Vivo T4R may launch by late July or early August, available via Flipkart and Vivo’s online store.
Expected features include a 50MP Sony IMX882 camera, 32MP selfie shooter, and IP68/IP69 ratings
Likely to be powered by MediaTek Dimensity 7400 with up to 12GB RAM and Android 15.
Vivo is now set to expand the T4 series with a new smartphone. The Chinese smartphone has officially teased the R branded variant in the T series via Flipkart micropage. The teaser suggests that the device will have a quad-curved panel and have 7.39mm thickness. The device will get a center punch-hole camera, a circular camera module with a volume rocker, and a power button placed on the right side.
SurveyWhile the official details remain under wraps, here is everything including the Vivo T4R India launch timeline, specifications, and price range that we know so far.
Vivo T4R India launch timeline
Vivo T4R is expected to launch in India by this month or early next month. However, the exact launch date remains under wraps. It will be available on Flipkart, Vivo e-store, and other retail channels.
Vivo T4R specifications (Expected)
If the reports are believed to be true, the Vivo T4R will be a rebranded version of the iQOO Z10R, which is going to launch in India on July 24. This means the device could get a 50MP Sony IMX882 main camera, 32MP selfie camera, and Aura Light. Additionally, the device is tipped to get an IP68 and IP69 rating for water and dust resistance.
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For performance, the device could be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chipset. For the unversed, the Vivo T4 gets a Snapdragon 7s Gen 3. The device could come coupled with 12GB RAM and runs on Android 15-based skin.
Vivo T4R price range
The Vivo T4R is expected to be priced at around Rs 20,000. However, the brand has not confirmed the range yet. Stay tuned with Digit to know the latest updates about the Vivo T4R.
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