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vivo V2035 passes through Geekbench revealing key specs

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Sagar 09 January 2021

vivo Android Rumors

The vivo V2035 spotted on FCC last month has appeared on Geekbench with Android 11 and 8GB RAM. Its motherboard is listed as "bengal", which is associated with Snapdragon 662 or Snapdragon 460.

vivo V2035 passes through Geekbench revealing key specs

The benchmark database doesn't divulge any other specs of the V2035, but FCC revealed the smartphone will pack a 5,000 mAh battery and come with 18W charging. It will also come with a dual-SIM slot and support 4G networks.

The marketing name and the rest of the specs of vivo V2035 are currently unknown, but more details about it should surface soon.

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  • r31ya
  • wrY
  • 10 Jan 2021

The other way around, Samsung mid-low range new price price line is cheaper. I think think try to find a way to reduce cost so they could compete with Xiaomi and Realme to certain degree. (one chipset for all is one cost reduction used) It cau...

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  • GYi
  • 09 Jan 2021

i think the reason that samsung are increasing their phone prices is so they can popularize their folding phone tech to the public. that's just my theory

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  • r31ya
  • wrY
  • 09 Jan 2021

Find X3 is not vivo, its part of their premium segment Oppo and personally no, it doesn't have that much difference or better in quality control compared to Samsung. I think due to samsung new price take with M-series and lower A-series,...

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