A few months before, it was reported that Vivo was working on its upcoming foldable phone, which would be vertically foldable just like Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip and Motorola Razr. The device is expected to be named Vivo X Flip.
This morning, a new Vivo device with the model number vivo V2256A appeared on the Geekbench. According to sources, the device belongs to the upcoming Vivo X Flip, and the benchmark results revealed the device’s chipset, RAM capacity, and benchmark scores.
As reported by sources, the chipset is the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 with a lower peak frequency. The peak frequency of the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset is 3.2GHz at the Cortex-X2 super core, while the chipset has a max frequency of 3.0GHz.
The chipset has the following specifications: 1x 3.0GHz super core, 3x 2.5GHz performance cores, and 4x 1.8GHz energy-efficient cores. The Vivo X Flip is also equipped with 12GB RAM.
The device scored 1,695 points on single-core and 4,338 points on multi-core, which seems an acceptable score because the chipset is underclocked. Further, it is expected that the retail device’s chipset might have the same frequency as the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1.
According to sources, the Vivo X Flip is expected to feature a 6.8-inch OLED single punch-hole display with Full-HD+ resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. On the back, there would be a small, square-shaped secondary screen for notifications and other basic operations like changing music.
The phone will have a 50MP Sony IMX866 lens as a primary lens and a 12MP Sony IMX663 lens in the display’s punch-hole. It would feature a 4400mAh battery and support 44W fast charging. In addition, the device will also feature a side fingerprint scanner.
