Vivo has confirmed the release of its Y600 smartphone in China; sales will begin on 30 October.
The model is equipped with a 10 000 mA·h battery and completed a 32 hours 37 minutes continuous live-streaming test, after which it was listed in the Guinness World Records as the longest live-streaming test of a device. The battery in the Y600 is called Blue Ocean.
The phone will be offered in white and blue, with a flat frame and a dual camera block on the rear panel. The description points to a 50 MP main camera with an aspheric lens.
The model is linked to the Indian S2 FE and the Malaysian V80 Lite 5G; all three phones share the device code V2626, and they are mentioned in the Guinness World Records as regional versions of the Y600. However, the manufacturer has not disclosed how closely the hardware of the Chinese version matches the variants for other markets.
For comparison, the Indian S2 FE features a 6.83″ 1.5K AMOLED display with a 120 Hz refresh rate, a MediaTek Dimensity 7300e processor, a 50 MP main camera, a 32 MP front camera, a 10 000 mA·h battery and 44 W wired charging. The Y600 Pro variant received a 10 200 mA·h battery, a 6.83″ 1.5K MOLED display with 120 Hz and 90 W fast charging. Pre-orders in China open on 26 October; price, memory configurations and availability outside China have not been announced.
