
Vivo has now announced its plan to expand its software support for the future X series smartphones. The company plans to provide three years of major Android upgrades and various security updates for select models, following in the footsteps of companies like Samsung and HMD Global.
The company aims to extend the experience on these high end X series devices by providing continuous improvements based on evolving consumer trends and exciting new software innovations. X series is the premium flagship one from the brand. This year, the Vivo X series includes the X60, X60 Pro and X60 Pro+.
“Featuring top of the line hardware, the X series flagship phones are built to last – and we want to make sure that our customers get software support that lives up to their expectations,” Yujian Shi, Senior Vice President and CTO of Vivo said while commenting on the latest move by the company.
The update policy will cover the European, Australian, and Indian markets. The premium X series models that have not been made eligible for the new policy will continue to receive regular Android security updates.
Vivo has stated that selected flagship X-series smartphones that will launch after July 2021 will be eligible to three years of major Android OS and security updates. Vivo has not yet revealed the complete lineup of models that will be eligible for the extended software updates, though Vivo’s X60 series will be a part of the program and will get Android updates for three years, even though it has already launched.
The Vivo X60 series starts at Rs 37,990 for the X60, while the X60 Pro costs Rs 49,990. The most expensive is the X60 Pro+ priced at Rs 69,990. Vivo partnered with Zeiss for the camera this time. The X60 Pro+ is the most premium in this year’s list powered by the Snapdragon 888 processor coupled with a 48MP+50MP rear camera.
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