Over 70% of people who voted in last week’s poll are interested in the vivo X60 Pro + – this is a very positive result, given that some recent flagships have struggled to excite potential buyers.
The allure of the Pro + centers around the camera and vivo knows it. The ZEISS logo, no matter how small, stands out against the black camera bump and you’ll see it on every promotional poster. Vivo’s social media posts also aim to promote the prowess of the phone’s camera.
Check out these photos of glowworms taken in Ruakuri Cave in New Zealand. The vivo X60 and X60 Pro will struggle in these extreme lighting conditions as they lack the large 50 MP sensor of the Pro + model.
vivo X60 Pro + flexes its photographic muscles in a dark cave
In fact, the other two members of the X60 family have proven to be of little interest to voters – it’s the Pro + or nothing. However, not everyone is convinced of the camera’s performance and prefers to wait for the publication of independent reviews.
The biggest consideration is the price. One in three would get a vivo X60 Pro + if it stays within its budget. Another 20% think they can afford it, leaving one final hurdle: uptime.
The company has yet to announce a plan to roll out the phone globally. Last year Europe received the X51, a rebadged X50 Pro, although the X50 Pro + never arrived. With an increased presence on the Old Continent, however, this is not out of the question.
PS. vivo has released a ton of camera samples, here are a few. These include fast-action shots, close-ups of artifacts, and even underwater photographs (using a protective case, of course, as the phone doesn’t even have the water resistance. basic).
More official camera samples of the vivo X60 Pro +
