Vivo X60T Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Vivo X60T - cheaper and better?

The Chinese company Vivo is gaining more and more popularity around the world. Although its smartphones are far from being the most affordable, their beauty, technology and balance make millions of Android users admire. The X60 line has been particularly well received by critics and consumers alike. The hero of today's review is a new phone in the series, but there is a feeling that it is he who will receive the greatest sales.

The design of the novelty is practically completely carried over from the model without the "T" index. The outlines of the glass and metal case are beautiful and graceful, the block of three photo modules will delight the eye with its distinctive design. The 6.56-inch AMOLED screen on the front can be considered flagship without any compromises. The display at a resolution of 2376 x 1080 pixels is distinguished by excellent picture detail, which is complemented by the highest brightness and contrast. The refresh rate of 120 hertz also makes adjustments. The content played is characterized by excellent smoothness, unattainable for many opponents.

Perceptible changes have occurred in the technical characteristics. The processor was replaced by the newest Mediatek Dimensity 1100 along with 8GB of RAM and the MaliG77 MC9 video accelerator. This solution allowed to reduce the cost of the device, but at the same time not to lose in performance and energy efficiency. Around 600,000 points in the Antutu benchmark guarantee gamers peace of mind when running resource-intensive games. Even the demanding Genshin Impact will function without serious lags with almost maximum graphics presets. Other tasks and applications, like the Android 11 OS interface, will work with lightning speed. The volume of internal storage is 128GB , there is no slot for memory cards. But it would be worth considering the size of modern Android games and 4K video.

Photographic capabilities are represented by the familiar 48- (Sony IMX598) and 13-megapixel (wide-angle and portrait telephoto) cameras with OIS. With such modules, you can less often worry about noisy or blurry pictures, even in frankly poor lighting. The high-quality 32-megapixel selfie camera in the corner of the AMOLED display won't let you down either. The battery received a capacity of 4300mAh , so a day and a half of using the gadget with 8-10 hours of active screen time will become quite common. NFC contactless payments, stereo sound and fast battery charging at 33W make the device an amazing purchase that will definitely not cause negative emotions.