Today we are going to discuss a trendy topic about Vivo X70. Now it is quite easy to say that, VIVO is going to launch its X-series phones and rumor says that, they are focusing on camera improvements. Also, rumor says that they are working on their Vanilla Vivo X70 model.
Vivo X70 Gimbal Stabilaization:
The upcoming Vivo X70 will feature a 1/1.5” sensor also as 5-axis image stabilization, which should be the gimbal stabilization that Vivo has reserved for a few of its best models. For comparison, the present Vivo X60 model features a 1/2.0” main sensor and only the X60t variant has gimbal stabilization, the opposite two utilize classic OIS
The Vivo X70 phone will have a 120Hz display with 1080p+ resolution and a single-centered punch hole. That’s according to the three X60 variants, yes, three. all of them have an equivalent main sensor (with different stabilization, as mentioned) and therefore the same 6.56” 120 Hz OLED displays, but different chipset.
Vivo X70:
The brand new upcoming Vivo X70 will have the same chipset as the Vivo X60 but with a higher clock speed. Apparently, it matches the Chinese variant of the Vivo X60 model, which is powered by an Exynos 1080 chipset. But until now, we haven’t heard anything about 1080 overclocked.
The global version of Vivo X60 has a snapdragon 870, but the 870 is already an overclocked 865. And then there’s the X60T with a Dimensity 1100, the “overclocked” version of that is the Density 1200.
A few months ago we heard the primary rumor about the X70 series. it had been specifically about the Vivo X70 Pro+, which can allegedly feature an improved 1/1.28” sensor (the X60 Pro+ features a 1/1.31” sensor), also as a rather larger battery (4,500 mAh vs. 4,200 mAh) with slightly faster charging (66W vs. 55W)
If you want to see the full original details of the Vivo X60, you can visit their official site, Vivo X60
If you want to see the latest Vivo phones you can check from here, Latest Vivo Phones
Probably yes. Because the upcoming Vivo X70 will feature a 1/1.5” sensor also as 5-axis image stabilization, which should be the gimbal stabilization that Vivo has reserved for a few of its best models. For comparison, the present Vivo X60 model features a 1/2.0” main sensor and only the X60t variant has gimbal stabilization, the opposite two utilize classic OIS
Yes
Rumor says that the Vivo X70 will have the same chipset (Snapdragon 870) as the Vivo X60, but with a higher clock speed
