Vivo V70 series launched in India with ZEISS cameras, new Elite model
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Vivo has launched its latest V-series smartphones. The company has released a new V70 Elite model, alongside the vanilla V70. Both phones come with Zeiss-branded cameras, and a premium design. Here are all the details.
Vivo has debuted the V70 series in India. The company has launched two phones – the V70 and the V70 Elite. Both phones come with Zeiss-branded cameras and a premium design. The phones target the midrange segment, for users who want a good camera experience in a decent overall package.
The V70 series comes just a few months after the Vivo V60. The V60 was launched in August last year, with the V60e coming in October.
Let’s delve in to see what Vivo has in store with its latest V-series devices.
In terms of design, the V70 and the V70 Elite are identical. You get a new square-ish camera module on the back, instead of the vertical pill-shaped design we had on the V60. The camera module comes with a metallic-finish, and you get prominent Zeiss branding. The Aura Light is also placed here.
Though, the camera arrangement may remind you of certain other phones.
The V70 series gets a flat aerospace grade aluminium frame. The back is made of glass and comes with a matte finish. Both devices measure under 7.6mm in thickness.
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