Vivo Y73 India Launch Teased to Take Place Soon, Design Revealed
Vivo Y73, an upcoming budget-friendly smartphone, has been teased to launch in India soon. The company has released the first teaser of the smartphone after its launch was tipped last week. The teaser reveals the back panel design of Vivo Y73, and it seems to resemble the render that was leaked earlier. The Vivo Y73 smartphone is expected to be priced in India at around Rs. 20,000 and is tipped to launch sometime this week itself. The phone has triple rear cameras on the back.
The company tweeted the teaser via its Vivo India handle on June 6, hinting at the imminent arrival of Vivo Y73 in the country. It is teased to come in two finishes — Blue and Black. The Blue finish has a diamond-patterned design and features a waterdrop-style notch at the front. The teaser says that the phone is coming soon but an exact launch date has not been announced yet.
Vivo Y3 is seen to have three cameras inside the module in a triangular formation, with a large sensor on top and two small sensors sitting at the bottom. The power and volume buttons are sitting on the phone’s right side and it seems to have an slim form factor overall.
The upcoming Vivo Y73’s specifications have leaked online earlier and the phone is tipped to feature an AMOLED display and pack an 8GB RAM. The triple camera setup on the back of Vivo Y73 is expected to include a 64-megapixel main camera. The phone was recently spotted on Google Play Console and IMEI database recently. It is expected to be powered by the MediaTek Helio G90 SoC and run Android 11. The Google Play Console listing suggests the phone features a full-HD+ (1,080×2,400 pixels) display. Vivo Y73 is tipped to carry model number V2059.
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