Introduction
The Vivo V60e is a new smartphone that brings high-end camera and battery features into what many will call a “midrange killer.” This phone aims to compete with stronger models by offering standout specs at a reasonable price. In this blog, we will look at its features, strengths, weaknesses, and how it stacks up in today’s smartphone market.
If you want a powerful camera, big battery, and modern design, the Vivo V60e is one to watch.
Key Highlights
Before we dive into full details, here are the top features that make the Vivo V60e worth considering:
- A 200 MP main rear camera — rare at this price range. The Times of India+2Vivo+2
- Massive 6,500 mAh battery with 90 W fast charging support. Vivo+4Dataconomy+4The Times of India+4
- Bright AMOLED display with 120 Hz refresh rate for smooth visuals. 91mobiles+4Dataconomy+4Vivo+4
- The phone is built to last, with IP68 / IP69 water and dust resistance. Vivo+2Cinco Días+2
- Extended software support: 3 years of major OS updates and 5 years of security patches. The Times of India+2Vivo+2
These highlights already tell us that Vivo is pushing to offer strong camera and battery value in this model.
Specifications Table
Below is a clean comparison table of the Vivo V60e’s key specifications:
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Display | ~6.77-inch AMOLED, 120 Hz refresh rate 91mobiles+4Vivo+4The Economic Times+4 |
| Processor (SoC) | MediaTek Dimensity 7300 (rumored) Business Standard+2The Economic Times+2 |
| RAM & Storage Options | Up to 12 GB RAM, up to 256 GB storage Business Standard+2Vivo+2 |
| Rear Camera(s) | 200 MP main + additional lens (for wide / ultra-wide) Business Standard+4The Times of India+4Vivo+4 |
| Front (Selfie) Camera | 50 MP with Eye-AF / smart features Vivo+2Gadgets 360+2 |
| Battery | 6,500 mAh (typical), support for 90 W wired fast charging Business Standard+4Gadgets 360+4Dataconomy+4 |
| Water / Dust Resistance | IP68 & IP69 ratings Vivo+2Cinco Días+2 |
| Operating System & Updates | Based on Android, with 3 years OS + 5 years security support The Times of India+2Vivo+2 |
| Design & Durability | Slim bezels, curved edges, tough glass & drop protection Vivo+1 |
| Colors | Elite Purple, Noble Gold (among possible variants) Cinco Días+1 |
| Connectivity | 5G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc. (typical modern phone features) The Economic Times+1 |
Note: Some specs are based on leaks and early announcements. Final specs may vary slightly when the phone becomes widely available.
Detailed Breakdown of Features
Let’s take a closer look into each of the major areas: display, camera, battery, performance, software, and more.
Display & Design
The Vivo V60e boasts a large ~6.77-inch AMOLED display with 120 Hz refresh rate, which means smoother transitions when you scroll, play games, or watch videos. Dataconomy+3The Economic Times+3Gadgets 360+3
A curved edge screen design and slim bezels give it a modern look. Vivo also claims it uses “Diamond Shield” or similarly strong glass for durability. Vivo+1
With high brightness and low blue light features, it should be comfortable for use in daylight and for long reading sessions. Vivo+1
The phone also comes with IP68 / IP69 ratings, meaning good resistance to water and dust — a feature not always found in this class. Vivo+2Cinco Días+2
Camera Capabilities
Main Camera (200 MP):
The standout feature is the 200 MP main sensor. This is rare in phones in this price and class. Gadgets 360+3The Times of India+3Vivo+3
It also supports OIS (optical image stabilization), which helps reduce blur in handheld shots, especially in low light. Dataconomy+3Vivo+3Gadgets 360+3
Ultra‐wide / auxiliary lens:
Details are a little less certain, but Vivo mentions an 8 MP wide-angle or ultra-wide lens in leaks. Vivo+2Cinco Días+2
Front (Selfie) Camera – 50 MP:
A 50 MP front camera is rumored with features like Eye AF (which focuses on your eyes) for better portraits. Vivo+1
Vivo also advertises AI portrait enhancements, festival lighting modes, and tools like “Image Expander” to widen what the lens can capture. Vivo+1
In essence, Vivo is placing heavy bets on photography features to win buyers.
