Vivo V80 Lite is here to replace the older but cheaper Vivo V70 Lite 5G. They’ve skipped 12GB RAM this time, yet the price is higher. The model you see on this listing has 256GB storage and 8GB RAM only, which is definitely a downgrade. It’s built around an AMOLED 120Hz 6.83” screen that curves at the edges. It’s also a sharp 1.5K panel, by the way. There’s 3000nits peak brightness here, and the HBM level hits 2000 nits in adaptive mode. The phone’s body is almost 8mm. But they did manage to cram in a 7050mAh battery inside it. 44W fast charging input is also supported here. Dimensity 7360 Turbo is the chipset they’ve used on the V80 Lite. There’s just a single 50MP main lens on the back. It’s next to a 2MP bokeh sensor. The selfie camera is 32MP. By the way, this newcomer has Android 16 Origin OS 6 by default, and it’s set for 3 more OS updates. Vivo V80 Lite has two speakers and an IP69 rating as well. The WiFi support is 5GHz dual-band, and the storage is UFS 3.1, so apps open quickly. The fingerprint reader is right on the screen. They say the phone’s screen-bezel ratio is 93%. This phone actually stacks pretty well next to the Samsung Galaxy A57, but there’s definitely more endurance to be had from the Vivo V80 Lite 5G.