Vivo launched the Vivo V30 Lite as the first smartphone of its V30 series in the global market in December last year. The brand also recently unveiled the standard Vivo V30 and V30 Pro in various countries. Rumor has it that Vivo is planning to launch several new phones under the V30 series soon. Yesterday, Vivo V30e was spotted on GeekBench benchmarking platform with Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chipset. And now according to a new report, a phone named Vivo V30 SE 5G has received FCC and UL Demko approval.
Vivo V30 SE battery size and charging speed revealed
A new Vivo phone with model number V2349 has appeared on the US Federal Communications Commission’s certification platform. And the Google Play (Google Play) list of supported devices and the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (Bluetooth SIG) database have already seen this device with the name Vivo V30 SE 5G.
As per the FCC certification, the connectivity options of the Vivo V30 SE 5G include dual-band, Wi-Fi, 5G connectivity and Bluetooth (5.0). The listing also reveals that the phone will have a battery with model number BA48 and will support power adapters with model numbers V440L0A0-EU and V440L0A0-US.
Meanwhile, the UL Demco certification revealed that it has a 4,900 mAh (rated value) battery, indicating that its typical value could be 5,000 mAh. Also, the UL Demco certification reveals that the said charger will support 44W fast charging. Besides, other specifications of the Vivo phone are still unknown.
Note that Vivo is reportedly preparing to hold a launch event in China on March 26. In this event, the screen can be removed from multiple devices like the Vivo X Fold 3 and Vivo X Fold 3 Pro foldable phones, including the Vivo Pad 3 tablet. However, it is not yet clear whether any of these will come to the global market.
