Two New Vivo Smartphones Spotted on EEC and TKDN Certification Platforms
The Chinese consumer electronics manufacturer, Vivo might be planning to launch two new smartphone devices and each of the devices has appeared on the EEC and TKDN certification platforms, respectively.
Here’s more about it.
Vivo to Launch Two New Smartphone Devices
One of the upcoming smartphone has appeared on the European EEC certification platform with the model number, V2317 and has been certified with the notification number, RU0000058823.
The other smartphone has been spotted on Indonesia’s TKDN certification platform with the model number, V2310 and the device has received a TKDN value of 35.98%. The TKDN database also states that this smartphone is a 4G device, probably with 2G, 3G and 4G network connectivity. 
The monikers of the two devices haven’t been revealed, neither do we have any more details regarding their specifications and other information. We’ll probably have to wait until more updates arrive.
Other Updates About Vivo
Vivo has now launched its latest tablet device, the Vivo Pad Air in the Chinese market at a starting price of ¥1,799. The device is powered by the Snapdragon 870 chipset from Qualcomm and features a 11.5″ 2.8K LCD display. The tablet is available in four storage options and three colour choices.
The brand will be unveiling its first V29 series smartphone in India, the Vivo V29e soon and likely by the end of this month. The launch page of the smartphone has been listed on its official Indian website and the device has now been tipped to be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 chipset with an expected price of Rs. 25,000 or more.
Vivo Y22T and a mysterious smartphone with model number, V2313A are also in works. The Y22T is probably going to be the successor of the previous Y21t launched in early 2022. Regarding the other smartphone, it is likely to be a Y series smartphone and possibly the Vivo Y79. The front and rear panel design of this smartphone has been revealed via its MIIT certification and its 3C certification suggests the device to support a 44W fast charge feature.
The X100 series smartphones, which is going to include the X100, X100 Pro and X100 Pro+, are also some of the upcoming devices from the brand.
