A mysterious Vivo smartphone with model number V2066A / V2066BA has been approved by China’s TENAA and 3C regulatory bodies. Both certifications have revealed the dimensions, display size, rated battery size, and charging capabilities of the V2066A/BA smartphone. The TENAA listings also have images of the smartphone.

Earlier this month, a Vivo phone with V2066 was certified by the Eurasian Economic Commission (ECC). It seems that the newly spotted V2066A/BA is a Chinese variant of the same phone. The EEC listing did not reveal any information on its specifications.

The TENAA listings state that the Vivo V2066A/BA smartphone measures 164.41 x 76.32 x 8.41mm. The handset is fitted with a 6.51-inch screen, which appears to feature a teardrop notch.

There is a vertical triple camera system on the backside of the Vivo V2066A/BA smartphone. The rear shell seems to be made out of polycarbonate material. A volume controller and a power key integrated with a fingerprint sensor can be seen on the right spine of the smartphone.

The Vivo V2066A/BA smartphone has a rated battery of 4,910mAh capacity. Its typical value could be 5,000mAh. The 3C listing indicates that the company may provide a 10W charger along with the handset. The TENAA and 3C listings confirm that the Vivo V2066A/BA is a 4G LTE smartphone. The final product name of the device is yet to be revealed.

In related news, Vivo recently announced the Vivo Y31s Standard Edition smartphone in China. The handset came with specs like a 6.51-inch IPS LCD HD+ display, an 8-megapixel front camera, and a 13-megapixel dual-camera system. It is equipped with other specs such as Dimensity 700, 6 GB of RAM, 128 GB of storage, Android 11 OS, and a 5,000mAh battery with 18W fast charging.

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