Vivo V80 launches globally with Zeiss-branded telephoto, AI-powered portrait tools, and a 7,200mAh battery — priced at ₹34,999 in India, $499 in the US. No UK or European pricing confirmed yet. Ships first in India, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East starting late October 2026. Not a flagship: it’s Vivo’s new mid-range V-series anchor, built around camera software more than sensor size.
The headline hardware is a 50MP Zeiss Super Telephoto, 1/1.95-inch Sony IMX882, OIS, 3x optical zoom. Paired with a 50MP main using the newer Sony LYTIA 700V (1/1.56-inch), a standard ultra-wide, and a 50MP autofocus selfie shooter. Sensor specs are modest for the segment, so Vivo leans hard on processing: ZEISS 100mm Center-Stage Portrait mode delivers simulated Planar bokeh and cinematic color grading.
CCD Flash Portrait mode mimics retro digital contrast and tone. And AI Creative Camera lets users retrofit lighting, sunlight, spotlights, soft glow. After capture. Other AI tools include Best Face (expression fixes from Live Photos), Magic Move (subject repositioning), Erase (distraction removal), and Image Expander (AI-generated scene extension).
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