In the Chinese smartphone market, the pace of development for vivo phones can sometimes be lightning-fast, while at other times, it's surprisingly slow. For users looking to upgrade, this can be quite agonizing.
For instance, users eagerly anticipating the vivo X100 Ultra have been left in suspense, as there hasn't been much news about this new model, leaving potential buyers feeling frustrated.
However, for fans of the iQOO series, new releases come quickly, sparking desires for many users to make a choice.
Nevertheless, it's advisable not to hastily pick a vivo phone just yet. Multiple new models from vivo have appeared in the CQC (China Quality Certification) and have passed the national 3C quality certification, indicating that these new models are about to hit the market officially.
It is reported that the vivo V2339FA, vivo V2361A, and vivo V2361GA have been approved for network access, and these models have attracted significant attention. They not only bring innovations in design but also achieve breakthroughs in charging speed and performance.
Among them, the vivo V2339FA undoubtedly stands out as a highlight of this new release. This model shares similarities with the iQOO Neo 9 Pro (V2339A), inheriting the excellent genes of its predecessor while also undergoing optimizations and upgrades in details.
Keyly, this newly approved device is equipped with an original 120W charger, supporting up to 100W PPS fast charging technology. The introduction of this technology will greatly reduce charging time.
At the same time, there is a possibility that this phone will be named iQOO Neo9s Pro, a name that not only continues the high-performance positioning of the iQOO series but also suggests upgrades and enhancements in performance with the "s" suffix.
The iQOO Neo9s Pro has appeared on the Google Play Console, revealing that it's powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300 processor.
The screen resolution is 2800*1260, supporting high refresh rates and high-frequency eye protection dimming technology, providing users with a clearer and more delicate visual experience.
However, the specific parameters might not be exactly as mentioned, as previous leaks in the market suggested more aggressive specs for the iQOO Neo9s Pro.
For instance, it was rumored to feature the Snapdragon 8 Gen3 processor, with a 1.5K 144Hz 8T LTPO low-frequency flash dual-screen solution, and a design featuring a plastic-free frame, plastic mid-frame, and glass/leather body. It was also said to sport a 50-megapixel dual-camera setup and support 120W fast charging.
The iQOO Neo9s Pro still holds a strong allure and is poised to make its mark with an impressive bang-for-buck proposition.
Another highly anticipated newcomer is the vivo V2361A. While specifics regarding its series and positioning remain elusive, the inclusion of an 80W OEM charger is enough to capture the attention of many consumers.
With an 80W charging capacity, albeit slightly behind the 120W of the vivo V2339FA, it still stands at the forefront of the current smartphone market.
Meanwhile, the vivo V2361GA, being a derivative model of the vivo V2361A, also features an 80W OEM charger. While both maintain parity in charging performance, the vivo V2361GA may differ in certain details or features.
The differentiated product strategy not only demonstrates vivo's keen insight into market demands but also reflects its continuous pursuit of product innovation.
With robust development plans for its new devices, vivo is strategically positioning both its X series, targeting offline markets, and its iQOO series, emphasizing cost-effectiveness.
Moreover, from charging performance to hardware configurations and detailed designs, vivo showcases its strong R&D capabilities and market competitiveness.
The introduction of these new devices will not only deliver superior user experiences but also drive further advancement in the entire smartphone market.
Certainly, besides the models mentioned earlier, we can expect to see the vivo X100S, vivo X100S Pro, and vivo X100 Ultra making their debut soon.
Even the iQOO Z9 series won't be left out, with rumors suggesting three versions: iQOO Z9 Turbo, iQOO Z9, and iQOO Z9x.
It seems vivo is gearing up for an intense push in the smartphone market ahead. For those looking to upgrade their phones, it might be worth the wait.
However, while vivo's array of new releases may each offer unique features, not every model will suit every user. Therefore, consumers should carefully compare the pros and cons of different models before making a purchase, considering their individual needs to make a wise decision.
The latest news is that several new models from vivo have passed the national 3C quality certification and are set to be released soon, injecting new vitality into the smartphone market.
So the question arises, how will everyone consider this? Feel free to reply and discuss.
