Launched in China in November 2002, the flagship smartphone of the Vivo X90 series is now expanding globally. His photography-focused X90 Pro features his 1-inch sensor from Sony and optics from Zeiss.
The company’s Spark Ni said, “The new X90 series combines our in-house innovations with industry-leading imaging technology to be equipped to tackle some of the most challenging scenarios, including night photography and videography. We provide consumers with a lineup of smartphones.
The triple camera array on the back of the X90 Pro is designed to impress, rocking a 50 MP main built around an IMX989 1″ type sensor and more through Zeiss glass with an F1.75 aperture. Capture light and detail. Compared to the sensor used in his X phone of the previous generation, it has a 77% increase in light-receiving area and a 43% increase in light capture.
For more detail in low-light environments, you can take advantage of 4-in-1 binning to increase the pixel size to 3.2 μm. And optical image stabilization makes run-and-gun shots smoother.
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Other members of the camera family are formed as a 50 MP F1.6 telephoto based on Sony’s IMX758 sensor and locking optical image stabilization, and a 12 MP F2.0 ultra wide angle with a 108 degree field of view. Shine light on the IMX663 sensor.
Featuring Zeiss Natural Color 2.0 for improved color accuracy, users can adjust the on-screen color rendition in settings for the best viewing experience when showing snaps to friends. A motion detection algorithm and fast shutter release join forces to deliver a zero shutter lag motion snapshot feature designed to “lock the frame” on moving subjects.
AI-powered Night View can handle HDR tones with up to 22-bit color depth and can snap up to 10 frames in RAW format. It includes a handheld Astro mode for capturing starry skies “with greater clarity without the need for a tripod”, and a Super Moon mode makes landscape moon shots a viable option.
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A 6.78-inch 2,800 x 1,260 AMOLED display is perforated with a 32 MP selfie camera. Its screen boasts 452 ppi, a 120 Hz refresh rate, 1,300 nits peak brightness, and 100% support for the DCI-P3 color gamut.
Under the hood, Vivo powered the Pro to MediaTek’s flagship Dimensity 9200 mobile platform with octa-core processing and power-optimized graphics. It runs in a dual-chip configuration, along with Vivo’s V2 chip with an image processing subsystem and a built-in AI accelerator and on-chip memory. System support comes from up to 12 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 256 GB of storage.
Elsewhere, there’s 5G connectivity in addition to Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi 6, and the handset runs Vivo’s Funtouch OS 13 (based on Android 13) and packs a 4,700 mAh battery that supports 120 W wired fast charging and 50 I have it. -W Wireless. “Extra Large Vapor Chamber” helps keep your device cool during hot mobile gameplay. The phone also benefits from a dual SIM setup, one of which is an eSIM for added convenience.
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The X90 model shares a lot with the Pro, but the 50 MP main module on the back is based on the IMX866VCS sensor, while the 12 MP portrait camera and 12 MP ultra wide angle are both based on the IMX663 sensor. This model also has a slightly smaller battery at 4,690 mAh.
Weirdly, Vivo hasn’t revealed exactly where people outside of China can get their new flagships, but the company’s Malaysian webstore says the X90 costs RM 3,699 and the Pro (which translates to about 870 each). US$ and US$1,175, but an official US release is highly unlikely).
Source: In vivo
