Purported VIVO X27 Pro leaked, reveals pricing and a huge pop-up selfie


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After launching the VI5 Pro, V15, and the Iqoo phones earlier this year, VIVO is all set to drop a refresh of the mid-range VIVO X series later this month. Set to arrive as the VIVO X27, the device has been leaking left and right and is now said to arrive in three variants including the VIVO X27 Pro.

While we now know that there will be two variants of the standard X27 with a 16MP pop-up selfie camera, and a VIVO X27 Pro with a more capable pop-up selfie cam, a leaked poster making the rounds has revealed the Vivo X27 Pro will get an unusually larger pop-up selfie camera system, compared to the base X27.

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Unlike previous VIVO phones and the leaked VIVO X27 with a pop-up selfie camera that is usually about a centimeter wide that is located slightly to the left or right, the leaked poster reveals the alleged VIVO X27 Pro indicates the X27 Pro will get an unusually wide and a centrally placed pop-up selfie camera system. The Pop-up system gets a single camera sensor rumored to be a 32MP sensor coupled with an LED flash both of which are flanked by what appears to be clear glass.

Aside from getting a larger pop-up camera system, the X27 Pro as per the leaked poster seen below is expected to come with a different rear design. While the regular X27 is expected to have its triple rear camera setup vertically situated to the left, the VIVO X27 Pro is tipped to get a similar triple rear camera setup, but in a central alignment.

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The poster also reveals the Vivo X27 Pro will come with a price tag of ¥3998 (~$505), the non-Pro variant with128GB of storage will come at ¥3198 (~$475), while the Snapdragon 710 powered non-Pro variant with 256GB of storage will sell at ¥3598 (~$535).

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