On the surface, this is the same formula we've come to expect from vivo's V-line: stylish design, plenty of megapixels, and some clever camera software tricks. The difference this time is that vivo finally decided to refresh the chipset. The Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 replaces last year's Gen 3, though the jump feels more like a cautious step forward than a bold leap. Still, it gives the phone the performance bump it needs to stay competitive in its price class.
Its focus is on the camera, particularly the 50MP telephoto module with a Sony IMX882 (1/1.95") sensor and a 3x/73mm ZEISS lens with OIS. It has special modes like Telephoto Stage Portrait and Telephoto Landscape Portrait. Additionally, the phone has a 50MP main camera (1/1.56", OIS) and an 8MP ultra-wide. For selfies at arm's length, there is a 50MP front-facing camera with a wide 21mm ZEISS lens. Both front and back cameras are capable of 4K @ 30fps video recording.
