Vivo X30 Series Coming on December 16th with Punch-Hole Camera


Vivo X30 Series Coming Tomorrow with Punch-Hole Camera

Chinese phone maker Vivo just announced that the new Vivo X30 series is officially coming on December 16th. The announcement also came in the form of a teaser which gives us the first glimpse at the design of the device.

Vivo X30 Series Coming on December 16th with Punch-Hole Camera

Vivo X30 Series Coming Tomorrow with Punch-Hole Camera

So, as can see in the image above, the Vivo X30 series appears to feature a punch-hole camera at the front. Meanwhile on the back we find the much teased quad camera setup which includes a periscope lens.

What are more interesting are the speculations by renown Chinese leakers though. According to them the device does indeed feature a 6.5-inch AMOLED display with Full HD+ resolution. We then find a Samsung Exynos 980 SoC with support for 5G cellular networks in Dual-Mode NSA / SA, for a maximum download speed of 2.55Gbps.  The smartphone will also feature a dedicated AI button, JoviOS and 33W fast charge technology.

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Vivo X30: Promotional Video Confirms 60X Zoom Camera & More

Camera wise, as we know from previous official teasers, the Vivo X30 series will pack a total of four rear cameras. These will include a telephoto lens used to get portraits and equivalent to a 50mm lens; a periscope lens with 5 times optical zoom and 60X digital zoom equivalent to a 1620mm glass on a full frame sensor an ultra wide angle lens, 16mm equivalent.

Meanwhile, the main camera sensor should have a resolution of 64MP; most likely a Samsung ISOCELL GW1 image sensor.

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Are you guys looking forward for the X30 series to be released? What would you use the 60x zoom for? Let us know down below!

 

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UPDATE

The Vivo X30 is actually launching on December 16th.

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