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Vivo X80 series launched in India: Full Phone Specifications
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Vivo has opted to introduce the new X80 in India on April25th, 2022, after skipping the X70 model last year. This phone debuted alongside the Vivo X80 Pro flagship which is launched yesterday, and it features with new and interesting hardware that should help it stand out in the sub-Rs. 60,000 price range. In terms of positioning, the Vivo X80 is a successor to the Vivo X70 Pro rather than the X70, as its name suggests. The X80 may lack some of the X70 Pro's capabilities, like a periscopic telephoto camera, but it comes with other updates that could make it a good all-rounder for Rs. 54,999.
The MediaTek Dimensity 9000 SoC, makes its debut with the Vivo X80 in India. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC, which the X80 Pro utilises, runs at a maximum clock speed of 3.05GHz, and the rest of its statistics seem to hint that it will be comparable. This is a significant improvement over the previous iteration, and it makes this phone appear to be as powerful as any other 2022 flagship in its class, at least on paper.
The Vivo X80 is available in two colours. The base model costs Rs. 54,999 and comes with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The second option, which costs Rs. 59,999, includes 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.
Vivo has also included its new V1+ imaging engine in the X80 to aid in the performance of computationally heavy tasks like processing Night mode photos in the camera app and interpolating frames when playing games. The X80 also boasts the largest single-chamber vapour cooling system of any smartphone in India, according to Vivo.
The phone's cooling system may have helped to some level, as the camera app did not display any overheating warnings when recording movies, despite the body getting hot.
The phone's design is remarkably similar to the Vivo X80 Pro and the Vivo X70 Pro+ from the previous year. The sole apparent difference between the X80 and the X80 Pro is the former's lack of a periscopic camera. Everything else is similar, including the port and speaker grill arrangement. The X80 has also received an official IP53 rating, which is uncommon in smartphones in this price range.
The Vivo X80 features a curved aluminium alloy frame sandwiched between two sheets of glass. The back panel is made of fluorite AG glass and has a matte surface that appears to repel fingerprints well. Vivo X80 in the Urban Blue colour scheme, which is vibrant and unique. The overall fit and finish of the X80 look and feel quite quality, and at 206g, it does not feel overly weighty.
The Vivo X80 boasts a 6.78-inch E5 AMOLED display, although it doesn't use LTPO technology like the X80 Pro. It offers a full-HD+ resolution, a 120Hz maximum refresh rate, and a 240Hz maximum touch sampling rate. My review on the Vivo X80 was positive since the game ran smoothly and without lag. The display is protected with Schott's Xensation Up glass. The Vivo X80 comes with twin stereo speakers, something the X70 Pro lacked.
The Vivo X80's cameras feature Sony's new 50-megapixel IMX866 sensor, which features an RGBW pixel layout and optical image stabilisation (OIS). This, according to Vivo, enables increased light sensitivity for better low-light photographs and video. There's also a 12-megapixel portrait camera and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera on the X80, although none of them features OIS.
The X80 has Vivo's new Zeiss-branded video Styles feature in the camera app, just like the X80 Pro. The new Cinematic video style adds oval light flares to the background and allows you to record video in a 2.39:1 cinematic aspect ratio. The Camera Panning photo style is also new, allowing you to apply motion blur to the background of either still or moving images.
A 32-megapixel camera on the Vivo X80 takes selfies. Vivo has also included the Cinematic Style function in the photo mode, which allows you to take photos with a larger aspect ratio and software-driven background flares.
The Vivo X80's cameras are capable. The detail and dynamic range are excellent. A telephoto camera for portrait photography was something I missed in this. Digital zooming appears to diminish detail.
The Vivo X80 comes with a 4,500mAh battery that can be quickly charged with the included 80W charger. There is no wireless charging, which is a significant miss in my opinion because smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G and even the Apple iPhone SE have it and are less expensive.
Vivo also promises three generations of Android OS updates and three years of security patches with the X80 series, which is a huge deal. The Funtouch OS 12 on the Vivo X80 is based on Android 12.
