Vivo hasn’t delighted its fans with a smartphone with a foldable display so far, but that unfortunate state will end on April 11 with the arrival of a device called the X Fold. You could already hear from the phone, and now a photo has been leaked that reveals a lot about its features.
The Vivo X Fold will have an 8-inch bendable display that displays content in 2K resolution according to marketing specifications, and this OLED panel, equipped with certain LTPO 3.0 technology, will have an adaptive image refresh rate of 120 Hz, meaning it will be able to adapt to that content. continuity. The external display won’t be bad either, as it’s a 6.53-inch Full HD + resolution, also 120 Hz.
The Vivo’s first foldable smartphone will be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, the RAM will be LPDDR5 and the storage will be UFS 3.1. Inside the mobile, a 4600 mAh battery will provide power, and the battery will support both 66-watt wired and 50-watt wireless charging. The Vivo X Fold welcomes us with Android 12 after the first switch-on.
Preliminary render
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On the back of the smartphone, a primary camera with a 50-megapixel Samsung GN5 sensor can accommodate three other companions, and the module will also be equipped with an optical image stabilizer. The other sensors include a 48-megapixel ultra-wide 114-degree ultra-wide, a 12-megapixel standard telephoto module, and a periscope module with optical image stabilization. Data transfer options will include Wi-Fi 6 and NFC. Zeiss is responsible for calibrating the cameras, and the recorders will also be provided with a special coating.
The Vivo X Fold’s display is said to have achieved or perhaps outperformed the DisplayMate A +, while the device’s flexibility genre has been rated TUV Rheinland, proving that it can be folded and opened up to 300,000 times. Since the marketing data is in Chinese, the device will certainly be launched in the Chinese market first, and only then can it reach international customers if it ever reaches. There aren’t many chances for this yet, but it would be good if, unlike models like Xiaomi Mi MIX Fold or that Oppo Find Nthis device would have been available to us without detours.
Source: GSMArena
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