The vivo V80 FE has received SIRIM approval in Malaysia, indicating an imminent local launch. The device, identified by model number V2624, was approved on November 2, 2026, with specifications previously revealed on the vivo Philippines website.
The vivo V80 FE received SIRIM approval on November 2, 2026, under model number V2624.
The device is expected to launch in Malaysia following its recent regulatory approval.
Specifications for the V80 FE were disclosed on the vivo Philippines website prior to the SIRIM listing.
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While the most recent vivo smartphone to arrive on our shores is the X Fold6, the brand has been steadily updating its V lineup as well. The V80 Lite debuted in Malaysia back in September, and the vanilla V80 launched in India last month. Now, it looks like there is at least one more member in the family. The V80 FE has appeared on the SIRIM database, suggesting that a launch may be around the corner.
As per the listing, the V80 FE carries the model number V2624 and received approval on 2 November 2026. Although the SIRIM entry does not offer further details, the device has made a few other appearances online. In fact, the vivo Philippines website has already spilled the beans, revealing pretty much all of its specifications.
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