BBK-owned Vivo may soon expand its V-series smartphone range in India. The company is rumoured to introduce Vivo V23 5G in the country this month. The smartphone will succeed the Vivo V21 which was launched earlier this year.
The handset is tipped to come with an upgraded processor compared to the predecessor. As per rumours, Vivo V23 5G may come equipped with an in-display fingerprint sensor.
It is expected that the company may bring Vivo V23e and Vivo V23 Pro alongside the Vivo V23. The exact date of the series launch in India is unknown yet.
Vivo V23 5G: What to expect
Not much known is about the upcoming phone. But as the name suggests, Vivo V23 will be a 5G enabled phone. It is tipped to offer an under-screen fingerprint scanner.
The handset is also expected to come with an improved processor and may come with major improvements in the camera department as well.
Meanwhile, Vivo launched Vivo V23e in Thailand in November this year. The handset is a mid-range phone and comes in a single 8GB RAM+128GB storage capacity.
The smartphone comes with a 6.44-inch full HD AMOLED screen with 2400×1080 pixel resolution. The display offers a refresh rate of 60Hz. Vivo V23e is powered by MediaTek Helio G96 octa-core processor and runs on FunTouch 12 based on the Android 11 operating system.
The device houses a 4050mAh battery and comes with support for fast charging 44-watt adapter. Vivo claims that the phone can charge up from 0% to 69% in 30 minutes.
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