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Vivo S15 and S15 Pro Appear in TENAA Listings, Key Specifications Confirmed

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Vivo S15 and S15 Pro Appear in TENAA Listings, Key Specifications Confirmed

Vivo S15 series continues to make headlines. Official sources have yet to announce the upcoming launch, but the Chinese certification authority TENNA has certified the Vivo V23's premium cousins, the S15 and S15 Pro (pointing to a release just around the corner.) The documentation also features core system specs.


Per TENNA, the Vivo S15 and S15 Pro are listed under the model name 'V2203A' and 'V2199A.' Firstly, the S15 Pro features a 6.62" AMOLED screen with a 1080P resolution, an in-display fingerprint reader, and a high refresh rate. Everything runs on a powerful 4400 mAh battery and Android 12 OS, and MediaTek Dimensity 8100 is at the phone's heart.


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Next, we have the baseline Vivo S15 model. It also has a 6.62" AMOLED screen (that presumably curves along the edges.) The refresh rate would peak above the standard. Its battery size clocks in at 4400 mAh. The fast-charging details remain a mystery for now. 


But the engine at the heart of the latest Vivo mobile is the Snapdragon 870. It's a flagship-grade chip, so you can expect longer battery life and strong performance over the previous generation.


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The camera system onboard the Vivo S15 is made of 50MP primary and 12MP ultra-wide shooters. Its battery size is 4580mAh battery. You'll get at least 12GB of memory.

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