Vivo X80 Series Will Be Launched In India Soon
Vivo X80 series will be launched in India soon, here are the possible specifications.
The Vivo X80 series is expected to arrive in China in the coming weeks, after which it is expected to roll out in the global market.
Now, two handsets from the Vivo X80 lineup have reportedly been spotted on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certification site.
This suggests that its launch in India is also approaching. This series will include two smartphones – Vivo X80 and Vivo X80 Pro +.
Quoting media reports, it has been learned that in the BIS listing, the phone of this series has been seen with model numbers V2144 and V2145.
The V2144 model is believed to be the Vivo X80 and the V2145 model number is the Vivo X80 Pro+ handset.
Not much information has been revealed about Vivo X80 Pro +. Apart from this, the company has not yet officially announced these smartphones.
Possible Specifications of Vivo X80.
Previous reports have come online about some of the specifications of the Vivo X80.
This phone will get a Dimensity 9000 processor with Mali G70 GPU. Vivo X8 8GB RAM and 12GB RAM variants can be found.
Apart from this, Vivo X80 can have a 6.78-inch Samsung E5 AMOLED display with full-HD + resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate.
It is being said that 256GB UFS 3.1 onboard storage can be found in the phone.
The phone will have a 50MP main camera.
The Vivo X80 handset is expected to feature a triple rear camera setup. There could also be a 50-megapixel Samsung GN5 sensor, 13-megapixel, and two secondary sensors of 12-megapixel.
On the front, a 44-megapixel selfie shooter can be given in it. The handset is expected to have some gaming features as well.
Samsung Galaxy S20+ is a visible vertical line, users are facing problems, and may have to change the display.
The Samsung Galaxy S20+ has started showing a pink or green vertical line on its display for some users in India. A large number of affected users have shared the issue on social media.
Some of them have even posted complaints on the Samsung Community Forum. This issue is limited to a few users of the Samsung Galaxy S20+.
Some affected users believe that these have started appearing on their phones after getting the recent One UI update.
