Vivo’s latest V‑series handset may have mid‑range pricing, but its spec sheet reads like a flagship. The Vivo V70 features a 6.59‑inch Ultra Clear OLED display with 1.5K resolution, a 120 Hz refresh rate and 459 ppi pixel density, all wrapped in aerospace‑grade aluminium with near‑perfect rounded corners. Vivo offers five colours – Alpine Gray, Sandalwood Brown, Canary Yellow, Authentic Black and Sunset Glow – each with a scratch‑resistant back panel that feels more premium than the phone’s price suggests.

Imaging is the headline. Co‑developed with Zeiss, the camera array pairs a 50‑megapixel main sensor (1/1.56‑inch with optical image stabilization) with a 50‑megapixel selfie camera and an 8‑megapixel ultrawide. The star attraction is the dedicated Super Telephoto camera that uses a periscope lens and a 1/1.95‑inch sensor to deliver sharp 10× zoom without bulky hardware. AI Stage Mode helps capture close‑up shots of performers, and other AI editing tools can replace clouds with sunlight or apply cinematic bokeh effects.

Power comes from a 6,500 mAh battery supported by 90 W wired charging, so a full tank takes minutes rather than hours. Running OriginOS 6 on top of Android, the V70 retains a clean interface and long‑term software support. The phone is available now in select markets and is aimed at users who want advanced photography without flagship pricing.

For more on the device, visit the official Vivo V70 page and learn about the Zeiss imaging partnership at Zeiss. Vivo’s OriginOS explains the software enhancements that complement the V70’s hardware.