Vivo X100 Pro – Introducing the 5G Flagship Phone

Vivo is ready to launch the X100 Pro smartphone very shortly. As a basic handheld, nowadays that would incorporate sophisticated technology and features. It was recently revealed that the Vivo X100 Pro could also support 5G connectivity, judging by the latest leak about it. Let’s dive deeper into the all-new Vivo X100 Pro to reveal everything you need to know about it. To make this behemoth as powerful as possible, it runs the unparalleled Dimensity 9300 chipset with a powerful 3.25 GHz octa-core CPU giving it the best performance Apart from that, Vivo X100 Pro has Huge RAM of 12GB, a huge storage of 512 GB, besides that its microSD card There is no confirmation whether there is a slot or not Vivo X100 Pro has a triple camera setup, where the main sensor will be 50 MP and two sensors the second will be 50 MP and 50 MP. Additionally, the phone will have a front camera for selfies.

VIVO X100 DISPLAY AND CAMERA QUALITY

The camera setup is headlined by a 1-inch sensor labeled as Vivo 1/0.98. The Periscope telephoto camera optically takes the zoom level up to 4.3x, while autofocus ultrawide rounds out the opposite end of a power triple setup The display retains the previous generation’s 6.78-inch diagonal, and the resolution remains unchanged, but the Vivo boasts a peak brightness of up to 3000 nits – we’ll keep an eye on that Another big issue is the Dimensity 9300 chip – where now smaller cores are also bigger cores, bigger and bigger cores won’t run four times as powerful as what you’ll get in the latest Snapdragon, that little is for sure, but how does it compare around? Another notable improvement this time around was the increase in battery capacity – the X100 Pro comes with a 5,400mAh power pack in a sea of ​​5,000mAh-or-less competitor

vivo X100 Pro battery life

One of the more significant generational upgrades is the increase in battery capacity to 5,400mAh – up from the X90 Pro’s 4,870mAh. It’s what we’d call an unusually high figure in a sea of 5,000mAh competitors, though the somewhat related iQOO 12 Pro does feature the same battery capacity. The extra mAhs do appear to be doing their job – we clocked some excellent numbers on the X100 Pro in our Active Use tests. If we take the iPhone 15 Pro Max out of the equation, the vivo posted class-leading results in the screen-on disciplines with the 12:25h on our web browsing script and nearly 9 hours of gaming being standout achievements.

Benchmarks and performance

The vivo X100 Pro is powered by the Dimensity 9300 chipset and it’s yet another first for us after the iQOO 12 brought a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 in the office just last week.

The high-end chip is manufactured on TSMC’s third-generation 4nm+ process and Mediatek says it offers a 40% improvement in peak performance compared to last year’s Dimensity 9200 while using 33% less power.

The chip’s CPU features four Cortex-X4 cores (one clocked at up to 3.25GHz and three at up to 2.85GHz) and four Cortex-A720 units (up to 2.0GHz) – compared to the 1×3.3GHz Cortex-X4 & 5×3.2GHz Cortex-A720 & 2×2.3GHz Cortex-A520 configuration of the SD 8 Gen 3’s CPU.

VIVO X100 PRO SPECIFICATION

CAMERA, HARDWARE, PHOTO QUALITY

The X100 Pro is equipped with a camera system like no other, its uniqueness stemming from at least one component – the 100mm periscope telephoto with a large sensor and floating lens that can focus far and near alike. The 1-inch main camera is also most welcome, don’t get us wrong, as is the autofocusing ultrawide unit, all three of them having 50MP sensors.

The main camera is based on the Sony IMX 989. It has 1.6µm pixels and a Quad Bayer filter array and results in 12.5MP images after 4-to-1 binning. On the front, there is a fixed lens with an equivalent focal length of 23mm and f/1.8 aperture (vivo insists on saying f/1.75). The ultrawide camera has a 15mm equivalent lens with f/2.0 aperture and autofocus capability. Its sensor is Samsung JN1 with 1/2.76″ optical format and 0.64µm pixel pitch.