If you think Vivo Philippines is done releasing new devices after it launched the Vivo V7+ 18:9 smartphone in September, think again.
We’ve learned from reliable sources that a still-globally-unannounced Vivo V7 will be landing in the Philippines this November. This is in line with what we heard two months ago: that the company intends to launch at least two more phones in the country before 2017 ends.
(Update, November 10, 2017: See what landed in our lap.
So we wrote about this yesterday, yeah? ? “#VivoV7 expected to launch in the Philippines in November” #24MPClearerSelfie https://t.co/rg3glBsGzQ pic.twitter.com/mjWQbwzwoA
— Alora Uy Guerrero (@aloraguerrero) November 10, 2017
Coughs.)
Word has it that the Vivo V7 will feature a 24-megapixel selfie camera paired with a 16-megapixel cam on the back; a full-view display; 4GB of RAM; and 32GB of internal storage.
Word has it that the Vivo V7 will feature 24- and 16-megapixel front and rear cameras, a full-view display, 4GB of RAM, and 32GB of internal storage.
The Vivo V7 should have a full-view screen, just like the V7+ that came before it.
If true, then the V7 is not the Vivo Y75 spotted on the website of TENAA — the counterpart of the Philippines’ National Telecommunications Commission or NTC and the United States’ Federal Communications Commission or FCC. The latter may be the Vivo V7 Lite or V7S.
Why? Because even if the TENAA certification stated that the Y75 will come with an 18:9 screen identical to that of the 6-inch Vivo V7+, it said that the handset will sport 16- and 13-megapixel front and rear cameras. Those are far from the sensors with 24 and 16 megapixels that are expected on the Vivo V7.
Anyhow, as the Vivo V7 is positioned below the P17,990 (roughly $352) Vivo V7+, then it will definitely be cheaper than the plus-size smartphone. How much cheaper, that we’ll find out this month.
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