Vivo recently confirmed that it'll unveil the X60 Pro+ on January 21 in China at 7:30 PM local time. The announcement came a few weeks following the launch of the X60 and X60 Pro. It is also confirmed that the phone will come with a 6.5-inch AMOLED screen with a center-aligned punch-hole, 120Hz refresh rate, ...
Vivo recently confirmed that it’ll unveil the X60 Pro+ on January 21 in China at 7:30 PM local time. The announcement came a few weeks following the launch of the X60 and X60 Pro.
It is also confirmed that the phone will come with a 6.5-inch AMOLED screen with a center-aligned punch-hole, 120Hz refresh rate, and 128GB/256G storage options. The device might also come in vegan leather color options ala Mate 30 of Huawei.
Geekbench and 3C recently showed a device with a V2056A model number that could be the X60 Pro+. It has 12GB RAM, 55W charging, and Android 11 OS.
But a new rumor from known leakers suggests that the handset might be powered by the unreleased Snapdragon 875 processor, a higher clocked version of the SD865 Plus last year.
Known leaker Digital Chat Station noted that the chip with SDM8250 UHF codename might be called Snapdragon 870 3.19GHz clock speed and a higher GPU frequency.
One thing is for sure, this will be vivo’s top-end offering of the year with interesting cameras and performance.
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