Vivo has officially launched the V80 Lite in Pakistan.
The smartphone targets younger consumers with a focus on design, battery life, and performance.
The new handset features a curved display, a 7,050mAh battery and MediaTek’s Dimensity 7360-Turbo chipset.
The officials of the company claimed that the phone has been designed to provide a comfortable grip while maintaining a slim profile.
The V80 Lite will be available in Silk White and Sapphire Blue.
The 8GB + 128GB version is priced at PKR 124,999, while the 8GB + 256GB model costs PKR 145,999.
Pre-orders in Pakistan are scheduled to begin on August 25, 2026.
Vivo V80 Lite 5G specs
The V80 Lite features a 3D dual-curved 1.5K Ultra Clear AMOLED display with a reported 93.82% screen-to-body ratio.
Vivo says the curved design is intended to make the phone more comfortable to hold during extended use.
The device is powered by a 7,050mAh battery, which the company says can support up to 33 hours of local video playback and up to 12.1 hours of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang gaming.
The phone also features what vivo calls a “Skyline Camera Design”, with a horizontal rear camera module and a satin-style finish designed to reduce visible fingerprints.
The V80 Lite is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7360-Turbo processor, built using a 4nm manufacturing process.
It comes with 8GB of physical RAM, with up to 16GB of extended RAM, according to Vivo. The company says this allows users to keep more than 20 applications running simultaneously.
Vivo is also promising up to three generations of operating-system updates and five years of security updates. The company says the handset is designed to maintain a smooth experience for up to 50 months.
The smartphone has a 32MP front-facing camera with an 84-degree field of view, aimed particularly at group selfies.
At the back, it features a 50MP Sony sensor for night portraits. vivo says its low-light processing is designed to produce clearer portraits with reduced noise in darker environments.
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