, streaming or just general use.

Camera

The Vivo V60 is a smartphone that does not take smartphone photography lightly, with a Zeiss-supported triple camera setup comprising of a 50MP Sony IMX776 primary sensor, an 8MP ultrawide lens, and a 50MP Sony IMX882 telephone lens with 2x optical zoom. This system resembles the Vivo X200 FE that is popular due to its photography features, and includes 4K video recording and AI Four Season portraits that take pictures in spring, summer, autumn, and winter. The Four Season AI mode is smooth and generates images with visual differences with little human intervention.

Daylight Photo:

During daytime Vivo V60 shows cooler-toned images with more detail in shadows, whereas ultrawide lens is a bit oversaturated, but still appears attractive. The zoom 2x portrait images prefer bright colors to the natural skin color, and the selfies bring out a good facial detail and depth. Comparatively, the OnePlus 13R delivers more realistic colors and cleaner backgrounds.

Low-light Photo: 

The performance in low-light remains below the competition. V60 has trouble with flares, grain, and color accuracy in the night mode, and such tools as the OnePlus 13R deal with cleaner shadows and more predictable exposures. Nevertheless, the Vivo V60 is a highly versatile, creative shot, and social-media-ready camera smartphone, which is why it is one of the most feature-filled camera smartphones in the segment.

It has retained some of the features of its predecessor with Wedding Portrait Studio and Film Camera Mode. Film Camera Mode has various tones and customizable frames, whereas Wedding Vlog, which is a subset of Micro Movie mode, allows users to record short engaging videos with in-built effects and music. This suits best during weddings and other events, where ready-to- share highlights can be shared without having to undergo a lot of post-editing.

The camera provides sharp shots with an amazing dynamic range and detail. The images are by default bright and bold, but purists have the option of Zeiss and Texture filters to capture more realistic color and detail. The telephoto lens enhances the portrait shots, but the edge recognition is perhaps more accurate. Stage mode allows 10x zoom, frame smoothing and brightening, but does not automatically change to the telephoto lens.

The 50MP primary sensor is a master of detail, but the skin tones are biased towards higher contrast, and social media attractiveness rather than realism. A weakness is in low-light performance, where the grain is visible and the range of dynamic values is restricted. The camera application is full of features and may be confusing to new users, since some new bokeh options such as Sonnar and Planar must be selected manually. Photo-editing applications like reflection remover, object eraser, and magic move are further AI-based tools, which increase versatility.

Performance & Software

The Vivo V60 is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 SoC which gives the phone an efficient performance in day-to-day tasks and mid-range gaming. The handset can support heavy workloads without thermal problems of a serious nature though not as strong as some of the competitors in the segment. In lab tests, the V60 temperature rose by 9.3 C after 30 minutes of BGMI, Call of Duty: Mobile and Real Racing 3, which means that V60 is effective in heat regulation. Synthetic benchmarks and Burnout CPU throttle tests are fairly low, but the performance in the real world is smooth and consistent.

The smartphone will come with a number of RAM and storage options: 8GB+256GB, 12GB+256GB and 16GB+512GB. The 8GB+256GB review product has the ability to virtually increase RAM to 8GB, but the storage cannot be increased.

Software-wise V60 is FunTouchOS 15 on Android 15. Though it would have been ideal to be shipped with Android 16, Vivo will have the option of future-proofing with an upgrade to Android 16, three additional major OS upgrades and six years of security patches via OTA, which equals to the Android update cycle of its flagship X200 series.

FunTouchOS 15 interface is very customised and clean. Eight of the 54 pre-installed applications are third-party and may be uninstalled to allow the user a cleaner experience. Google services can be used alongside the proprietary applications of Vivo like the app store, browser and iManager. The phone is also highly customisable with Themes and AI assisted productivity. AI Smart Call Assistant provides real-time transcription, AI Captions provides translations, automatic spam call blocking assists in staying focused and AI Image Expander provides seamless image recomposition. These AI features are generally decent, and require an active internet connection, and a Vivo account.

AnTuTu Benchmark & GeekBench Score

Vivo V60 has a decent performance in its segment with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 SoC. It scored about 9,83,301 in AnTuTu v10 benchmark, which is higher than roughly 86% of the smartphones that have been tested. The device achieved approximately 1,244 in single-core and 3,585 in multi-core in Geekbench 6.

Such scores reveal that the V60 can be used to perform multitasking, editing photos and middle-range gaming. It might not have the sheer power of certain competitors, like the Realme GT7 or OnePlus 13R, but it provides a well-rounded experience to use in everyday life.

The device has an effective thermal performance that is effective even in prolonged gaming. During lab testing, the V60 gained only 9.3°C in 30-minute sessions of BGMI, Call of Duty: Mobile and Real Racing 3, which is very promising in terms of thermal management.

Battery & Charger

The Vivo V60 has a huge 6,500mAh battery, the largest battery in the V-series, and 90W FlashCharge technology. The battery is capable of storing a lot of energy using the latest silicon-carbon technology without any additional bulk to the standard Lithium-ion packs. The V60 can easily get through a day of heavy use, including gaming, navigation, and multitasking, and can last as long as a day and a half with moderate use after considerable testing.

In laboratory tests, 30 minutes of YouTube streaming used only 1 percent of battery life, and 30 minutes of gameplay in BGMI, Call of Duty: Mobile and Real Racing 3 averaged 5 percent of battery drain- impressive on a non-gaming device. The phone is also compatible with reverse wireless charging that enables users to charge secondary devices, wearables, or accessories simultaneously.

It is also remarkable in charging. The Vivo V60 charges to 100 percent in only 47 minutes, a good result with such a big battery. Such a combination of long-term endurance and fast charging guarantees that users can spend more time on the phone and less time at the power outlet, and the V60 is one of the most practical devices in the middle-range category.

Vivo V60 Price in Bangladesh

Vivo V60  prices are different depending on the RAM and storage. The Vivo V60 price in Bangladesh is BDT 52,000 (Unofficial) for 8GB RAM and 256GB storage, whereas the 12GB RAM and 256GB storage version costs about BDT 57,000 (Unofficial). The highest-priced 16GB RAM with 512GB storage is priced at approximately BDT 66,000 (Unofficial). 

These prices are based on the prevailing informal market prices as of August 2025 and can vary a little, based on the retailer. With 6,500mAh battery, 90W FlashCharge, Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, and triple camera system with features, the Vivo V60 has good value to the price. 

Final Word

The Vivo V60 is a smartphone that impresses with its sophisticated design, fluid performance, and considerate software features. Its cameras are flexible and imaginative, and provide an abundance of choices to the photography enthusiast, and the day to day use is comfortable and natural. Despite some slight details that can be improved, like some camera modes and the position of the fingerprint sensor, the experience is refined and pleasant. The V60 is a very dependable, sleek and convenient upper mid-range smart phone that suits a broad spectrum of users.

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