Vivo teased its first device with a 10,200mAh battery last week. Today, that device has been launched, and it’s even more impressive on paper. They’ve announced the Vivo Y600 Pro in China with two storage options and several colors. This is everything we found on the official listing.
The numbers have actually doubled in two generations. The older Y400 Pro ran a 5,500 mAh pack. That’s just average by today’s standards. The number went up with the Y500 Pro that had a 7,000 mAh cell. Vivo Y600 Pro is their first attempt at a 10k mAh battery.
The Vivo Y600 Pro is built around a full 38Wh 10,200mAh Si/C cell. The battery actually has a 15% Silicon content. And we hear its energy density is 886 Wh/L. The phone will run at full load for 21 hours during gameplay. You can also doom scroll short videos for 28 hours. Here are the latest specifications and Vivo phones Prices, featuring models released or listed in April 2026.
Of course, all these numbers were recorded in a lab in ideal conditions, so we advise taking them with a pinch of salt. It’s not all good news, though. Apparently, in the pursuit of endurance, they’ve downgraded the chip to Dimensity 7300e.
We had a Dimensity 7400 on the older Y500 Pro. That was a 2.6 GHz platform with a newer type of GPU (Mali-G615 MC2). Vivo Y600 Pro has a 2.5 GHz CPU and a Mali G610. There’s one memory trim with 8GB RAM, and the other has 12GB. The storage goes from 128GB to 512GB.
Vivo Y600 Pro is built around a 6.83” screen. It’s a huge AMOLED with a 120Hz refresh rate. There’s also a 1.5K resolution here (2800 x 1260px). The bezels are mostly uniform, and the frame is round for that iPhone-esque feel.
They’ve kept the same charging speed over generations. A 90W fast input is being used on the Y600 Pro again. The specs reveal Origin OS 6. That means Android 16 out of the box. Its selfie camera is 32MP, and the rear sensor is a 50MP f/1.8 OIS outsole. The base price for Vivo Y600 Pro (8/128GB) is CNY 1,999 (~PKR 82,000). There’s no news on the global launch yet.
