Tecno Phantom V Flip design, processor and other details surfaced online: Take a look

It hasn’t been long since Tecno revealed its first ever horizontal foldable smartphone called the Phantom V Fold. And now it could soon unveil the Phantom V Flip too. An e-commerce website recently put up the case of the Phantom V Flip and ended up revealing the design of the smartphone. 

GSMArena spotted the case on an e-commerce platform, Vopmart. The smartphone case maker has already started to sell cases and other accessories for the Phantom V Flip. In the process, they have ended up revealing the design of the smartphone too. So the pictures shared by GSM Arena hint at a circular front display. Along with that we can even spot two cameras and an LED flash in the same spot. 

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The camera placement and the circular camera module is kind of different from what we’ve seen so far in flip phones. This could make the Tecno Phantom V Flip standout in the market. So, we’re excited to see what’s on the side of the circular island.

The images further revealed that we could get a flat power button that will also be used as a fingerprint scanner. This is in contrast to the sensor being underneath the foldable panel. 
The selfie camera has been placed behind the punch hole and the phone will come with a USB C type slot.

In addition to this, Tecno Phantom V Flip specifications also recently spotted on Google Play Console by Pricebaba. We now know some key details like RAM, chipset, and display resolution.

So as per this, Tecno Phantom V Flip will sport a 1080 pixels resolution screen and 480 ppi. So when unfolded this would mean about a 6.9-inch diagonal display. 

Also read: 3 things to know about the newly launched Tecno Phantom V Fold

Speaking of the chipset now, it is listed as Mediatek MT6893Z/CZA will run this foldable, which is likely the Dimensity 1300 with a 3.0 GHz CPU. The phone could sport an 8GB RAM and run on Android 13 OS.

Now what’s worth noting is that even though the images reflect the true placement of the functional elements, the finish could be quite different as these images are rendered based on schematics.

Source 1: GSMArena via Vopmart