Vivo has shared a sneak peek of its new Y600 Pro phone on Weibo, saying it will launch in China very soon. This phone comes with a super big 10,000mAh battery, which is twice the size of the 7,000mAh battery in the older Y500 Pro that came out last November.
The design looks a lot like the Y500 Pro, with a round camera area on the back, but it has just two rear cameras instead of more, led by a 50-megapixel main one that uses a special aspheric lens, plus a second camera and an LED flash on the flat back.
You can see the phone in a nice purple color with a gold ring around the camera part, making it look stylish. It has a flat frame on all sides, which feels good to hold, and the power button plus volume keys sit on the right side while the left side stays plain and simple. Even with such a huge battery, Vivo kept the body slim, so it should last for days on one charge, great for people always on the go who forget to plug in often.
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The main rear camera drops from 200 megapixels on the Y500 Pro to 50 megapixels here, but it still works well for daily photos, portraits, and shots in low light thanks to the flash. This change makes the phone more practical for regular use rather than super high-end zoom.
The Y500 Pro had a strong setup with a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chip made on 4nm tech, up to 12GB of fast LPDDR4x RAM, and 512GB of UFS 2.2 storage, all on a 6.67-inch OLED screen with 1.5K resolution, 120Hz smooth refresh, and bright 1,600 nits display running Android 16.
That older model started at about Rs 22,000 for the 8GB RAM and 128GB storage version in China, going up to Rs 32,000 for bigger options like 12GB RAM and 512GB storage, which made it popular as a good value buy. The Y600 Pro looks like it will stay in that same affordable price range, probably with a similar screen, processor family, and up to 12GB RAM choices for smooth gaming and app use without costing too much.
Vivo has not said the exact launch day yet, but the teaser means it's coming in weeks, first just in China, and maybe later to places like India. In India, other new Vivo phones such as the X300 Ultra and X300 FE are already set to arrive soon with better cameras and smart features. Right now, with power cuts and heavy phone use common in India, a phone like this with long battery life fits perfectly for budget buyers who want reliability over fancy extras.
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Leaks point to a 32-megapixel front camera for clear selfies and calls, just like the Y500 Pro. Full details on charging speed, exact memory setups, and software updates are still secret, but the simple flat look and useful cameras show Vivo aims it at students, young workers, and everyday folks needing a tough, long-lasting phone that does not empty the wallet. More news should come out soon as the launch gets closer.