Chinese phone manufacturer Vivo is notoriously renowned for its exceptionally thin high-end smartphones, but now it looks like the company is ready to bring the revolutionary technology it used to produce the world's thinnest Android-powered handset to the budget-friendly market.
Earlier today, an unannounced Vivo smartphone, named the X5 Max L, passed through China’s official certification database. In terms of design, the handset looks to be extremely similar to the X5 Max, but measures in a little thicker at 5.1mm.
Vivo has also altered the specifications of the X5 Max L. Instead of featuring the same Snapdragon 615 SoC its older sibling sports; the new handset will pack a more powerful, yet more cost-effective 64-bit MediaTek processor.
Hit the source link below to view the full certification certificate over on TENAA’s website.
Source: TENAA
