The Vivo V70 is starting to make noise after a new Geekbench score surfaced. This early sign gives a clear look at what the phone might offer, even though the V60 launched not too long ago. Vivo is moving quickly and getting the Vivo V70 ready sooner than expected.
The leak appeared on X, where tipster Abhishek Yadava shared a screenshot from Geekbench 6.5.0. The interesting part is that the phone did not show up in the CPU results. Instead, it appeared in the OpenCL GPU section with a score of 4,848. That single score gives us a helpful snapshot of the hardware inside.
The benchmark details indicate a processor with three core types. There are three low-power cores at 1.84 GHz, four mid-level cores at 2.40 GHz, and one high-performance core at 2.80 GHz. The listing also shows an Adreno 722 GPU. When you put these clues together, the chipset lines up with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7 Gen 4.
If that is accurate, the Vivo V70 could deliver performance similar to the V60, since that phone used the same chip. It might make the upgrade less dramatic for users who have already tried the previous model. However, the overall experience should still feel strong and steady.
The listing also shows the phone running on Android 16, likely with Vivo’s OriginOS 6 on top. The test unit had 8 GB of RAM, suggesting this could be one of the standard variants at launch.
Right now, the Vivo V70 is only beginning to appear in leaks, so the whole picture is far from complete. More details are expected as we approach its official reveal. For now, the Geekbench entry gives a nice early look at what Vivo has in store.
