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Vivo V23e Clears its Bluetooth Certification Among Others; Rumored to Launch Soon

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Vivo V23e Clears its Bluetooth Certification Among Others; Rumored to Launch Soon

Vivo only recently closed out the mid-range V21 series. But the sequel to this year's Vivo v21e is already in the works. The V23e (the budget edition of the upcoming line) has cleared a string of product certifications.


The Vivo V23e was most recently featured on the Bluetooth SIG database under the model number ‘V2216.’ The same model has also been signed off by IMEI, Indonesian TKDN, and European EEC departments. Since it’s a connectivity certificate, it doesn’t detail anything beyond the Bluetooth 5.2 support.


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No other relevant details are available for now. But we suspect a member of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 700 series chip powers the upcoming Vivo V23e. The last-gen Vivo V21e was offered in both LTE and 5G editions. Rumor has it that the V23e will come in a single 5G option.


The handset is expected to carry a mid-range Vivo mobile price. If the V23e is built on the V21e specs, we could be looking at an OLED panel with a Full HD resolution and a high-res front camera. We’ll find an optical fingerprint scanner buried underneath the display.


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The rear camera system should feature an equally high-res wide camera and an ultra-wide lens. The FunTouchOS and a quick-charging battery would power the Vivo V23e. Virtually extended memory will make for a smoother multitasking experience. With several certifications out, the phone’s official debut might only be weeks away.

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