Upcoming Vivo Smartphone Images Leaked

Vivo has already confirmed that it plans to release a flagship smartphone in the coming days and we have already seen several teasers, as well as leaked

images of the handset. Reportedly, there are two versions, the Vivo X20 and Vivo X20A, and the differences between them are in the amount of RAM and storage memory.

Now ahead of the announcement, the phone has leaked in a set of live images and on a Geekbench, revealing both design and specifications. The new lineup will have a tall aspect ratio of 18:9 with very thin bezels, Snapdragon 660, up to 6 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage. The rear panel will hold two cameras with 12-megapixel sensors.

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