The Vivo X Fold3 series foldables, with models V2303A and V2337A, have recently appeared on the network, as confirmed by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT). This indicates an imminent release for the Vivo X Fold3 lineup, speculated to include a standard version and a premium variant, the X Fold3 Pro.
A standout feature of these foldable smartphones is their robust performance, attributed to the Snapdragon 8 Gen3 mobile platform. This promises users a smooth experience, particularly in imaging, setting new standards for mobile photography.
Photography enthusiasts will be intrigued by the advanced camera setup. Both models are expected to sport a sophisticated 50-megapixel dual-layer transistor primary camera, offering image quality akin to a one-inch large-bottom CMOS sensor. Additionally, the inclusion of a periscope telephoto lens suggests impressive zoom capabilities.
Vivo is maintaining its emphasis on security and convenience with a single-point ultrasonic internal and external dual fingerprint scanner. However, there’s a shift in charging specifications, with wired charging reduced to 100W while wireless charging now supports up to 50W. This adjustment appears aimed at balancing faster charging with the desire for sleeker and lighter devices.
While details on the disparities between the X Fold3 and X Fold3 Pro remain undisclosed, speculation is rampant among enthusiasts and bloggers. With rumors hinting at a potential debut in March, tech enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting further information on these highly anticipated foldable smartphones from Vivo.