Vivo X50 Lite leaked, spotted on Google Play Console. An unnamed Vivo smartphone with model number Vivo 1937 has been captured on the Google Play Console, expected to be Vivo X50 Lite.
While the listing doesn’t confirm it to be X50 Lite, the same model number was already spotted on GCF and WiFi certifications earlier.
Vivo recently toppled Samsung to become the second largest smartphone seller in India. India is now an important market for the Chinese company, and we will get to see more Vivo devices launching in India in 2020.
Vivo X50 Lite Spotted On Google Play Console: Coming To India?
The leaked Vivo smartphone on the Google Play Console is being expected to be Vivo X50 Lite. The Vivo smartphone has a model number Vivo 1937, and the specs on the listing hint at being a toned-down budget smartphone.
Also, the device is said to be Vivo X50 Lite as it bears the same model number was already spotted on GCF and WiFi certifications earlier.
Leaked Vivo X50 Lite specs reveal a Full HD+ display offering a screen resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels with a pixel density of 480ppi. Vivo X50 Lite will run on Snapdragon 665 chipset with Adreno 610 GPU and upto 8GB of RAM, powered by Android 10 OS.
While the company is yet to confirm anything as of now, Vivo X50 Lite could launch in a few weeks. Vivo X50 Lite India launch depends when the device is unveiled globally. Also Vivo X50 doesn’t exist, and all the leaks are still part of the rumour mill.
Also: Vivo Beats Samsung, Now Second Largest Smartphone Seller In India
Vivo now is on the second spot in the top Indian smartphone companies ranking. Vivo registered a massive growth of 63.3% YoY with an estimated 6.8 million units sold in Q1 2020. Xiaomi continues to lead with a shipment volume of estimated 10.1 million units.
Vivo Y series, Vivo U series and Vivo Z are among the most sold Vivo smartphones in India.
South Korean global conglomerate Samsung continues to shrink in the Indian smartphone market. While it leads the global market, Samsung experienced a sharp decline of 28.4% YoY in Q1 2020. Samsung now stands at three, and this is the lowest they have recorded in the past 5 years.
While the company tried to get back at the Chinese competition with budget Galaxy M series and Galaxy A series, it’s still a long ladder for Samsung to climb.
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