Vivo Z5x appears on GeekBench with 8GB RAM and Android 9 Pie


VIVO Z5X

In recent times, there has been a couple of information regarding the upcoming vivo Z5x. A few days ago, the company officially confirmed the existence of this smartphone after vivo’s product manager, Wu Fan, posted a real image of this smartphone on Weibo. Now, this smartphone just appeared on GeekBench with 848 points in the single-core test and 5915 in the multi-core test. This smartphone which will be powered by a Snapdragon 710 SoC comes with 8GB of RAM as well as Android 9 Pie.

Vivo Z5x

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According to vivo’s product manager, the vivo Z5x comes with a 6.53-inch display and its thickness is 8.x mm. We already know that this smartphone will use a monstrous 5000 mAh battery and concerning this, Wu Fan said “When you provide users with such a large amount of battery, you must also have a good grip. It’s really hard.” He also said on Weibo that “playing the king and the peace elite totaled 13 hours and 56 minutes.” The released picture shows that the smartphone has been used for 2 days and 2 hours since the last full charge, and there is still 13% of the remaining battery. It seems that the battery life of this device is really strong.

In addition, the vivo Z5x uses a punch-hole screen design and this will be the first smartphone from vivo that will use this feature. Vivo’s latest smartphone is the Vivo Y3. The smartphone was released in May 2019 and it comes with a 6.35-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 720 pixels by 1544 pixels. Besides the recent exposure and the battery, nothing else has been speculated.

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