Vivo Announces Y600 5G Smartphone With 10,000 mAh Battery and Wins a Guinness Record
Chinese tech company Vivo has confirmed the Y600 5G smartphone for its home market. Its main feature is a 10,000 mAh battery, and according to the source headline the company has earned a Guinness record with it.
Chinese technology company Vivo has officially confirmed that its new smartphone, the Vivo Y600 5G, will go on sale in its domestic market. The device's main selling point is a very large battery, and according to the headline of the Kursors.lv report, it has also brought the company a Guinness record.
The battery as the main selling point
The Y600 5G is equipped with a 10,000 mAh battery, which the manufacturer calls “Blue Ocean”. Milliamp-hours (mAh) are a unit of battery capacity: the higher the number, the more energy the battery can store. The source says this capacity is considerably larger than that of most smartphones today.
Place in the lineup
The new phone will join the Vivo Y600 series, which already includes the Y600 Pro and Y600i models. To show what the battery can do, the company carried out a demonstration; the source excerpt does not give details of it.
What remains unknown
The available part of the source mentions neither the price, the other specifications, nor the exact wording of the Guinness record. The report indicates only that the manufacturer is using battery capacity to stand out in a market where phone batteries are typically much smaller, and that the model will be offered in China on the officially confirmed release date.
