The Vivo V60e is expected to feature a dual rear camera setup with an LED ring light and a centre punch-hole display.
It may come powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset, along with an IP68/69 rating and Diamond Shield Glass protection.
The smartphone is tipped to launch later this month in India, with prices starting at Rs 28,999.
After the Vivo V60, the company is now reportedly planning to introduce the Vivo V60e in the Indian market anytime soon. The Vivo V50e successor could feature some upgrades. However, the details about the Vivo V60e, including its launch date, remain under wraps; rumours have started surfacing online. Recently, the rumour mill has shared potential renders of the smartphone along with key specs and pricing details. Here’s everything that we know about the Vivo V60e so far, including its specs, price, and design.
SurveyVivo V60e 5G Design (Expected)
As per the renders surfacing online, the image shows that the Vivo V60e will get a Vivo V60-like design with a vertical dual camera setup on the top right, along with an LED ring light next to the camera island. The Vivo branding is placed vertically at the bottom. On the front, the device will get a centre punch hole cutout.
Vivo V60e price in India and launch timeline (Expectations)
The Vivo V60e is expected to be priced at Rs 28,999 for the base 8GB and 128GB storage. The 8GB and 256GB storage could be priced at Rs 30,999, while the 12GB and 256GB storage variant could be priced at Rs 31,999. However, the details are not confirmed at the moment. It may debut in Elite Purple and Noble Gold colour options. The device is said to launch later this month, as per tipsters on X.
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Vivo V60e 5G Specifications (Expected)
The Vivo V60e is said to be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300, which was available with its predecessor as well. The device could get an IP68 and IP69 rating for dust and water resistance. It could also feature a Diamond Shield Glass protection.
The device is said to be backed by a 6,500 mAh battery and 90W charging, a worthy upgrade compared to last year. It may also offer NFC and an IR blaster. However, these are just early leaks, and the details about the device remain under wraps at the moment.
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