Vivo unveils its iQOO smartphone
Vivo unveiled its new Vivo iQOO smartphone, which comes with powerful features, making it the strongest phone the Chinese company has released so far. It comes with the Snapdragon 855, a tri-camera and a 44-watt express.
The new iQOO brand logo is Monster Inside, implemented by Vivo on the ground by providing some of the most powerful hardware available for smartphones, including 12 GB of RAM, while internal storage reaches 256 GB.
The AMOLED screen comes with a 6.41-inch resolution of 2340 x 1080 pixels with a small bump and a built-in fingerprint reader. The 44-watt Super Vash Super FlashCharge support means that you can charge 50 percent of the 4000mAh battery In 15 minutes.
85 percent of the battery is charged in half an hour, while the full battery is charged within 45 minutes, noting that the least variable with 6/128 GB memory lacks this feature, but comes with a 22.5-watt fast charging.
The handset features a 16.8m color LED back panel with LED bar, which acts as an alert light for the alarms and provides lighting while playing.
Because the phone targets portable games, it has liquid cooling that brings a steam cooling system, which is supposed to protect the phone from overheating during long play sessions.
According to Vivo's own tests, this cooling system has managed to keep the new devices 14 percent cooler than the original NEX device.
The Vivo iQOO features two hidden buttons on the right side of the phone that can be used when the device is in the horizontal position to control games, such as shooting games, racing games or RPG games.
The iQOO phones became rivals of ROG Phone from Asus, Red Magic Mars from Nubia, Black Shark from Shawy and Razer Phone.
There are also many features to enhance performance, such as AI Turbo, Center Turbo, Net Turbo, Cooling Turbo, and Game Turbo, and are integrated into a single service called Multi-Turbo.
This service enhances the application operation by 30 percent, the frame rate by more than 70 percent, and the non-stop automatic switching of games between Wi-Fi and 4G.
The new Vivo has a tri-lens camera on the back with a 120-degree wide-angle lens with a 13-megapixel resolution of the Sony IMX263 sensor, a 12-megapixel primary lens with dual-pixel technology and a secondary 2-megapixel lens for depth sensing with a 12-megapixel front camera.
The price of iQOO in Blue Electric or Orange Lava Orange starts from about $ 450 for 6/128 GB, about $ 490 for 8/128 GB, about $ 535 for 8/256 GB, and the highest version of the specifications is 12/256 GB It costs about $ 640.
IQOO is available for sale in China, and Vivo plans to launch it in other parts of the world as well but has not yet announced the date of the global release.
