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vivo X23 tipped to sport Snapdragon 670 and advanced 3D face recognition

Ro, 15 August 2018


The vivo X23 is still pretty much a mystery and we have nothing solid on it. We just heard about vivo X21's successor yesterday from the most unusual place - vivo's own Jovi smart assistant. According to Jovi, the handset will arrive on August 20 although, it seems way too early given the limited information that has leaked. Translated Weibo post

Luckily, there's a new report going around detailing some of the key specs. The handset will feature a Snapdragon 670 chipset paired with at least 8GB of RAM and it's built around a 6.4-inch "full-screen" display. We don't know if the full-screen display means really thin bezels or no notch, but we hope it's both.

According to the leak, the X23 will boast advanced 3D face recognition and improved under-display fingerprint reader. This kind of combination of biometric security is found only on the Xiaomi Mi 8 Explorer Edition for now. In addition, the phone will have an "independent" audio DAC for high-quality sound on the go.

Unfortunately, the source doesn't say where this information comes from, so we can't vouch for its credibility. We would have to wait just a little bit more to find out the rest, if vivo's teased August 20 announcement date is correct.





Nowadays oppo and vivo are the first to implement latest upper mid-range Snapdragon SOCs.


I can remember an idiot Apple engineer said Android phones needs minimum 5 years to put 3D face recognition in their phones. Seems like Apple's innovations are not really innovation LMFAO


Maybe it is the first on-screen face recognition & fingerprint scanner phone.




