Vivo’s new phone, the Vivo V70 FEhas leaked online, and this time the leak shares almost everything. From battery size to software support, many key details are now public.
Tipster PassionateGeekz leaked information on X about the device, and Gizmochina has since followed up with an article. Vivo has not officially said anything, but the leak gives us a good picture of what to expect from them.
If the leak is correct, the device will mainly focus on a large battery and long-term software updates.
The massive 7000 mAh battery is the main focus
One of the more commonly discussed points in this leak is the 7000 mAh battery. In simple terms, this is a significant battery size for a mid-range phone; the majority of devices in the market use batteries between 5000 mAh and 6000 mAh, while the 7000 mAh size remains fairly uncommon.
With this size, users can expect strong battery backup. For normal use like calling, chatting, watching reels, YouTube, and some gaming, the phone may last close to two days.
Heavies will easily be able to use their device all day long without worrying about charging. Battery life is one of the main reasons people buy new phones. Vivo seems to be clearly targeting that demand.
Fast charging support
The report also says the phone will support fast charging. The exact charging speed has not yet been clearly stated. But with a 7000 mAh battery, good charging speed will be important. Otherwise, charging could take too long.
More details will be available when Vivo announces the phone.
6 years of software updates
Another big point in the leak is the six-year update promise. In general, when manufacturers sell mid-range devices, they typically provide 2 to 3 years of software updates. Providing 6 years of support would be an exceptional offer.
If Vivo is, in fact, going to deliver 6 years of Android/security updates, it will enable many purchasers to keep the device longer than they would if it offered only 2-3 years.
This also means better security and less tension about outdated software. For people who do not change phones every year, this is useful. This move could position the Vivo V70 FE’s software update policy among the strongest in its price segment.
120 Hz AMOLED Display and Modern Design
According to leaks, the Vivo will feature large 120 Hz AMOLED displays and provide smooth transitions while in use. The phone may also feature slim bezels and a flat screen. An in-display fingerprint sensor is likely.
One big question is how Vivo will manage the phone’s thickness with such a big battery. If the phone still feels slim in hand, that will be a good thing.
Processor and performance
The exact processor name is not fully confirmed in the leak. However, it is anticipated to be a mid-range chipset that will perform basic day-to-day activities with ease, including tasks like using social networking platforms, watching videos, taking online classes, and playing casual games, all of which should run properly without issues.
The Vivo V70 FE will most likely offer various RAM & storage capacity options. That gives buyers some choice depending on budget. In this price range, people mainly want stable and smooth performance, not just high numbers on paper.
Camera setup
The Vivo V70 FE camera is likely to feature a main rear camera with very high resolution and may also include additional sensors for ultra-wide-angle photography and portrait mode. Since Vivo typically focuses heavily on high-quality selfies, we anticipate that the front camera will deliver similarly high-quality images.
Furthermore, we would expect to see features like night mode and various AI tools in the camera application. Exact camera numbers will be clear after the official launch.
What this means for the market
Vivo needs to price the V70 FE competitively with the Samsung Galaxy A Series, the Redmi Note Series, and similarly priced Realme phones. The key selling point for this phone is its 7000 mAh battery. The six-year software support adds more value.
Right now, many buyers look at battery life and update policy before buying a phone. Vivo seems to understand that trend. There is no official launch date yet. But since the full specs are already leaking, the launch may not be far off.
For now, the Vivo V70 FE looks like a phone made for users who want long battery life and long software support without spending flagship-level money. We will have to wait for Vivo’s official announcement to see how much of this leak turns out to be true.
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