The vivo Y21, originally launched in 2021, is being succeeded by the upcoming Y21 5G. While it may seem unusual for vivo to reuse this name considering the plethora of available options, it is clear that the brand is committed to this model.
The Y21 5G is expected to feature a 6,355 mAh rated battery in India and Malaysia, with a slightly smaller 5,090 mAh rated battery for other regions. These capacities are likely to be marketed as a typical 6,500 mAh and 5,250 mAh, respectively.
vivo Y21 5G EPREL Labels
Details about the device have emerged, revealing two model numbers for its different versions: V2553, certified for sale in India and Malaysia by BIS and SIRIM, and V2554. Both variants have also been registered in the EPREL database, indicating that they will support 44W wired charging.
Additionally, the EPREL labels confirm that the Y21 5G's battery can endure up to 1,600 charge cycles before dropping below 80% of its original capacity. The device has received an A rating for drop resistance and a C rating for repairability. It will also have an IP65 certification for dust and splash resistance and is expected to receive Android security updates for a period of five years.
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