Vivo X90 global/Indian variant spotted on Bluetooth SIG, launch imminent

Vivo X90 series is likely to launch in the Indian and global market by January 2023.

Published On: December 2, 2022 | Last Updated: December 2, 2022

Highlights

Vivo recently launched the Vivo X90 series in China.
The series includes the Vivo X90, Vivo X90 Pro, and Vivo X90 Pro+ devices.
The global/Indian variant of the Vivo X90 has now been spotted on the Bluetooth SIG certification website.

Not too long ago, Vivo unveiled its flagship Vivo X90 series of smartphones in China. The Vivo X90 series, consisting of the vanilla Vivo X90, Vivo X90 Pro, and Vivo X90 Pro+, are likely to launch soon in the global and Indian market as well, and today, the global/Indian variant has been spotted on the Bluetooth SIG certification website, which hints at an imminent Vivo X90 India launch.

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Vivo X90 launch in India

As seen in the screenshot above, the Vivo X90 (with the model number Vivo V2218) has recently been certified by the Bluetooth SIG, thereby meaning that the global and Indian launch of the device (or the series in general) is not too far away from now. The certification does not reveal anything about the specifications of the device, but we can safely assume that the device will more or less be the same as the one launched in China.

Vivo X90 specifications

Starting with the display of the device, the Vivo X90 has a 6.78-inch FHD+ Q9 OLED display with HDR10+, up to 1,300 nits brightness, 120Hz refresh rate, and 2160Hz ultra-high frequency PWM dimming. Under the hood, the Vivo X90 comes equipped with a MediaTek Dimensity 9200 processor, which is paired with up to 12GB LPDDR5 RAM and up to 512GB UFS4.0 storage. In terms of software, the Vivo X90 boots Android 13-based OriginOS 3.0 skin out of the box.

Coming to the cameras of the device, the Vivo X90 has a 50MP main camera, a 12MP ultra-wide camera, a 12MP portrait camera, and a 32MP selfie snapper. Lastly, the Vivo X90 has a 4,810mAh battery with support for 120W fast charging over a USB Type-C charging port.