The Vivo Y series is constantly releasing new smartphones. Recently, the company introduced the Vivo Y77t in China with a Dimensity 7020 processor. The company also launched the Vivo Y78+ (t1) version last month. Now, another Vivo smartphone has been spotted on the Geekbench website, suggesting an imminent launch. The Vivo Y17s could be a new mid-range smartphone from the brand. Here are the details.

The Vivo Y17s, model number V2310, recently appeared on Geekbench, revealing some interesting details about its performance. In the benchmark, the phone scored 328 on the single-core test and 1161 on the multi-core test. This suggests that it will be powered by an octa-core Unisoc Tiger T700 processor and the Mali G52 MC2 GPU.

The listing also shows that the phone will have 4GB of RAM (although the listing says 3.66GB). It is also expected to run Android 13 out of the box with a layer of Funtouch OS skin on top.

A recent BIS and Bluetooth SIG listing of the smartphone revealed it will offer 4G connectivity with Bluetooth 5.0. The Vivo Y17s’s release date in India is still unknown, but it is likely to be released in the next few months. Based on the name, the Vivo Y17s appears to be a refreshed version of the Vivo Y17. However, it is also possible that these two phones are unrelated, as the Vivo Y17 was released four years ago.

Like other models in the Vivo Y series, the Vivo Y17s is likely to be a budget-friendly smartphone with modest specs. We can expect a large display with at least a 90Hz refresh rate, as well as a 5,000mAh battery and a less powerful MediaTek processor.

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