Vivo launched its S10 line of phones in July, and now it’s back with the S12 line, which is set to be released this month. Vivo has made it official that the Vivo S12 series is coming to China on December 22.
On top of all this, the company will also launch its next smartwatch series, the Vivo Watch 2. This is a direct successor to Vivo Watch, which was released last year.
Here’s what we know about the new devices because of leaks from the past.
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Leaked Specifications
Expect to see vanilla and a pro model in the Vivo S12 series, Recently, a teaser on Weibo suggested that the phone would have three rear-facing cameras, with a 108MP main lens. Also, this new series is expected to have a wide notch for the 50MP dual front-facing camera.
There will be a notched screen on the vanilla S12, but the Vivo S12 Pro has a curved-edge screen that’s protected by Gorilla Glass. Expect it to have 12 GB of LPDDR4x RAM and 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage as well, as well The S12 Pro will have a 4,300mAh battery that can charge at 44W.
If this is the case, both phones have an in-display fingerprint reader and a Dimensity 1200 chipset with the ability to play games at a faster speed.
The series will come in bright colours of Gold, Blue, and Black, and they will shine. In the picture that has been leaked, the Vivo Watch 2 has a circular dial like the one that came before it.
It looks like the watch will have a heart rate tracker, a built-in GPS, and a step counter, as well as long battery life. Voice calls were not available on the original Vivo Watch. This new model may even have eSIM support. This is different from the original Vivo Watch.
The Vivo Watch 2 is expected to be able to use both leather and silicone straps. People say the Vivo Watch 2 will have a battery that is bigger than the one on the first generation, which had 478mAh. This is an improvement from the last generation, which had a 478mAh battery. In the next few days, we’ll learn more about the Vivo Watch 2 and the S12 line.
