Vivo v 25e Specification



This is the Vivo V25e, and it has a few tricks up its sleeves... Yeah, it reacts to UV  
light and changes color. But… that’s not all! 
The V25e is one of Vivo’s latest addition to the V series
alongside the V25 5G. It is looking like a solid upgrade from the V23e, this will be outstanding 
 you have a good-looking device sporting MediaTek’s new 6nm Helio G99 processor,  
packed with 8GB of base RAM and some more interesting specifications.


The typical unboxing experience I’d say, packing all essential accessories with the device,  
including a 44 watts fast charger which boasts really fast charging speeds and can power the  
device from 0 to well over 50 percent within 30 minutes! Aside from the essential accessories,  
we also get a USB-C to 3.5mm cable which you’ll need to use for the earphones that come in the box  
since the V25e does not have a headphone jack. It comes with a dual hybrid SIM slot, so it can  
either take two Nano sim cards or a single Nano sim and one micro-SD card. You can’t have both 
Colors
The Vivo V25e comes in just two colors; Diamond black and Sunrise Gold which is the unit I have  
here and is also the one that reacts to UV light. The color looks pretty good and you could say  
standard, at least until you take it outdoors or expose it to UV light. You can see it change  
in real time, and when fully toned, it has this lovely orange color or should I call  
it a more attractive shade of Sunrise Gold? But that’s not all. Due to its color-changing nature, you can have its color adapt to any shape or art you choose. 
By placing a shape or pattern on it to block parts of the rear, when exposed to UV light,  
it takes the form of whatever you’ve placed on it. Now this is the coolest part of this design. 
It will fade after a while though but surely you can flex this on your friends. 
But let’s not dwell too much on this particular feature, there’s more to the Vivo V25e. 
Build Quality
It has solid build quality with a flat design profile. It gets glass on both the display  
and the rear. The rear glass has a nice matt textured finish which is smudge resistant and also  
feels scratch resistant. The frame is flat and also has a matt finish which makes for easy grip. 
The Camera bump is slightly elevated and hosts a triple camera setup but with dual rings which  
are also slightly elevated from the bump. All buttons and ports are placed in their  
conventional position with the SIM slot at the bottom frame. There’s only a single bottom-firing mono speaker which is loud and decent, but I’m sure like me,  
most would’ve preferred stereo speakers. On the display side of things, we see the same  
Display
specifications as its predecessor, sporting a 6.4 inch 1080p AMOLED display with a U-style notch. 
It is a vibrant AMOLED display with really good quality and gets bright up to 1300 nits.  
It has a 90hz refresh rate which I’ll say makes for a smooth experience when  
it comes to scrolling and animations. The fingerprint scanner on the V25e is  
on the display, I’ve had no issues using it as it has been responsive and accurate most of the time. 
On software, we get Android 12 and Funtouch OS 12. Vivo is one of the very few smartphone  
manufacturers that have properly implemented Material U with their custom OS. We get  
wallpaper theming and some nice customizations in addition to all the extra features of Funtouch OS. 
Performance
The Vivo V25e comes packed with 8GB of RAM and is extendable by an additional 8GB via RAM Plus.  
The Mediatek Helio G99 powering this device is a more efficient version of the G96 on  
its predecessor as it’s on a 6nm process, has better battery optimization, and also  
gets higher CPU frequency. However, it sports the same Mali G57 GPU. 
It has pretty impressive benchmark scores and has the performance to match  
for the most part. Sadly it does not support 5G, you’ll have to get the V25 5G for that. 
Been using this for almost a week and I’ll say multi-tasking and the overall  
user experience have been satisfactory. For gaming the experience is decent,  
Gaming
playing high graphics titles at medium graphics settings and consistent frame rates. 
You can play Call of Duty mobile at medium graphics and high frame rates  
with no noticeable lags or heating concerns With Apex Legends I was able to get consistent  
40fps while playing at HD graphics and high frame rate. You can go as high as Ultra HD graphics. 
I’ve not put this through many gaming tests though but I’d say you should have no problems with it  
as far as gaming is concerned. Time will tell how consistent it remains when it's heavily used. 
The battery life on the V25e is pretty solid and will get you at least a day  
of use on a full charge. It’s of 4500mAh capacity and its 44 watts charger is there  
Camera
if you need a quick boost. The cameras on the Vivo V25e have seen  
an upgrade, particularly on the main camera with the addition of OIS to its 64MP camera.  
Unlike the V23e, there’s no ultra-wide camera, rather, we get a 2MP macro and depth sensor. 
The selfie camera is 32MP. The V25e takes good photos  
from its rear cameras and does pretty decent on dynamic range. Pictures come out great,  
though sometimes with human subjects, you may need to take a couple more shots to get  
the best as it sometimes comes out overexposed. You get a good background blur on closer subjects. 
On the selfie camera, depending on how you like your photos, you might want to disable  
the beauty filter as that is enabled by default. I prefer my photos sharp and with more detail. 
It does decent for nighttime nighttime shots For videos, the V25e can shoot 1080p  
60fps from its rear camera, and on the selfie camera, it maxes at 1080p 30fps.  
The video looks good and it does a decent job with the optical image stabilization. 
The Vivo V25e in my experience is a solid device with not just great design but also  
great specifications and I’ll say fit for its price. Stereo speakers and a higher refresh  
rate at 120hz would’ve been a nice addition. 


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