Vivo is going to unveil the X90 series on November 22, 2022, and head of the official launch, the specifications of the Vivo X90 have surfaced on the internet. Interestingly, the upcoming smartphone will come with two display options: the Samsung E6 and the BOE Q9 display panel. The smartphone is also said to feature a triple rear camera setup. Overall, it looks like a decent smartphone, but the company has yet to reveal its price. Nevertheless, here is everything we know about the upcoming Vivo X90.
As mentioned earlier, the smartphone is supposed to come out of the curtains on November 22, 2022. To create hype around the device, Vivo has officially teased some details. To begin with, the vanilla Vivo X90 will come with 120W fast charging support.
Compared to popular flagships such as Galaxy S22 Ultra, Pixel 7 Pro, or even the iPhone 14 Pro, 120W wired charging is in its own league. Although a couple of OnePlus models support such a rapid charging speed, Vivo X90 could possibly charge from zero to a hundred per cent in less than thirty minutes.
To achieve such a fast charging speed, the smartphone is said to come with two small batteries instead of one large unit. The two small batteries might have a capacity of 2,345 mAh, which makes up for a total battery capacity of 4,800 mAh. More details about the charging speed and the battery capacity should be revealed at the launch.
Second, the Vivo X90 will come with a 50MP primary sensor and two 12MP sensors, one of which could be an ultra-wide shooter. Additionally, the smartphone is said to house a 32MP selfie shooter in the front. Per previous reports, the Vivo X90 will have a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a high refresh rate. It will also run on MediaTek Dimensity 9200 SoC, a mid-premium chipset.
Last but not least, the smartphone could come in multiple storage models, including 8GB, 12GB or 16GB of RAM. In terms of storage, there might be various models ranging from 128GB, 256GB and 512GB.
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