Vivo’s V50 lineup is quite diverse, with four members already making rounds across the globe. However, the Pro model is still missing from the crew with no signs of launch. Even though the older series remains incomplete, a member of the upcoming Vivo V60 clan is now making headway toward launch with multiple certifications under its belt.
XpertPick spotted the new device in a few certifications and shared some images with both its name and model number. The base Vivo V60, which also goes by the model number “V2511,” was first seen on the SIRIM database. That confirms its certification in Malaysia and its possible launch there.
We also saw this handset on a TUV certification, which not only proved it exists but also gave insight into the phone’s charging speed. The Vivo V60 can refuel its battery with up to a 90W adapter. This certifier shared nothing else about the newcomer.
Before we saw this latest Vivo flagship mobile on Germany’s TUV and Malaysia’s SIRIM databases, it was already listed on Europe’s EEC website, but at the time, its product name wasn’t officially confirmed. You can take these certifications as a sign of its upcoming global launch.
Rumors say that the Vivo V60 isn’t an entirely new device built from scratch. It may have a different product title in the global market, but it’s the same Vivo S30 device that was recently launched in China. If that’s the case, there’s no need to wait for the specs to leak.
Vivo V60, just like its twin from China, might have a 6.67” OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and a 1.5k resolution. The design of this phone is quite premium, and the bezel symmetry on the screen is on par with some flagship phones out there.
A Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chip is pulling the load here, and the S30 phone offers 16GB LPDDR4X RAM to go with it. Sadly, the phone lacks high-speed storage, and it’s limited to the UFS 2.2 standard. There’s 90W charging support with a 6000mAh battery on this device. Expect a similar specs sheet on the Vivo V60, which, by the way, could debut in August 2025 if all goes smoothly. Stay tuned for more news on the topic.
