Vivo is gearing up for a major product launch later this month, headlined by the X200 Ultra and X200s smartphones. However, those flagship devices won’t be launching alone. Vivo has now officially detailed its upcoming tablet lineup — the Pad5 Pro and Pad SE — along with the all-new Watch 5, giving fans an early look ahead of the formal launch.
All three products are now available for pre-order in China, though the exact launch date remains unconfirmed.
Vivo Pad5 Pro: Flagship Tablet Gets a Power Boost
Vivo’s Pad5 Pro is positioned as the premium Android tablet successor to last year’s Pad3 Pro. It features a 13-inch LCD display with an impressive 3.1K resolution and 144Hz refresh rate, promising ultra-smooth visuals for both productivity and entertainment.
Under the hood, it runs MediaTek’s Dimensity 9400+ chipset, expected to offer high-end performance in multitasking and gaming. The Pad5 Pro will ship with 8GB or 12GB of RAM, and storage options up to 512GB.
Powering the tablet is a massive 12,000mAh battery with support for 66W fast charging, setting a new benchmark in flagship tablet endurance.
Vivo Pad SE: Budget-Friendly with Premium Touch
For users seeking a more affordable option, the Vivo Pad SE offers a 12.5-inch LCD, and will be available in 6GB and 8GB RAM variants with up to 256GB of internal storage. Charging is handled via 15W wired support.
The tablet will come in three elegant colors: Blue, Titanium, and Dark Gray, appealing to students and casual users alike.
Vivo Watch 5: Smarter, Sleeker, Powered by BlueOS
The Vivo Watch 5 marks the next generation of the company’s wearable tech, powered by its in-house BlueOS platform. Like its predecessor, the Watch 5 features a circular AMOLED display and includes a digital crown for navigation.
Color options include Star Black, Moonlight White, and a stylish Stainless Steel Belt variant. Expect the Watch 5 to offer enhanced health tracking, longer battery life, and smoother smartwatch integration with Vivo’s broader ecosystem.
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