Vivo Y55s: a monstrous battery attached to a mid-range with 5G connectivity

Vivo has just presented a new 5G proposal with the largest battery ever mounted in a phone. This is the Vivo Y55s, an interesting mid-range with a generous amount of RAM, a MediaTek processor with good connectivity and a 50-megapixel camera. We are going to review all its specifications and technical characteristics.

Vivo Y55s data sheet

A battery attached to a mobile

The new Vivo mid-range stands out, mainly, for its huge 6,000mAh battery, the largest that the Asian manufacturer has assembled to date, although the figure is not new in the world of the smartphone. In this case, the fast charge is 18W, somewhat scarce for such a large battery.

Regarding the processor, it has a MediaTek Dimensity 700, platform with 5G connectivity to provide this Vivo Y55s with compatibility in both SA and NSA networks. The panel is 6.68 inches, with Full HD + resolution and IPS technology.

Its 8 GB RAM memory stands out, along with an internal memory of 128 GB. The camera is dual, with 50 megapixels on the main sensor and two in a secondary two megapixel camera for macro functions.

The terminal comes with Android 11 and Origin OS 1.0, upgradable to Origin OS 2.0 with Android 12. As extras it has a headphone jack, WiFi 5, and a fingerprint reader on its right side.

Versions and price of the Vivo Y55s

The Vivo Y55s has been presented in China at a price of 1,699 yuan, the equivalent of 236 euros at the exchange rate. Still there is no news about its availability internationally, but we will update this information in case it arrives in Spain.