Vivo could launch a new S-series smartphone very soon. According to reports, the S10 will launch in July in China. The company is yet to make an announcement on the official launch date of its new smartphone. Ahead of the launch, some key details of the upcoming Vivo smartphone have leaked online. Specifications of the S10 have leaked. The specs listed on Weibo suggest that the device will have a 108MP primary camera. It will be the first phone from Vivo to feature the high-resolution camera sensor. Let’s take a look at more details on the upcoming Vivo S10 specs, features, and other details.
Vivo S10 specs tipped
Vivo could launch the S10 very soon. Ahead of the launch, the device’s specs have leaked online, revealing a 108MP camera setup.
The Weibo post reveals the design and specs of the Vivo phone. It will feature a rectangular camera module on the gradient back. The leaked spec sheet reveals that this camera module will feature a 108MP triple-camera setup. Details of the other two sensors are unknown at the moment. We can expect the phone to feature an ultrawide camera and a depth sensor.
The device will feature a MediaTek Dimensity 1100 SoC under the hood. It will come in two storage options with 8GB and 12GB of RAM. Like recent Vivo smartphones, the upcoming S10 will come with virtual RAM support to offer an additional 4GB of extended RAM from the phone’s internal memory. It will feature UFS 3.1 storage, likely 128GB and 256GB.
Vivo’s upcoming phone will also support 44W fast charging that will charge the battery up to 38 per cent in 15 minutes. Details about the battery capacity remain unknown at the moment. It will also come with NFC support and run Android 11 out of the box. The device could feature Vivo’s new Origin OS for China on top of Android. Some other details of the device were leaked previously as well. It will come with a 6.44-inch display and a 44MP front camera.
Keep in mind that these are leaked specifications and Vivo is yet to confirm the official specs of the device and even the launch date. We will share more details as and when the official information is available.
