vivo Today, it officially introduced its first smartphone with the word Ultra in its name. Vivo X100 Ultra received an advanced camera in which a module with optical zoom stands alone.

Vivo X100 Ultra It received a Zeiss APO lens with ZEISS T coating, which provides a rich and contrasty image. The module uses a 200-megapixel Samsung HP9 image sensor, and the rather large sensor is in 1/1.4 inch optical format. The diagonal of the main sensors of many flagships (especially 2023) is approximately the same, but in the X100 Ultra such a large sensor is used in a module with a telephoto lens.

The TV camera supports macro photography with 20x magnification and portrait photography with 85mm focal length. Maximum zoom is 100x, but since the sensor produces images at the original resolution, there’s still room to maneuver in the way of cropping. A special algorithm developed by Blueprint is used for precise eye focusing.

The main sensor is currently the best: it is the top-end Sony LYT-900 sensor with 50 MP resolution and 1-inch optical format. A lens with an aperture of F/1.75 is used in the module. The smartphone’s camera supports 4K 120 fps video recording.

Vivo X100 Ultra It is based on Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and equipped with the latest generation Samsung OLED display E7 with a resolution of 3200×1440 pixels, a frame rate of 120 Hz, a “global” maximum brightness of 1600 cd/m2 and a PWM control frequency of 1440 Hz.

The battery capacity is 5500 mAh and supports 80 W wired charging and 30 W wireless charging. USB 3.2 port and two-way satellite communication are available. There are three memory configurations: 12/256GB — $900, 16/512GB — $1,010, and 16GB/1TB — $1,105. Surprisingly, prices turned out to be lower than many other flagships.