vivo X Fold2 revealed in Red with three Zeiss cameras
The vivo X Fold2 is arriving next month, and today company officials showcased the device as part of the company’s participation at the Boao Forum.
The new foldable will have a Red color and a circular camera island on which we can see just three shooters and one LED flash.
The vivo X Fold2 follows the overall design of the previous vivo foldables, but reports are it will be significantly lighter than the 311g of those two. It will also be thinner, according to early reports, but we cannot confirm this visually by looking at these angled images.
The trio of cameras includes a main 50MP shooter that is borrowed from the vivo X90 – Sony IMX866 sensor, f/1.8 aperture, OIS and V2 ISP. The other two cameras are said to have 12MP Sony IMX663 sensors.
The screen on the inside is expected to be Samsung E6 AMOLED with 1440p resolution and up to 120Hz refresh rate. One leakster suggested both panels will have two UD fingerprint scanners, one on each screen, and we can see from these images the power key is a regular button, not doubling as a sensor.
The vivo X Fold2 is arriving next month, and today company officials showcased the device as part of the company’s participation at the Boao Forum.
The new foldable will have a Red color and a circular camera island on which we can see just three shooters and one LED flash.
The vivo X Fold2 follows the overall design of the previous vivo foldables, but reports are it will be significantly lighter than the 311g of those two. It will also be thinner, according to early reports, but we cannot confirm this visually by looking at these angled images.
The trio of cameras includes a main 50MP shooter that is borrowed from the vivo X90 – Sony IMX866 sensor, f/1.8 aperture, OIS and V2 ISP. The other two cameras are said to have 12MP Sony IMX663 sensors.
The screen on the inside is expected to be Samsung E6 AMOLED with 1440p resolution and up to 120Hz refresh rate. One leakster suggested both panels will have two UD fingerprint scanners, one on each screen, and we can see from these images the power key is a regular button, not doubling as a sensor.
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