VIVO V60 Reviewed.

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What is the vivo V60?

The vivo V60 is the latest addition to vivo’s midrange V series, aiming to bring flagship-level imaging, premium design, and stellar battery life to a broader audience. Positioned just below vivo’s X line, the V60 features a ZEISS triple camera system, a huge 6,500mAh battery, and a gorgeous 6.77” AMOLED display, all in a slim waterproof chassis. It’s built for users who want a stylish, camera-centric phone that doesn’t break the bank, but still packs true all-day power and durability.

The vivo V60 comes in Berry Purple and Mist Gray and is now available at major online and on-site retailers for SGD 669.

Specifications.

Feature	Details
Display	6.77″ AMOLED, 1080 x 2392 px, HDR10+, 120Hz, 5000 nits peak
Processor	Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 (4nm), Octa-core
RAM	8/12 GB
Storage	128/256 GB UFS 2.2 (non-expandable)
Rear Camera	50MP ZEISS main (OIS), 50MP 3x periscope telephoto (OIS), 8MP ultrawide
Front Camera	50MP autofocus
Battery	6,500mAh, 90W FlashCharge
OS	Android 16 / Funtouch OS 15
Build	Glass front, glass or plastic back, 7.5mm thick, 192g
Durability	IP68/IP69 (++ water/dust/pressure resistance)
Audio	Stereo speakers
Features	In-display fingerprint, face unlock, Zeiss portrait, 4K selfie video, AI photo editing

Design & Build.

The vivo V60 impresses from the first touch with its ultra-slim 7.5mm body and minimalist styling. Despite the massive 6,500mAh battery and triple camera setup, it remains surprisingly lightweight at 192g. The IP68/IP69 ratings mean it’s not only splash- and dust-proof but can withstand submersion and high-pressure water jets – a rare feat for a fashion-focused device. The quad-curved AMOLED screen has tiny bezels, offering a premium look and soft edges that feel nice in the hand. Available colorways blend subdued elegance and statement style, suiting both professionals and trendsetters.

Display.

With a 6.77” AMOLED panel, the V60 is tailor-made for outdoor use and binge watching. It boasts a 120Hz refresh rate and can hit a peak of 5000 nits, making it one of the brightest phones of 2025. HDR10+ and vibrant color tuning deliver vivid, punchy visuals — perfect for Netflix, social media, or sunny photo shoots. The stereo speakers also make movie sessions and gaming immersive, though bass is modest.

Performance & Software.

Powered by the new Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chip, the V60 feels smooth and responsive for daily multitasking, light-to-medium gaming, and photography. Performance is a meaningful step up from its predecessor, though not the most competitive in its range. Funtouch OS 15 (based on Android 16) provides a modern, customizable interface, with long-term updates promised (3 years OS and 4 years security).

The vivo V60 delivers dependable upper midrange performance, as reflected in its real-world benchmark results. On Geekbench 6, the device (model V2511) achieved a single-core score of 1,259 and a multi-core score of 3,580—respectable numbers for its Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 platform. In the single-core comparison, the V60 lags behind current flagships like the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (2,136) and the S24+ (2,057), but it’s in line with expectations for its price bracket and remains entirely capable in day-to-day usage.

On the multi-core front, while top-tier 2025 flagships (e.g., Galaxy S24 Ultra at 6,675) still pull ahead, the V60’s score guarantees smooth multitasking and reliable performance even with demanding apps. Throughout daily tasks and popular mobile games, the phone feels fluid and responsive.

The Wild Life Stress Test backs this up: with a best loop score of 6,418, a lowest loop score of 6,252, and an impressive 97.4% stability rating over 20 cycles, the V60 demonstrated excellent thermal management and sustained performance under extended high loads. This means minimal throttling during long gaming sessions and consistently responsive operation throughout prolonged multitasking.

In practice, the vivo V60 handles everything from social media and browsing to video editing and gaming with ease. While it doesn’t compete with the latest flagship monsters in raw speed, the real-world experience is satisfyingly fast and, most importantly, reliable—making it a strong choice for users who value stability and efficiency over peak synthetic numbers.

Camera System.

The camera system is where the vivo V60 shines above its midrange peers. The main 50MP ZEISS sensor, paired with optical image stabilization, captures sharp, detailed shots in daylight and decent low light.

Portraits have authentic Zeiss bokeh, with skin tones and backgrounds rendered beautifully. The 3x periscope telephoto is an impressive inclusion, rare at this price, enabling crisp zoomed-in shots up to 50x hybrid and even shooting clear stage portraits from afar.

The 8MP ultrawide is average, losing some detail and dynamic range compared to the other lenses, but remains handy for landscapes or group shots.

Selfies are handled by a standout 50MP front camera with autofocus and 4K video recording—ideal for vloggers, social stars, or simply getting everyone in the frame. AI features like Object Eraser, Magic Move, and AI Image Expander are genuinely useful for quick edits on the go.

Battery Life & Charging.

Endurance is another highlight — the 6,500mAh battery lasts up to two days of normal use, easily making it one of the longest-lasting phones in its class. When it’s finally time to recharge, the 90W FlashCharge tops it up in just over half an hour, so downtime stays minimal.

User Experience & Impressions.

During extended testing, the V60 struck a superb balance between aesthetics, battery life, and imaging versatility. It’s a phone that feels premium without being fragile, slips into a pocket easily, and confidently takes on anything the day throws at it — from a rainy commute to a last-minute group selfie at night. Downsides are few: the UFS 2.2 storage is slower than rivals’ UFS 3.1, ultrawide camera is just passable, and there’s no eSIM support, but these don’t seriously detract from the overall package.

The Bottom Line.

The vivo V60 offers flagship-level battery, superb main and telephoto cameras, and a dazzling display in a stunning, water-resistant body—all for a midrange price. If you want a phone that truly delivers in everyday use without breaking your budget, this is one of the best-balanced options of 2025.