Vivo X6 obtains certification from TENAA

November 15, 2015

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Vivo_X6_TENAA_image_111515 Vivo's upcoming X6 smartphone has now received its certification from the Chinese regulatory agency, TENAA.

Nearly two weeks ago, Vivo sent out a teaser of the Vivo X6 that was rumored to launch on November the 11th. Most of the device's specifications were leaked and now we have some added details regarding the design thanks to TENAA's certification.

The device will likely sport a 6-inch QHD display, a deca-core Helio X20 processor, 4GB of RAM, a 21MP rear-facing camera, a 12MP front-facing camera and Android 5.1 out of the box and a beastly 4000mAh battery. The device will also include support for 4G connectivity and have a fingerprint scanner, which will be mounted on the rear side of the device.

The design is made of nearly all aluminum metal and is only 4mm thick, which is incredibly thin. It's expected to launch in a variety of color options including the silver pictured, gold, and rose gold. The device could see a release any day now.

Source: TENAA
Via: GSMArena

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