A trio of what Vivo calls “#NightMasterPortrait smartphones” has made its way to the Philippines.

(Update, October 17: Here‘s why the chameleon-like vivo V25 is a great ‘companion’ from day to night!)

(Update, October 14: This vivo V25 is not your average stunner. Here, we show you why!)

The Vivo V25 Pro, Vivo V25, and Vivo V25e with Photochromic 2.0 technology are now official in the country. And while they also feature a color-changing Fluorite AG Glass panel like the V23, the company claims they’re the first chameleon-like phones to “have strong imaging capabilities even when used at night.”

So, how much are they and when can you purchase them? Below are the local pricing and availability details:

• Vivo V25 Pro 5G
  • Price: P29,999 (roughly $516)
  • Preorder period: September 21 to October 7
  • Preorder freebies: SIM card, Havit 113A wireless earbuds, clock speaker, and six months of extended warranty
• Vivo V25 5G
  • Price: P23,999 ($413)
  • Preorder period: September 21 to September 30
  • Preorder freebies: SIM card and TWS voguards Bluetooth earbuds, and six months of extended warranty
• Vivo V25e
  • Price: P17,999 ($309)
  • Preorder period: September 21 to September 30
  • Preorder freebies: SIM card and TWS voguards Bluetooth earbuds, and six months of extended warranty

You may buy them from any of the brand’s official online and offline channels: its own website, Shopee, Lazada, and Vivo stores and kiosks nationwide.

All three V series models boast a triple-rear-camera system headlined by a 64-megapixel main sensor with optical and electronic image stabilization for more blur-free and steadier still and moving images. The Vivo V25 Pro, in particular, should excel at night, thanks to its Super Night Portrait and Super Night Video features, so ideally, all you need to do is click and start shooting even when you’re inside, say, a club. The Pro likewise comes with a 32-megapixel selfie camera with eye auto-focus.

The vanilla Vivo V25 model, on the other hand, impressively rocks a 50-megapixel front-facing sensor that has eye auto-focus. That way, you can move and still be in focus, because the smartphone can track how you move.

The three newly launched stunners also feature AMOLED screens with a refresh rate that can reach 120Hz; batteries with up to 66-watt fast-charging capability; a maximum of 12GB of RAM, which can still be extended; up to 256GB of expandable storage; and MediaTek Dimensity 5G and Helio 4G 6nm processors.

Specs comparison: Vivo 25 Pro vs Vivo V25 vs Vivo V25e

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