Vivo V9 6 GB with Snapdragon 660, 13+2 MP dual camera debuts in Indonesia

A variant of the Vivo V9 called the V9 6 GB has made its debut in Indonesia. The phone, as the name suggests, features 6 GB of RAM. Externally, the device seems to be identical to the original V9 , and it appears that only the internals and the camera unit has changed, as has the price. RAM gets a bump from 4 GB to 6 GB and the relatively weak Snapdragon 626 sees an upgrade to the more powerful Snapdragon 660. The screen appears to be the same 6.3-inch FHD+ display from last year, notch included. Storage also remains the same as 64 GB. While the hardware gets an upgrade, the camera sees a massive downgrade. Instead of the 16+5 MP configuration from earlier, you now get a 13+2 MP dual camera on the rear. The front camera also comes down from a 24 MP to a mere 12 MP. [caption id=“attachment_4633091” align=“alignnone” width=“1280”] Vivo V9 6GB was launched in Indonesia.[/caption] All of this comes together in a package that retails for IDR 4.299.000, which translates to a little over Rs 20,000. The price is in the same ballpark as the Vivo V9, which launched in India at a price of Rs 23,990. We’re not sure whether to even classify this as an upgrade. The stand-out feature on the Vivo V9 was its incredible 24 MP front camera. If you remove that, you just have a vaguely competitive phone that promises better performance. There’s no word yet on a global or India launch.