Vivo V40e turns up with iPhone 16 Pro-esque colorway in new leak
A "Vivo V40e" render. (Image source: MySmartPrice)
The Vivo V40e is now projected to replace its predecessor as an ultra-slim Android smartphone despite its market tier-leading battery capacity. It is also thought to switch to a more up-to-date design, finished in a new color that might be intended to mimic one now exclusive to the new iPhone 16 series. The V40e is also thought to challenge devices such as the CMF Phone 1 with the same MediaTek silicon.
It is also thought to ditch the V30e's current color options of Velvet Red and Silk Blue for a potentially Desert Titanium iPhone-baiting shade of Royal Bronze. The finish might be presented alongside the new camera hump adopted by the rest of the V40 series to date.
The V40e - or Vivo V2403, according to the Bluetooth Special Interest Group, might also update itself on the inside with the Dimensity 7300 SoC rather than the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 of its predecessor.
Then again, it still apparently has the 8GB of RAM and Android 14-based version of Funtouch OS as the V30e, as per some new Geekbench listings associated with its model number.
Given that a device of the same moniker has also just been spotted on the BIS database, the Vivo V40e might become available as a new ultra-slim yet long-lasting Android smartphone for the Indian market later in September 2024.
The Vivo V40e surfaces in some pre-launch leaks. (Source: Bluetooth Special Interest Group, Geekbench, BIS via MySmartPrice)
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