Since the Chinese New Year has ended, phone manufacturers have returned to their working conditions and are looking forward to releasing new phones. Recently, we’ve learned that Vivo has already begun work on a successor to its folding phone.
This morning, the Vivo V2337A was listed on the 3C certification, and sources claimed that it belongs to the upcoming Vivo X Fold3 Pro. This may sound a bit weird, but the fact is that the upcoming X Fold3 lineup will also include a Pro version.
As mentioned in the certification, the Vivo folding phone will use the 120W charger (V12060L1A0-CN), which supports charging at 15W, 18W, 66W, and 120W.
It is also expected that there will be a standard version, which is expected to have a lower charging speed. We usually see manufacturers launch two models in their flagship series: the standard version and the Pro version. However, this is our first time seeing this for a folding phone.
The specifications and information regarding the Vivo X Fold3 Pro are still unknown. However, the reports claim it would include a periscopic lens, 50W wireless charging, and an under-display fingerprint scanner. We expect the phone to feature the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC.
