Vivo X60 not far from launch

The Vivo X60 is expected to be launched in China soon, as its marketing has started at some local retail stores in the country. A picture has surfaced on the Chinese microblogging website Weibo, which shows the branding of the phone at a retail store. The smartphone will be an upgrade to the Vivo X50, which was launched in China in June and was brought to India with the Vivo X50 Pro in July the following month. Recall that a model of this series by the name of Vivo X60s has also appeared on the Bluetooth SIG website earlier this year.

A picture showing the branding of the Vivo X60 at retail stores in China has been posted on Weibo by a tipster. The phone can be launched in the country in November or December, as indicated by MySmartPrice. It is likely to knock around the launch of the Oppo Reno 5 Series. Remind that Oppo can come with its upcoming phone with Qualcomm Snapdragon 775G and Snapdragon 860 chipset. The Oppo Reno 5 Series was initially said to be launched in May, but now it appears that the new phone may be launched later this year.

There is currently no information about Vivo X60. Nevertheless, the X60 Series can retain the features of its previous models, which may include a quad rear camera setup with better camera performance. The Vivo X50 Pro was given a special Gimbal camera system and the new X60 series can also be equipped with this technology.

In June this year, the Vivo X60s was spotted on the Danish UL (Demco) certification website with model number V2006. It was found that the phone will support 33W fast charging (11V / 3A). The model number Vivo 2006 has also been seen in a Geekbench listing, which suggested the phone to include Android 10, 8 GB RAM and an octa-core Qualcomm processor. In this, the phone got 637 score in single-core test and 1985 score in multi-core test. The processor has not been named in the listing, but it is expected to be Snapdragon 765G. The listing was on 27 July.