Vivo V70 FE Price Hike 2026: 200MP Camera Phone Gets Expensive

The image shows the back panel of the Vivo V70 FE with a golden-tinted finish that shows different shades in the light. There are two large camera rings on the back panel. One is a 200MP main camera and the other is an ultra-wide lens. There's also an Aura Light in the middle of these cameras, which further improves low-light photography. This design looks premium and feels great when held in the hand.

In this close-up shot, the 200MP Samsung HP5 sensor can be seen up close. It is a 1/1.56 -inch sensor that comes with a self-developed OIS system. There is a metal ring around the camera that gives it protection as well as a premium look. This camera can capture 85mm close-up portraits, which means your portrait shots will look professional. With the help of AI, the quality of the photo gets better.

The Vivo V70 FE features a 6.83 -inch Q10 + AMOLED punch-hole display. The screen has a 120Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of 1900 nits, allowing content to be clearly seen even in the sun. The resolution of 2800 × 1260 pixels and 449 PPI pixel density makes every detail crisp. The optical fingerprint sensor is hidden inside the display itself, which is fast to unlock. This screen is great for watching videos or playing games.

The highlight of the smartphone is its massive 7000mAh battery. In the test of 91 mobiles, its PCMark battery score has come 16 hours and 35 minutes, which means a full day on a single charge. There's also a 90W fast charger that charges the phone in minutes. The charging port is USB Type-C and has dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.4, and NFC.

The image shows the phone's Dimensity 7360 Turbo octa-core processor, which is built on 4nm fabrication and goes up to a clock speed of 2.5 GHz. The same processor has resulted in an AnTuTu score of 9,90,352, which is quite good for a phone in this range. The processor is accompanied by a vapour chamber cooling system that keeps the phone cool during heavy gaming or multitasking. This combination makes handling smoother and performance better.

This close-up shows the location of the in-display optical fingerprint sensor, which is present at the bottom of the screen. As soon as you place your finger on the screen, the sensor is activated and the phone unlocks in milliseconds. This sensor is not only fast but also accurate, and works even on wet fingers. This method of unlocking is both modern and safe.

The image shows the top portion of the phone where the punch-hole cutout houses the 50-megapixel front camera. It works on f / 2.2 aperture and captures great detail for selfies. The camera is also great for video calling. The special thing is that you can also do underwater photography with this phone. Yes, it is possible to make videos by going underwater, as the phone comes with an IP68 + IP69 rating.

Here's a closer look at the Vivo V70 FE's secondary camera: There is an 8-megapixel ultra-wide-angle lens with 120 ° FOV and f / 2.2 aperture. There is also an LED flash for low-light photography. These ultra-wide lenses are perfect for capturing landscape shots, group photos, or large buildings in the frame. The phone also comes with AI 30X SuperZoom, which brings even distant objects closer.

The image shows the phone submerged in water, indicating its IP68 + IP69 rating. This rating protects the phone from both dust and water. IP69 means that the phone can withstand high-pressure water jets as well. That's why you can do underwater photography - You can go underwater and shoot videos without any fear. Whether it's a pool party or rain, this phone is your companion.

In this photo, the new prices of the Vivo V70 FE are compared with the old prices. The base variant (8GB + 128GB) which was earlier available for ₹37,999 will now be available for ₹41,999 - an increase of ₹4,000. The 8GB + 256GB variant has gone up from ₹40,999 to ₹45,999 - a hike of ₹5,000. The top-spec 12GB + 256GB variant has gone up from ₹44,999 to ₹46,999. An increase of ₹2,000. There could be several reasons behind the company's move. Increase in component prices, currency fluctuations, or demand for the product.