The Vivo V60 has been spotted on several certification platforms recently, one of which confirms its 90W charging support. According to reports, the model could arrive as a tweaked Vivo S30.
The Vivo smartphone is one of the first devices in the Vivo V60 series, which will replace the current V50 lineup. The vanilla model was recently spotted in Malaysia’s SIRIM, Germany’s TUV, and Europe’s EEC, confirming that it will debut in these markets soon. While the SIRIM confirmed its Vivo V60 moniker, the TUV revealed that it would have a 90W charging capability.
Based on Vivo’s past actions, the Vivo V60 could be unveiled as a rebranded Vivo S30. The S series model is now in China and has the same 90W charging. Yet, we expect some minor differences once it is launched as the V60 in the global market.
To recall, the S30 features the following:
- Snapdragon 7 Gen 4
- LPDDR4X RAM
- UFS2.2 storage
- 12GB/256GB (CN¥2,699), 12GB/512GB (CN¥2,999), and 16GB/512GB (CN¥3,299)
- 6.67″ 2800×1260px 120Hz AMOLED with optical fingerprint scanner
- 50MP main camera with OIS + 8MP ultrawide + 50MP periscope with OIS
- 50MP selfie camera
- 6500mAh battery
- 90W charging
- Android 15-based OriginOS 15
- Peach Pink, Mint Green, Lemon Yellow, and Cocoa Black
