Just started shipping in mainland China Vivo X Fold Having arrived in Hong Kong quickly, we went to the Xianda Plaza in Mongkok.Sanhe ElectricMake a machine. Let’s talk directly about the price of the first wave of parallel imports: the 256GB version sells for HK$14,300, while the 512GB version sells for HK$15,800 (both are equipped with 12GB RAM; the final price is subject to the store).than Oppo Find N Expensive, but on the processor (Snapdragon 8 Gen 1), camera, screen, hinge, sound effects (CS43131 Hi-Fi chip, three microphones, dual speakers with large sound cavity), heat dissipation (VC vapor chamber, graphite thermal pad, thermal condensate) Glue) Wait, the Vivo X Fold is indeed the most powerful foldable machine yet.
The biggest highlight of Vivo X Fold is that its hinge adopts a teardrop-shaped scheme (Huawei Mate X2 And the evolution version of Oppo Find N), adding a floating middle plate to “hold up” the crease in the middle of the inner screen, but at the same time control the screen bending radius within 2.3mm.We were fortunate enough to borrow one from the shop Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 Compared with an Oppo Find N, the three phones are put together to see that the surface of the Vivo X Fold’s soft screen is smoother, and the creases almost disappear.
Of course, this X Fold is brand new, so it will only be time to see if a crease will eventually appear. It is worth mentioning that the screen of the X Fold is equipped with a superconducting anti-reflective coating, and a more significant anti-reflective effect can be seen here.
The frame of the X Fold has a slightly inward cut to make opening and closing easier. Vivo has obtained 300,000 folding life certification for the X Fold through TÜV Rheinland; that is to say, if it is opened and closed 80 times a day on average, it should be fine for about 10 years.
The inside of the Vivo X Fold is equipped with an 8-inch 2,160 x 1,916 E5 AMOLED panel (provided by Samsung) with a ratio of 4:3.55, a refresh rate of 120Hz and support for adaptive LTPO. By comparison, the X Fold is wider than the 7.6-inch Galaxy Z Fold 3 and taller than the 7.1-inch Find N.
On the outside of the X Fold is a 6.53-inch 2,520 x 1,080 (21:9 ratio) micro-curved E5 AMOLED panel with a refresh rate of 120Hz, but does not support adaptive LTPO.
In addition, the X Fold is the first folding phone with an ultrasonic fingerprint module inside and outside the screen, without relying on the common side fingerprint solution.
Coming to the photography part, the X Fold is one of the very few folding screen phones with a periscope telephoto camera (8MP) that provides 5x optical zoom and optical shock resistance. Wide-angle main camera with 50MP Samsung GN5 Photoreceptor with f/1.75 aperture and optical anti-shake.The ultra-wide-angle camera (114 degrees) uses a 48MP Sony IMX598 sensor, f/2.2 aperture and ultra-low distortion lens combination, while the 2x portrait camera offering 47mm-equivalent focal length has a 12MP IMX663 sensor and f/1.98 aperture; both and X70 Pro + The same model, but without a micro-head or optical shock.
Like recent Vivo flagship phones, this set of lenses on the X Fold is equipped with Zeiss T* coating for enhanced anti-glare capabilities.
Both screens of the X Fold have 16MP punch-hole selfie cameras, but you can also activate the dual-screen mode of the camera app to take selfies with the stronger main camera.
The problem here is that the X Fold is heavier than its rivals, at 311 grams. The Galaxy Z Fold 3 is only 271 grams, the Find N is 275 grams, and the Mate X2 is only 295 grams. But holding the opened X Fold feels good, mainly because the screen is also relatively large. Maybe it’s more difficult to keep the phone in the pocket.
This time Vivo followed Apple and OnePlus and added a physical mute button on the side of the X Fold body. The phone also has an infrared remote control module and a barometer for altitude detection.
The X Fold comes standard with an 80W GaN charger with two USB-C ports that supports the USB-PD standard. The single-port output supports up to 80W, while the dual-port output supports a combination of up to 60W + 20W or 40W + 40W. The X Fold itself supports up to 66W wired fast charging, which can fully charge its 4,600mAh battery in 37 minutes; it can also use 50W wireless charging. If needed, 10W wireless reverse charging can be activated to help friends.
In addition, there is a pair of USB-C headphones in the package, but it does not include a protective case, which is a bit regrettable.
The X Note comes in two colors: blue and gray. The back cover is uniformly made of plain leather, and the gray version will have an additional twill that runs through the top and bottom. The 256GB version sells for HK$14,300, while the 512GB version sells for HK$15,800.If you are interested, you can contactSanhe ElectricInquire.
In addition, Sanhe Electric also provides Vivo XNote large screen phones and Live Pad flat. The 12GB+256GB version of the X Note sells for HK$8,680, while the 12GB+512GB version sells for HK$8,880—yes, it only costs HK$200 to have twice the capacity. The Vivo Pad is only available in the 8GB+128GB version, priced at HK$3,300. (All prices are subject to store.)