The same processor and the same telephoto lens as the ৳72,999 V70, in a phone that costs ৳11,500 less. That is the case for this one in a sentence.
The Vivo V60 5G costs ৳61,499 in Bangladesh for the 12GB/256GB variant with official warranty. Grey market units of the same configuration sell around ৳50,500. It carries a ZEISS-tuned triple camera with a 50MP 3x telephoto, the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, a 6500mAh battery with 90W charging, and IP68/IP69 sealing in a 7.5mm body.
| Variant | Official | Unofficial |
|---|---|---|
| 12GB + 256GB | ৳61,499 | ৳50,500 |
One configuration in Bangladesh, and it is a good one — 12GB of RAM removes the usual worry about whether the cheaper variant will feel cramped in three years. There is no microSD slot, so 256GB is what you live with. That is enough for most people unless you shoot a lot of 4K video, in which case plan on offloading to a computer periodically.
Vivo borrowed this camera system from the X200 FE, a more expensive phone, and it shows.
You get a 50MP main sensor at 1/1.56 inches with OIS, a 50MP telephoto at 73mm with its own OIS and 3x optical zoom, and an 8MP ultrawide. All ZEISS-tuned. The front camera is a 50MP unit with autofocus, which is unusual — most selfie cameras are fixed focus and softer as a result.
The telephoto is the part that matters. A separate zoom lens with its own stabilisation produces portraits with proper facial proportions and clean background separation. Cropping a main sensor cannot do this, and no software approximation gets close in poor light.
At ৳61,499 nothing else in Bangladesh offers it. The Galaxy A57 at ৳71,999 has no telephoto. Neither does the Redmi Note 15 Pro+ at ৳59,999.
Worth being straight about, because the gap is only ৳11,500 and you should know what you are giving up.
The display here is Full HD rather than 1.5K. On a 6.77-inch panel that is 388 pixels per inch against 459 — visible if you look for it, invisible in normal use. Storage is UFS 2.2 rather than UFS 4.1, which shows up in app install times and large file transfers rather than day-to-day speed. The fingerprint reader is optical, so wet fingers are more of a problem. Video caps at 4K30 instead of 4K60.
The one that would bother me most: Wi-Fi 5. On a phone at ৳61,499 in 2026, that is behind. If your home router runs Wi-Fi 6 you will not see those speeds.
None of these are dealbreakers. Together they explain the price difference honestly, and for most buyers they do not add up to ৳11,500.
Those numbers should not coexist. Vivo managed it with silicon-carbon battery chemistry, which packs more capacity into the same volume than conventional lithium-ion.
The result is a phone that is 192 grams and genuinely slim, with battery life that runs comfortably past a full day, and 90W charging that refills it during a shower. Compare that against the Galaxy A57, which is thinner still at 6.9mm but carries 5000mAh and charges at 45W.
The gap is around ৳11,000. Proportionally that is about 18%, narrower than on most phones at this price level.
Vivo Bangladesh runs authorised service centres in the divisional cities. As with the V70, the specific argument for buying official here is the telephoto module — it is expensive, it is not a part local repair shops stock, and a phone with a dead zoom lens loses the main reason you bought it.
| Display | 6.77-inch AMOLED, FHD+ (2392×1080), 120Hz, 5000 nits peak, HDR10+ |
|---|---|
| Processor | Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 (4nm), Adreno 722 |
| RAM / Storage | 12GB · 256GB · UFS 2.2 · no microSD |
| Rear camera | 50MP main OIS (1/1.56″) + 50MP 3x telephoto OIS + 8MP ultrawide · ZEISS |
| Front camera | 50MP with autofocus · rear video 4K at 30fps |
| Battery | 6500mAh, 90W wired, reverse and bypass charging |
| Software | Android 15, Funtouch 15 · up to 4 major Android upgrades |
| Build | IP68/IP69 · 192g · 7.53mm |
| Other | 5G · Wi-Fi 5 · Bluetooth 5.4 · NFC · IR blaster · optical in-display fingerprint |
Selfie cameras are nearly always fixed focus. The manufacturer picks a distance where faces are sharp at arm's length and leaves it there. That works until you hold the phone closer, or further, or shoot a group where people sit at different distances — then someone is soft. The V60's front camera focuses properly, which means group selfies stay sharp across the frame and close-up video keeps your face in focus when you move. If you make video calls or shoot content for social media, this is a bigger practical improvement than the megapixel figure suggests.
Vivo showrooms, Star Tech, Gadget & Gear and Pickaboo carry official units. At ৳61,499 on 0% EMI over twelve months that is roughly ৳5,100 a month. This phone launched in August 2025, so it appears in seasonal offers more often than the newer V70 — worth asking.
Grey stock is widely available at Bashundhara City. Verify the IMEI with BTRC before paying, and confirm the RAM configuration, since several variants of this phone exist in other markets.
৳61,499 official for 12GB/256GB. Grey market units of the same configuration sell around ৳50,500.
Yes. A 50MP telephoto with 3x optical zoom and optical stabilisation, ZEISS-tuned, borrowed from the more expensive X200 FE.
For most buyers yes. The two share the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, 6500mAh battery, 90W charging and a 3x telephoto. The V70 adds a sharper screen, faster storage and 4K60 video for ৳11,500 more.
Wi-Fi 5 only, which is behind several cheaper rivals.
90W wired, with reverse wired and bypass charging also supported. There is no wireless charging.
Prices last checked: . Bangladeshi market prices change often — confirm with the retailer before you buy.