The Vivo X100, MediaTek Dimensity 9300 SoC and Zeiss-branded cameras were launched in India in January alongside the Vivo X100 Pro. The flagship phone is still new on the market, but details about its successor, the Vivo X200, are already appearing on the Internet. Like its predecessor, the upcoming X-series smartphone also packs a 50-megapixel main camera from Sony. MediaTek’s upcoming Dimensity 9400 chipset is expected to power the Vivo X200. It can be equipped with a 1.5K resolution display.
Vivo X200 Key Specifications (Revealed)
On Weibo, the digital chat station “tipster” (translated from Chinese) is announcing the specifications of the upcoming flagship. The post does not reveal the exact name of the phone, but according to the comments on the post, it is the standard Vivo X200.
According to the report, Vivo’s main camera will come with a mid-range 3x telephoto lens. It will have a 1.5K resolution panel and narrow frames from a domestic (Chinese) manufacturer.
The Vivo X200’s larger battery is said to use high-density silicon. However, nothing is said about the battery capacity.
Some details about the Vivo X200 series were revealed by the same source last month. Both Vivo X200 and Vivo X200 Pro are reported to be powered by MediaTek’s unannounced Dimensity 9400 chipset. The Pro model is rumored to have an in-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensor for authentication.
Vivo X100 Price, Specifications in India
Vivo X100 is priced at Rs 63,999 in India for the 12GB RAM + 256GB storage variant.
The Vivo has a Zeiss triple rear camera with a 50MP Sony IMX920 VCS Bionic primary camera, a 50MP ultra-wide angle camera and a 64MP Zeiss super telephoto camera. It has a 32 MP selfie camera. It has a 5000mAh battery that supports 120W fast charging.
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