The V25 series of smartphones from Vivo is the company’s upcoming V series. The Chinese company has posted teasers for the phone on its website, outlining its features and giving us the most of the information we require to know about it.
Although the business hasn’t officially disclosed the phone’s debut date, we can pretty much guarantee that it will happen in August.
Vivo V25 Pro: Key features and specifications
Vivo has hinted at the return of color morphing on phones. This feature of Vivo V23 Pro’s that changes colors in response to sunshine is present here once more.
Instead of a large notch like the model from the previous year, the phone will have a curved AMOLED display with a punch hole in the middle.
On the back, it has a triple camera configuration, with a 64MP primary camera that supports OIS. Additionally, hybrid video stabilization is supported. As opposed to the Vivo V23 Pro, which had two selfie cameras, this phone just has one, the selfie aspect seems to have been decreased from the previous model.
Powered on the Mediatek Dimensity 1300 SoC, the Vivo V25 Pro. The recent Oppo Reno 8 and OnePlus Nord 2T both used the same processor.
A 4830mAh battery and 66W of rapid charging support power the phone.
If only Vivo prices this phone better
The V series of phones from Vivo cost significantly more than comparable models from other brands.
For Rs. 38,990, the Vivo V23 Pro was released in India. Although it wasn’t the most cost-effective option available, it still had excellent cameras, a high-end design, and a curved display, which is something that most people like to have.
As a premium offering primarily geared toward the offline sector, the Vivo V23 Pro was a successful phone for Vivo. Given that it will retain its excellent cameras, curved display, and fantastic design formula, Vivo V25 Pro would continue to represent an incremental upgrade above Vivo V25 Pro.
We can only hope that if the phone were a little less expensive than the Vivo V23 Pro, it would have a higher overall value. But we all know that won’t happen, and Vivo may even charge more for it than they did for the previous model.
