It is undeniable that this year's vivo smartphones have a large number of new models, but the changes are not particularly significant, with most just featuring different configurations.
Due to the rapid pace of development, it is indeed challenging for phone manufacturers to make substantial changes in a short period of time, as innovation requires a considerable amount of time.
Therefore, vivo aims to impact the market through a strategy of launching multiple models, which currently poses certain difficulties, but offers a variety of choices for consumers looking to upgrade their phones.
Especially for users who appreciate high aesthetics, large batteries, and excellent camera capabilities, there is great anticipation for the upcoming vivo S19 series.
The vivo S series has always been focused on the offline mobile phone market. However, when it comes to such models, most users are mainly concerned about the camera performance and slim design.
Nevertheless, the vivo S19 series brings a different user experience, showcasing excellent performance from the screen to the processor, battery life, and camera system on both the S19 and S19 Pro models.
In terms of design, the vivo S19 series introduces five new color options: Smoke Rain Green, Pine Smoke Ink, Peach Blossom Fan, Thousand Mountain Green, and Sword Shadow Gray.
It also features a rock-solid anti-drop structure, enhancing the durability of the phone. The Pro version, in particular, boasts IP69/IP68/IP64 waterproof and dustproof ratings.
In addition, the key specifications have also been revealed. The vivo S19 series all feature a 1.5K OLED screen, with the standard version adopting a flat screen design, while the Pro version uses a curved screen design.
Both screens have a peak brightness of 4500 nits, ensuring clear display even in bright light conditions. They also support high refresh rate and high-frequency eye protection dimming features.
In terms of core configuration, it is also very clear. The vivo S19 is equipped with the Snapdragon 7 Gen3 processor, while the vivo S19 Pro comes with the MediaTek Dimensity 9200+ processor.
Although not the latest processor, with vivo's aggressive optimization, mainstream gaming performance should not be a problem.
The imaging capabilities are also very clear. Both phones are equipped with a 50MP front camera, supporting anti-distortion wide-angle dual soft light selfies. For users who love taking selfies, this is truly a blessing.
In terms of the rear cameras, the vivo S19 features a combination of a 50MP GNJ 1/1.56" OIS main camera + 8MP ultra-wide-angle + soft light ring, capable of handling various shooting scenarios.
On the other hand, the vivo S19 Pro boasts a more powerful setup with a 50MP IMX921 VCS 1/1.56" OIS main camera + 8MP ultra-wide-angle + 50MP IMX816 OIS periscope telephoto lens, supporting 50X digital zoom and zoom soft light ring functions.
This configuration not only meets users' shooting needs in various scenarios but also brings more professional and delicate shooting effects, even potentially redefining the standard of mobile photography.
If the above selling points are very strong, another strong selling point of the vivo S19 series is its impressive battery life performance, which is expected to redefine the offline model.
It is reported that the vivo S19 is equipped with a large 6000mAh battery, supporting 80W fast charging technology, while the vivo S19 Pro comes with a 5500mAh battery, also supporting 80W fast charging technology.
Whether it's the standard version or the Pro version, both can meet users' needs for long-term use, and the body thickness and weight have become quite clear.
For example, the vivo S19 standard version is 7.19mm/193g, and the vivo S19 Pro is 7.58mm/192g. In terms of the feel in hand, there should be no issues.
In addition, details have become very clear. Both phones are equipped with features such as infrared, NFC, and support IP64 or higher dust and water resistance levels.
It is somewhat regrettable that even now, vivo phones have not moved away from plastic frame materials. It seems that adopting a metal frame will require more time.
At the same time, the vivo S19 Pro, as a version with a curved screen design, is unlikely to feature a deep micro-curved screen design, but rather a dual-curved screen design.
As for the price, it is likely to maintain the situation of adding features without increasing the price. For consumers considering a phone upgrade, budget considerations may need to be taken into account in advance.
The final thing to mention is that there aren't any particularly suspenseful aspects in terms of the various parameters and details of the vivo S19 series. However, if they want to make a strong impact, perhaps the final pricing and competitive pressure will be crucial.
So, the question is, what are your expectations for the vivo S19 series? Feel free to reply and discuss.