Battery & Charging
One of the most impressive specs is the 6,500 mAh battery. That’s generous even by current standards. Gadgets 360+3Dataconomy+3The Times of India+3
Even better: Vivo includes 90 W fast wired charging support. That means you can refill battery quickly. The Economic Times+4Gadgets 360+4The Times of India+4
Combined, this battery + fast charging setup promises you can go a full day (or more) and recharge in a short time.
They also claim the battery is designed for long-term durability so that even after years your capacity remains good. Vivo
Performance & Hardware
Vivo currently is rumored to use the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chip in the V60e. Business Standard+2Gadgets 360+2
This chip offers good performance for everyday tasks like social media, video, browsing, and light gaming. It also supports 5G, bringing you up to speed in connectivity. The Economic Times+2Gadgets 360+2
With up to 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage (in higher variants), multitasking, app switching, and space for photos/videos should be comfortable. Business Standard+1
A modern cooling system is likely included, so the phone should not overheat easily under heavy use. (This is standard in many phones of this class and widely anticipated.)
Software & Updates
Vivo promises three years of major OS updates plus five years of security patches. This is a generous commitment and gives confidence in long-term use. Cinco Días+3The Times of India+3Vivo+3
The phone will run a version of Android (with Vivo’s custom UI). It will also have AI features built in (smart call assistant, text summarization, and more) as seen in Vivo’s marketing. Vivo+1
These software extras can help you make calls clearer, take notes faster, or get smart summaries from meetings.
Advantages & Trade-offs
What’s great:
- Outstanding camera specs (200 MP + advanced features).
- Very large battery + fast charging.
- Water and dust resistance (IP68 / IP69).
- Modern display with smooth refresh rate.
- Strong software support for future.
- Balanced hardware for everyday use.
Possible drawbacks:
- The ultra-wide lens is only 8 MP (based on leaks); this may not match main camera quality. Cinco Días+1
- With such high resolution cameras, sized files and storage consumption may grow fast.
- Fast charging is wired — wireless charging may or may not be included (no confirmed details yet).
- Pricing and availability in all markets may be a factor.
- Real-world performance (camera in low light, software optimization) will matter more than specs.
Use Cases: Who Should Buy It?
If you are in one of these groups, the Vivo V60e could be a strong pick:
- Photography Enthusiasts
You take a lot of pictures (travel, portraits, social media) and want quality without going full flagship. - Heavy Users / Power Users
You use many apps, stream, chat, and don’t want to worry about battery all day. - Future-minded Buyers
You plan to keep your phone for multiple years — the software support is a big plus. - Value Seekers
You want features like high-end cameras, IP rating, and fast charging without paying premium flagship prices.
It might be less ideal if ultra-wide photography is very important to you, or if you rely heavily on wireless or reverse wireless charging (unless confirmed).
Comparison to Vivo V60 (Standard) & Other Phones
Comparisons help your readers decide if the V60e is better or worse than the “regular” V60 or its rivals.
- The standard Vivo V60 (non-“e”) uses a different chipset (Snapdragon) and often has better ultra-wide performance. 91mobiles+291mobiles+2
- The V60 may offer more balanced camera setup (ultra-wide, telephoto) whereas V60e leans strong on main camera.
- In price-sensitive markets, the V60e may offer more “bang for buck.”
- Against rivals (Samsung, OnePlus, Xiaomi), the 200 MP camera and large battery are bold differentiators for the V60e.
If you like, I can build a full comparison table (V60e vs V60 vs top rival) for your blog.
Conclusion
The Vivo V60e is shaping up to be a compelling smartphone for users who want flagship-level camera and battery power without paying flagship prices. Its 200 MP main camera, 6,500 mAh battery, 90 W charging, and modern display make it stand out. While there are trade-offs (such as ultra-wide capability or unknowns around wireless charging), the V60e may well be one of the best midrange camera phones of its time.
If you’re a content creator, photo lover, or someone who uses their phone heavily, keep an eye on this device. Once it’s officially released everywhere, we’ll get real hands-on reviews and camera samples — and that will tell us whether it truly delivers.
