Vivo V80 Litechat_bubble_outlineFrom real comments

Pricing is the biggest sticking point for commenters. Multiple commenters call the 60,000-70,000 taka asking price unreasonable for what's inside. One says a fair ceiling would be around 40,000 taka, while another notes that upgrading to 128GB storage alone adds roughly 10,000 taka. Several argue rivals like the Motorola Edge 60 Fusion, Honor 200, and Motorola G86 Power 5G deliver more for less money, and one points to the IQOO Z10X offering the same processor at a fraction of the price, making this phone feel like poor value overall.

The MediaTek 7360 chipset draws heavy criticism. Commenters repeatedly single out the MediaTek 7360 as a weak point, describing it as budget-tier and inferior to a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3. One reviewer jokes that at this price, buyers would rather wait for a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 4 device, while another says the processor alone makes this 'the worst phone.' Combined with LPDDR4X RAM that reportedly can't reach 12GB and UFS 2.2 storage instead of faster options, the internals feel dated for a phone priced near premium levels.

A few users still see value in the hardware itself. Not every comment is negative: one buyer who paid a discounted 22,000 taka for a comparable Vivo model praised the AMOLED display at 120Hz refresh, 90W fast charging on a large battery, and solid main and selfie camera performance, calling the experience stable and lag-free. Their enthusiasm suggests the hardware can satisfy users when the price is right, even as others complain that a lack of OIS hurts stabilization at the higher official asking price.