The vivo T6x and iQOO Z12x have appeared in Bluetooth SIG certification records, adding the first concrete details about the two upcoming smartphones. The listings reveal their model numbers but do not provide specifications, leaving open the possibility that they will follow the same rebadged-device strategy as their predecessors.

According to the certification information, the vivo T6x carries model number V2652, while the iQOO Z12x is listed as I2604. The approval confirms that both phones support Bluetooth, but it does not identify the Bluetooth version or reveal details about their processors, displays, cameras, batteries or charging systems.

What the Bluetooth SIG listings reveal

Bluetooth SIG certification is typically one of several regulatory steps completed before a device reaches the market. In this case, the records establish the identities of two devices that had not previously been detailed in the available information.

  • vivo T6x: model number V2652.
  • iQOO Z12x: model number I2604.
  • The listings confirm Bluetooth support but disclose no additional specifications.

The certification therefore represents an early indication that both product lines are moving toward launch, rather than a full specifications leak. Pricing, release timing and regional availability remain undisclosed.

Could the T6x and Z12x be the same phone?

The main reason for the speculation is the relationship between the previous generation models. vivo launched the T5x in March, while iQOO introduced the Z11x around the same period. Those phones were sold under different brands but were described as the same device.

That history raises the possibility that the T6x and Z12x will again share most or all of their hardware, with each company using its own branding and sales channels. However, the current certification records do not prove that the two upcoming phones are identical. At this stage, the shared-device theory remains an expectation based on the earlier models.

What to expect next

More meaningful information should emerge from additional certifications, product listings or official announcements. Those sources could clarify whether the two phones share a platform and reveal details such as memory configurations, battery capacity, camera hardware and display specifications.

For now, buyers should treat the vivo T6x and iQOO Z12x as separate upcoming smartphones with a potentially common design or internal hardware. The Bluetooth SIG appearance confirms progress toward release, but it does not yet establish how the phones will differ—or whether they will differ at all.