
Vivo launched the V80 in India in October 2026 at a starting price of Rs 62,999. The phone competes with the company's own V70 Elite (Rs 66,999) and V70 (Rs 59,999), all in the sub-Rs 60,000 to 70,000 range and targeting camera buyers with ZEISS optics.

The V80 offers a 7,200mAh battery and ships with OriginOS 7 on Android 17. The V70 and V70 Elite have 6,500mAh cells and Android 16. The V70 Elite runs a Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chip, while the other two use a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4. All three have a 6.59-inch AMOLED display, 50MP main camera with OIS and a 50MP selfie shooter. The V80 comes in Stellar Black, Sunrise Anthem and Horizon Blue.
The V80's 7,200mAh battery and Android 17 out of the box are its clearest advantages over the V70 line, but the V70 Elite's Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chipset offers higher raw performance for the same €66,999 price. All three models target the same camera-first buyer with ZEISS optics, so the choice narrows to trade-offs between battery life, processing power and launch software. The V80 at €62,999 slots between the V70 at €59,999 and the V70 Elite at €66,999, meaning Vivo has not disrupted its own pricing ladder. For a buyer, the unresolved question is whether the newer software and larger battery justify paying €3,000 more than the V70, or whether the V70 Elite's faster chip is worth €4,000 above the V80.
Source: digit.in
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