The Vivo V60 arrives as the latest entry in Vivo’s V-series, a line that has steadily evolved from stylish mid-rangers into surprisingly capable all-rounders. Following on from the V50, which made waves with its bold design and competitive cameras, the V60 aims to push further with upgraded imaging hardware, a much larger battery, and refinements to Vivo’s ongoing partnership with Zeiss.
But it lands in a crowded space, where rivals like the Google Pixel 9a, Samsung Galaxy A56, and OnePlus Nord 4 all compete to deliver flagship-style features at more affordable prices. But can its triple camera system be good enough at this price to set the V60 at the top of the mid-range market?
