On Monday (11) the Chinese manufacturer Vivo officially announced the new Vivo X Note. Living up to its name, it features a massive 7 QHD+ display with a 21:10 aspect ratio, 1,500 nits max brightness and a 120Hz refresh rate. There is also a built-in ultrasonic fingerprint reader capable of reading two fingerprints simultaneously.
In hardware, the Vivo X Note features a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset along with 8GB/12GB of RAM and 256GB/512GB of storage. To ensure even greater security, the manufacturer has also added a feature called the “Secure Processing Unit” (SPU) built into the Qualcomm processor. In addition, it includes a huge steam chamber and a graphite plate to maintain the best temperature.
For photos, the smartphone has a total of four rear cameras. The main device uses a 50 MP ISOCELL GN1 lens, a periscope unit with 5X optical zoom (60x hybrid), 12 MP ultrawide, and a 12 MP lens with 2X optical zoom. In addition, it includes other features such as a 16MP front camera, IP68, and a 5000mAh battery with 80W fast charging.
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Main features:
- Screen: 7 inches, AMOLED, 2K (QHD, 3080 x 1440 pixels), LTPO 1-120 Hz
- Healer: Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 with 5G
- RAM: 8 and 12 GB LPDDR5
- original storage: 256 and 512 GB UFS 3.1
- Back camera: 50 MP (Samsung GN1, Main, f/1.5) + 48 MP (ultrawide, f/2.2, 144°) + 12 MP (2x optical zoom) + 8 MP (periscope, 5x optical zoom, up to 60x total zoom, f /3.4)
- Front camera: 16 Megapixel (f/2.45)
- Other Features: 5G SA/NSA support, USB-C 3.1, IP68, Bluetooth 5.2 LE, Dual SIM
- Operating System: Android 12 under OriginOS Ocean
- Battery: 5000 mAh with 80W fast charging support.
The Vivo X Note is now available for pre-order in China with prices starting at CNY 6000 (approximately R$4437).
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