Vivo is preparing the launch of its next smartphone, which is none other than the I live S6 5G. This mobile was recently announced to be released on March 31st. That day we will be getting to know him completely.
It was said that Qualcomm's Snapdragon 765 would be the processor that would make the mobile phone compatible with 5G networks, but Geekbench now reveals that Samsung's Exynos 980 is the mobile platform responsible for this.
Recall that Samsung wants to expand the offering of its Exynos chipsets to other brands, and Vivo is the first confirmed to receive endowments from the South Korean. In fact, the Chinese company will be the first to use an Exynos SoC, and it seems that it is the aforementioned Exynos 980 that you chose for the Vivo S6 5G, according to the aforementioned benchmark tests, which reveal that the device will have an eight-core mobile platform with a base clock frequency of 1.79 GHz.
I live S6 5G on Geekbench
The Exynos is an 8nm chip. Of course, the Samsung chip is based on the new Cortex-A77 architecture, which promises a 20% improvement over the Cortex-A76 that Qualcomm used as the basis for its Kryo 475 cores.
It is not confirmed that it is such a System-on-Chip that we will see in the new smartphone, but there is nothing now that claims otherwise. To this we have to add the fact that a 8GB RAM It is what we expected and it has been listed for mobile in the Geekbench database.
Previous reports documented that The Vivo S6 5G will have a 4,390 mAh battery, smaller than the 5,000 mAh power unit of the I live Z6. It will also have a rear photo module that boasts a 48 MP resolution main camera sensor; we are probably looking at a quadruple lens system. As for its front camera, it is still under wraps.