The Vivo X80 isn't simply a camera phone; it also has the hardware to deliver excellent gaming performance. It also appears to be a good upgrade to the X70 Pro, as it includes stereo speakers and an IP certification in addition to a more powerful SoC. The phone is reasonably priced, and it competes with the Realme GT 2 Pro and the Motorola Edge 30 Pro in terms of price.
Specification-
- Display 6.78-inch
- Processor MediaTek Dimensity 9000
- Front Camera 32-megapixel
- Rear Camera 50-megapixel + 12-megapixel + 12-megapixel
- RAM 8GB
- Storage 128GB
- Battery Capacity 4500mAh
- OS Android 12
- Resolution 1080x2400 pixel
What's the difference between the vivo X80 and the vivo X80 pro?
The Vivo X80 is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 9000 SoC, whereas the Vivo X80 Pro is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC. The X80 series features advanced imaging technology supported by Zeiss.
From what date can I buy Vivo X80 pro?
From May 25, the X80 series will be available on Flipkart, Vivo India's online shop, and various retail outlets across the country.
What is the most recent vivo model?
Vivo, a Chinese smartphone manufacturer, has launched the Vivo X80 series in India. Vivo X80 Pro and Vivo X80 were unveiled in a virtual event on Wednesday. Vivo's latest smartphones are the successors to the Vivo X70 series, which debuted last year.
Xiaomi 14T Pro Geekbench Scores and Key Specs Revealed
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The Xiaomi 14T Pro, expected to launch soon, has appeared on Geekbench with impressive scores: 9,369 in single-core and 26,083 in multi-core, using Geekbench V4.4. It will run on Android 14 and feature 12GB RAM, powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ SoC. The device has passed certifications on various platforms, hinting at an imminent release. Camera specs include a 50MP primary, 13MP ultra-wide, and 50MP telephoto lens. The 14T Pro is likely based on the Redmi K70 Ultra, which boasts similar features and chipset.
Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 Color Options Leak Ahead of Launch
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New reports reveal that the upcoming Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 will be available in four color options: Charcoal, Porcelain, Aloe, and Hot Pink. This differs slightly from previous reports, which mentioned Raspberry, Porcelain, Mojito, and Haze. The earbuds are expected to be unveiled at the Made by Google event on August 13th. Design leaks suggest the Pixel Buds Pro 2 will retain the egg-shaped charging case with potential design tweaks, including a larger microphone cover and matching color grills. A possible battery upgrade to 650mAh has also been hinted at.
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Apple to Introduce AI-Based Apple Intelligence Features in Upcoming Beta
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Apple is set to roll out its Apple Intelligence features in an upcoming developer beta for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia. Announced at WWDC 2024, these AI enhancements will significantly upgrade Siri, making it more intuitive and capable. Users will gain access to Writing Tools for proofreading, rewriting, or summarizing text, audio recording summaries, email summaries, and AI-generated emojis called Genmoji. Additionally, the Clean Up feature will help erase unwanted objects from images. The developer beta is expected in August, with a public launch likely in iOS 18.1 around October or November.
Apple Slashes iPhone Prices in India: Check the New Rates
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Apple has reduced iPhone prices in India following a 15% customs duty cut on phones and chargers announced in the Union Budget 2024. The price cuts range from minor reductions on base models to significant discounts on Pro models. The iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max now cost Rs 1,29,800 and Rs 1,54,000, respectively, saving up to Rs 6,000. Meanwhile, the iPhone 13, 14, and 15 series have smaller price cuts. This is the first instance of Apple reducing prices on its Pro models, reflecting a strategic shift in response to the customs duty adjustment.
Poco M6 Plus Coming to India in August
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Poco plans to release the M6 Plus, a mid-range smartphone featuring a large 6.79-inch LCD screen, a Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 Advanced Edition engine, and a 5000mAh battery, in India on August 1. It is anticipated that the smartphone would include a 108MP primary sensor and a dual-camera configuration. The gadget is anticipated to contend fiercely in the cutthroat mid-range market by providing a reasonably priced alternative that prioritises battery life, performance, and display.
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