Vivo Goes Big On Mobile Photography With Global Release Of X90 Flagship

After launching the Vivo X90 series of smartphones in China in November 2002, they went global. The photography-focused X90 Pro features a 1-inch Sony sensor and Zeiss optics.

"The new X90 series combines our innovations with some of the industry's leading imaging technologies to offer consumers a line of smartphones that can handle the most demanding tasks, such as night photography and video recording," said Spark Nee. agency," he said.

The X90 Pro's triple rear camera is designed to impress with a 50MP main camera built around a 1-inch IMX989-type sensor that captures more light and detail thanks to Zeiss F1 glass. 75, Vivo says the light sensing area has increased by 77% and light absorption by 43% compared to the sensor used in the previous generation X phones.

Those who want more detail in low light can take advantage of the 4-in-1 setup to increase the pixel size to 3.2µm, as well as optical image stabilization for smoother shots.

Other members of the camera family are configured as a 50-megapixel F1.6 telephoto lens based on the Sony IMX758 sensor and optical image stabilization, and a 12-megapixel F2.0 ultra-wide-angle lens with a 108-degree field of view. watch IMX663 sensor.

Built-in Zeiss Natural Color 2.0 enhances color accuracy, and users can adjust display colors in settings to make photos look just right for sharing with friends. It combines motion detection algorithms and a high-speed shutter to create a moving image with a shutter delay designed to "freeze" the frame on moving objects.

The AI Night Vision rifle is capable of processing HDR tones at 22-bit color depth and can record up to 10 frames in RAW format. A handheld Astro mode is included for capturing starry nights with "extra brightness without a tripod," while Super Moon mode makes lunar landscape photos a viable option.

The 6.78-inch AMOLED screen with a resolution of 2800 x 1260 houses a 32-megapixel selfie camera. This display supports 452 ppi, 120Hz refresh rate, 1300 nits peak brightness and 100% DCI-P3 color gamut.

Inside, Vivo uses the flagship MediaTek Dimension 9200 mobile platform with an octa-core processor and power-optimized graphics. It works in a dual-chip configuration with the Vivo V2 chip, which includes an image processing subsystem, an integrated AI accelerator, and internal memory. The system is supported by 12GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 256GB of storage.

Elsewhere, there's Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi 6, along with 5G connectivity, the device runs Vivo Funtouch OS 13 (based on Android 13) and packs a 4,700mAh battery with 120W wired fast charging and 50W wireless. : An extra-large vapor chamber helps your device stay cool during hot mobile gaming. In addition, the phone has two SIM cards, one of which is an eSIM for added convenience.

The X90 model is similar to the Pro in many ways, but the main 50MP rear module is based on an IMX866VCS sensor, while the 12MP vertical camera and 12MP ultra-wide camera are based on IMX663 sensors. This model has a slightly smaller 4690 mAh battery.

Interestingly, Vivo hasn't specified where people outside of China will be able to get their hands on the new flagships, but we spotted the X90 and RM4,999 on the company's Malaysian online store, priced at RM3,699. for the Pro (which are around $870 and $1,175 respectively, though the chances of an official US release are slim).

Source: Animal