If several leaks had already revealed information on the Vivo X90 Pro, until then we did not know much about the Vivo X90, its “vanilla” version. It’s rumored to have 120W fast charging and MediaTek’s yet-to-be-announced Dimensity 9200 SoC.
Expected for December in China, the Vivo X90 series appears in rumors. This Monday, we learn more about the basic X90 thanks to Digital Chat Station, a Chinese informant who revealed some details on the Chinese social network Weibo.
A fast charge of 120 W and a SoC Dimensity 9200
According to information from the cat, Vivo’s next smartphone will have 120W fast charging, which could power a two-cell, 4,700mAh battery. The screen would have a 1.5K definition with a width of 1220p definition.
Also, we learn that this smartphone would be equipped with a SoC Dimensity 9200 from MediaTek; a chip that has not yet been announced by the manufacturer. GSMArenawhich relayed this leak, also specifies that another rumor reveals that this SoC would be 26% more powerful than its predecessor.
The brand could also sign a move upmarket by bringing a feature hitherto reserved for its models “ Pro » : an IP certification guaranteeing its resistance to water and dust.
What we know about the Vivo X90 series
For another Chinese informant, the Vivo X90 Pro would be equipped with Qualcomm’s next SoC which has also not been presented, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. The main sensor of this Pro version would have been of the 1 inch type and we would find a sensor with an optical zoom. This revelation also indicated a fast charge of 100 W, which seems to contradict Digital Chat Station, since the Pro version would have a lower charging power than the basic version.
If the X90 series has not yet been presented, this does not prevent the brand from showing photos taken with these future smartphones, with really promising results, especially since we were quite impressed by the Vivo X80 Pro a few months earlier. However, we do not know if the Vivo X90s will be released in France, if this had been the case for the X80s, it was not for the X70s.
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