The vivo X500 Pro Max has surfaced in Geekbench again with a score of 4,139 in the single-core test and 13,285 in multi-core. The result, recorded on September 6, clears 4,000 and 13,000 points respectively, representing a substantial increase over the handset’s earlier benchmark appearance.
An August Geekbench listing for model V2610 returned 2,653 single-core points and 7,516 multi-core points. That earlier run showed two primary CPU cores limited to 2.8 GHz, suggesting it may have been an early configuration rather than a final performance profile.
The newer listing identifies the platform as MT6995, with an eight-core CPU split into clusters of three cores at 3.10 GHz, three at 4.35 GHz and two at 4.55 GHz. Its graphics hardware is listed as a Mali-G2-Ultra-NX MC12 GPU. Geekbench does not name the chip commercially, so its reported connection to MediaTek’s upcoming Dimensity 9600 Pro remains unconfirmed ahead of the processor’s official introduction.
The latest benchmark belongs to V2602DA, a model number associated with the Chinese X500 Pro Max version with satellite communications. The previous V2610 result has been linked to a global variant. That distinction means the new scores indicate the potential of the platform, but do not establish that every regional version will deliver identical benchmark results.
vivo has confirmed that the X500 Pro series will use a flagship Dimensity processor built on a 2 nm process, without disclosing its final name. The X500 Pro Max is also confirmed to have a 6.85-inch BOE Q11 2K display, while V2602DA has received 3C certification with a 90W charger. vivo is scheduled to introduce OriginOS 7 in China on September 16, with the X500 series expected roughly a week later.
