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Truly powerful specs tipped for the Vivo X100 series

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The Vivo X100 series is coming, and based on the latest reports, both devices will have truly powerful specs. The devices in question are the Vivo X100 and Vivo X100 Pro, and the ‘Pro’ model will be the company’s flagship.

The Vivo X100 series will include quite powerful specs, especially the Pro & Pro+ models

Now, first and foremost, both devices are expected to launch in mid-November, in China. Chances are that they will become available in more countries, though, as the Vivo X90 series.

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Having said that, the Vivo X100 is tipped to utilize Sony’s IMX920 sensor for the main camera, while the ‘Pro’ model will utilize the IMX989. The Sony IMX989 sensor has been used by its predecessor too, and it’s Sony’s 1-inch camera sensor. The Xiaomi 13 Ultra also uses it, and the OPPO Find X6 Pro as well.

The Vivo X100 could utilize a 5,100mAh battery based on rumors, and the ‘Pro’ model will include a 5,400mAh unit. Wireless charging allegedly won’t be a part of the Vivo X100 package. It will, however, be included in the ‘Pro’ model, 50W wireless charging. The regular model is tipped to offer 120W wired charging, while the ‘Pro’ model will offer 100W wired charging.

Both MediaTek’s & Qualcomm’s flagship SoCs could be utilized

Both of those models are said to be fueled by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300 SoC. That is MediaTek’s upcoming flagship SoC. The Vivo X100 Pro+ is also a possibility, and that model could end up sporting the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC.

Now, the Vivo X100 and Vivo X100 Pro could also include a Sony IMX663 ultrawide camera. A 64-megapixel periscope telephoto camera will also sit on the back of both phones, based on earlier rumors. The Vivo X100 Pro+ could include a 50MP ultrawide camera, and a 200W telephoto unit.

Android 14 is expected to come pre-installed on the devices, along with a new version of Funtouch OS. Vivo’s new ISP is also expected here, the V3 chip.