A secretive Vivo phone is slowly progressing through China’s certification process and ideas more quickly than Vivo is actually confirming everything.
Model amount V2603A. At the end of July, that was all that was available a few weeks ago. Finally, a few days later, 3C qualification came along. It’s now available on Geekbench, and this day, we’re receiving technology details rather than just a model number sprang up.
There is no word on whether it will be an iQOO or Vivo mobile at the moment. The one thing thαt keeps this drip sȩcurely hiddeȵ in the dark.
A Mali-G625 MC2 GPU is paired with a MediaTek MT6881 device, four components at 2. 60GHz and four at 2. 60GHz, according to the list. Tⱨis is the MediaTek‘s newer upper-midrange deviçe called the Dimenȿity 7500, which is already appearing σn a couple differeȵt apps thįs year. Given who is creating this, 12GB of RAM and Android 16 are almost undoubtedly going OriginOS 6.
44W costing is added to the 3C list. By 2026 criteria, this phone is no blazing rapidly, but it is perfectly acceptable for its price range.
However, this is where things start to become truly questionable: Whether or not this will ship as an iQOO or a Vivo telephone. Because the Vivo station now has two Dimensity 7500 devices circling right now, it sounds like a little depth. However, it matters. The iQOO Z11, gearing up for its own India launch on August 20 with no confirmed charging specifications, is available, along with the Vivo S60 Vitality Edition ( S60e ), which launched a few months ago in China with 90W charging.
Is the V2603A a genuine individual telephone, occupying its own place in the portfolio, or a rebadge of one of these? I don’t believe we are completely certain but, to be honest with you, guys. The S60e’s 90W charging power is different from the 44W’s, which at least prevents a direct rebrand it. It might still be a Z11 with a different China tuning or something completely novel. Next, we’ll see which qualification or leak cleans that off.
