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vivo Y200+ gets official and it's a weird one

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Vlad 02 January 2025

vivo Android Announcement

vivo just launched a new smartphone - the Y200+. This is part of the incredibly convoluted Yxxx line, which has seen no less than six iterations in the Y100 generation. The Y200 family, has already one-upped it with seven members so far - that's eight with this one.

So, the Y200+ launches as a theoretical update to the Y100+, except it's identical to that model in most respects, and where it differs it's actually a downgrade, spec-wise. We're left scratching our heads about this one.

vivo Y200+ gets official and it's a weird one

The Y200+ has a smaller 6.68" 720x1608 resolution LCD screen with the same 120 Hz refresh rate, the same 6,000 mAh battery with 44W wired charging and rear cameras (50 MP main + 2 MP), a 5 MP selfie camera where its predecessor had an 8 MP one, and the same IP64 dust and splash resistance, the same 7.99 mm thickness and 199g weight.

vivo Y200+ gets official and it's a weird one

It does however have a different design on the rear, so maybe that makes launching it worth it? Oh, and its speakers are apparently 300% louder. The Y200+ has 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage and runs Origin OS 4. As that probably revealed, this is a China-only model for now. It's available starting at CNY 1,099 ($150 or €145 at the current exchange rates).

Source (in Chinese) | Via

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  • Cpt.Power
  • n$n
  • 02 Jan 2025

Well its not that weird. Imagine a famous xelibri lines from siemes made by Vivo as a Smartphone. ňThat would be a veird looking device. Not this one.

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  • VeeVoh
  • Gfs
  • 02 Jan 2025

The 'what to expect s25u' thread has 50+ comments hand wringing over not enough updates and changes, sCaMsUnG da worst blah blah blah And here the makers of the best phone on earth [I'm told], the x200 pro, are cranking out a model &...

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  • Anonymous
  • LaZ
  • 02 Jan 2025

this is a rebrand of the y37 pro

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