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| VIVO V27 Price And Specification |
The folks at 91mobile have reached out to their industry connections and found out the launch schedule for the Vivo V back-to-back series. And they shared it via an online post. Apparently, after Vivo supported spin-offs and remakes of the Vivo V25, Vivo is finally moving on to the V27 series.
According to the first, the subsequent V line will consist of Vivo V27e, V27 and V27 Pro that will be revealed in February 2023. The brand usually releases two V lines per year, such a case: Vivo V23 2022 and V25 2022. Vivo maintains its traditions and will also launch two product lines next year.
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| VIVO V27 Price And Specification |
91mobiles adds that the V27 series plans to bring new MTK Dimensity chipsets. Market trends and speculation suggest that the Vivo V27e, V27 and V27 Pro will have features on par with the Redmi 12 and Realme 10 series. It is still too early to predict the brand's strategy in terms of spec sharing, and there is little to know about web series. For reference, here is a brief overview of the V25 range.
The new line of phones Vivo V comes from the brand's mid-range catalog and includes three devices ranging from low-mid to high-mid. The V25e, the cheapest, features a 1080p 90Hz AMOLED display paired with two premium storage/RAM configurations starting at 8+128 GB, 64 MP main camera, 32 MP selfie camera and Helio G99 Core.
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VIVO V27 Price And Specification |
The vanilla V25, the middle sibling, pairs the Dimensity 900 6nm chip with a 64MP primary camera, 4500mAh/44W, 1080p 90Hz AMOLED display, under-display optical biometrics, 50MP selfie, no stereo speakers and no IP ratings. The machine starts up with an operating system based on Android 12, and their storage combinations also start at 8 + 128 GB.
Pro V25 features a 1080p 120Hz AMOLED display with HDR10+, scratch and drop resistant glass. Under the hood hides a dual UFS 3.1-based storage setup along with a Dimensity 1300 chipset, a 64MP main camera, a 32MP selfie snapper, a 4830mAh battery with 66W charging, and standard display biometrics. There is also a vanilla V25 global 4G spin-off to be unveiled in the subcontinent soon.
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