Vivo continues to release different mid-range models every month. Recently, another Vivo device was revealed through multiple Chinese certification websites. The device belongs to the vivo Y series and is named vivo Y32. Today, this device has appeared on the TENAA website.
The TENAA certification revealed the appearance of the device, as shown in the image below:
The vivo Y32 features flat right-angled bezels, following the current trend in the smartphone industry. The phone also features a U-shaped notch display and supports HD+ resolution.
The back of the device features a rectangular camera module with dual cameras. The camera specifications are not yet known, but it is confirmed that the first is the main lens and the second is an ultra-wide-angle lens. Under the camera is the LED flash. On the right side is the lock button, which also has an integrated fingerprint sensor.
According to previous reports, the device has received 3C certification, confirming that the vivo Y32 will support 18W fast charging. The certification also reveals that this phone does not support 5G networks. Based on this, the phone will be powered by a 4G chipset, such as the Snapdragon 460, Snapdragon 662, or a Helio G-series chipset.
There is no official news on the vivo Y32’s release date, but given the developments, it seems the date is not far away.