Vivo X200 Pro appears on 3C website, Geekbench with these specs
The Vivo X200 and Vivo X200 Pro will reportedly be unveiled at a launch event scheduled for October 14, and the alleged handsets from the company have now surfaced on a Chinese certification website. The Vivo X200 Pro has also been spotted in a listing on Geekbench, with evidence suggesting that it will be powered by a flagship-class Dimensity 9000 series chipset that is yet to be revealed by MediaTek. The upcoming Vivo X200 series is also expected to come with support for 90W fast charging.
Vivo X200 series listed on 3C certification website
Three new Vivo smartphones have been released spotted on Gizmochina’s Chinese 3C certification website. The listings reveal three model numbers, suggesting that the company could launch three phones. The model numbers V2405A and V2419A are likely to appear as Vivo X200 and Vivo X200 Pro respectively.
Meanwhile, the model number V2415A could be arriving as the third device in the series — either a Vivo X200 Plus or X200 Mini. Not much is known about this handset at this time and it hasn’t been spotted in previous leaks.
The listings for all three models of the alleged Vivo X200 series have included details about the charger that is expected to ship with these handsets. As per the details on the 3C website, the Vivo X200 series will offer support for 90W charging. This is significantly lower than the 120W charging speeds of its predecessor, the Vivo X100.
Vivo X200 Pro Specifications
The publication has also spotted benchmark results for a new Vivo smartphone with model number V2419A. If the details regarding the three models in the series are true, the benchmark information should give us more insight into the specifications of the Vivo X200 Pro, which is rumored to run Android 15.
The Geekebnch entry for the alleged Vivo X200 Pro reveals that it will be powered by the Dimensity 9400 chipset, which is yet to be announced by MediaTek. The handset is also said to come with 14.96GB of RAM, suggesting it will come with at least 16GB of storage.
The handset scored 1,531 points in the single-core benchmark test and 6,135 points in the multi-core benchmark test on Geekbench. The benchmark scores suggest that it will be significantly faster than its predecessor, which was powered by the Dimensity 9300 chipset.
