Realme and Vivo, the two brands of BBK Electronics will be soon releasing new smartphones. The former’s device could be its first-ever gaming smartphone. On the other hand, the latter will be debuting mid-range 5G-enabled handsets.

All these three smartphones have been spotted on China’s 3C certification portal. But unlike TENAA, 3C only exposes model numbers and maximum charging speed of devices. Hence, it is the case with these mysterious phones.

Realme Gaming Smartphone?

The Realme handset bears the model number RMX2072 with support for 5G connectivity. It will ship with VCA7GACH 65W (10V DC, 6.5A Max) fast charger. In other words, this Realme phone will come with SuperDart  (aka Oppo SuperVOOC 2.0) charging adaptor just like the brand’s second flagship smartphone, the Realme X50 Pro 5G.

That’s all the information the listing of this phone on 3C mentions. We are not sure why MySmartPrice is calling RMX2072  as Realme’s gaming smartphone without any proof. But it is worth noting that there are rumours of such a device.

Vivo Mid-range 5G Smartphones

Unlike the previous device, these Vivo handsets will be mid-rangers with 5G connectivity. They could be placed above and below Vivo S6 5G going by their maximum charging speeds.

The Vivo V2001A will ship with V3330L0A0 (Vivo FlashCharge 2.0) 33W (11V DC, 3A Max) fast charger. On the other hand, the Vivo V2002A will come with V1820B 18W (9V DC, 2A Max) fast charger suggesting it to be a cheaper model than the former.

There are no further details available about these two handsets. They will certainly leak more before going official.

Like any other smartphone these days, all these three smartphones will be soon spotted on a couple of more certification portal revealing their entire specifications. Even the brands itself will start teasing the features officially ahead of the launch.

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