The Vivo X Fold real-life images & hands-on video are here
If you take a look at the two images provided below, you’ll see the Vivo X Fold. One of the images shows it folded, and the other one unfolded. That being said, the video that is embedded below this paragraph gives us a much better look at the device. You can see its ultrasonic fingerprint scanners in action here as well.
via https://t.co/SKRL4QV4cT pic.twitter.com/h2ylH6ov7d — Ben Geskin (@BenGeskin) April 7, 2022 As you can see, the Vivo X Fold will have rather thin bezels, and it will utilize a tall and narrow form factor when folded. It’s taking a page from the Galaxy Z Fold 3’s book. Vivo opted to go with a larger main display than OPPO. There is a display camera hole on both of its displays. On the secondary one, it’s centered, while on the main one it’s at the top, but on the right side of the display.
Two ultrasonic fingerprint scanners will be included
In the provided video, the user taps the power/lock key before utilizing the phone’s ultrasonic fingerprint scanners. There is one on each of the two displays. If we had to bet, we’d say that tapping the power/lock key is not necessary, though. We’ll see. You can also notice the crease in the provided video. That crease does seem to be more pronounced than the one on the OPPO Find N and HONOR Magic V, but we’ll see once the final product gets released. Speaking of which, we know when will that happen. The device will become official on April 11, and the Vivo X Note will likely launch alongside it. The phone’s specs did surface recently as well. You can expect to get an 8-inch QHD+ main display with a 120Hz refresh rate. This will be an LTPO 3.0 display, allegedly. The secondary panel will measure 6.53 inches, and it will be a fullHD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The Snapdragon 8 GEn 1 is also expected, and the same goes for LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 flash storage. Android 12 will be included, and so will fast wired and wireless charging. Click here if you’d like to know more.
