GL star Becky shows off four seasons using vivo V60

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MANILA, PHILIPPINES – Filipino FreenBecky fans are buzzing after hit Girl’s Love (GL) actress Becky Armstrong from Thailand wowed Instagram followers with a stunning showcase of the vivo V60’s AI Four-Season Portrait.

Her post instantly set social media ablaze, with fans flooding the comments and even requesting that vivo bring Becky to the Philippines. One excited fan went a step further, asking for a dream collaboration with vivo ambassador Anne Curtis.

Just like the Philippines, Thailand is a tropical country with no traditional spring, summer, autumn, or winter. Thanks to vivo’s advanced AI algorithm, the vivo V60 transforms ordinary portraits into scenes inspired by all four seasons, allowing users to create enchanting spring blooms, warm summer hues, golden autumn vibes, and cool winter landscapes anytime, anywhere.

In her post, Becky revealed her favorite effect: the Winter mode, delighting Filipino fans with a special message: “My Filipino angels, the wait is over! Available starting today, grab the vivo V60 in all vivo stores nationwide and on its official e-commerce platforms,” she wrote.

Powerful features in a sleek phone

Beyond the AI Four-Season Portrait, the vivo V60 offers cutting-edge specs built for creators and trendsetters:

  • 50MP ZEISS Super Telephoto Camera with ZEISS Multifocal Portrait for professional-grade photography
  • 6500mAh BlueVolt battery paired with 90W FlashCharge for ultra-fast power-ups
  • IP68/69 dust and water resistance for all-weather durability
  • Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 processor for smooth, high-performance multitasking

Available starting at Php 28,999, the vivo V60 comes with 12GB RAM and up to 512GB storage – perfect for capturing every seasonal masterpiece.

Shop the vivo V60 through vivo’s official Shopee store and enjoy up to Php 5,000 discounts, freebies, and free shipping until September 19, 2025.

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