In general, high-end smartphones, with their powerful imaging systems, self-developed imaging technologies, outstanding core configurations, and various innovative features, have successfully captured the wide attention of consumers.
However, the number of high-end flagship phones is often very limited, and it takes a long time of refinement to make the user experience excellent.
If high-end models do not improve the user experience, they may face significant impact and losses in the upcoming smartphone market.
Conversely, achieving good sales can generate strong interest in the brand among many users and pave the way for better future developments.
Taking the example of Vivo phones, the high-end flagship models in recent years have been quite successful, leading to a high level of anticipation for the upcoming Vivo X100 Ultra.
However, there had been no news for a while, causing many users to become increasingly impatient. So, when the information about its network access finally surfaced, the situation took a different turn.
Reports indicate that it has now officially passed network access certification with the model number "V2366GA," supporting 80W wired fast charging. However, this is just the standard version of the Vivo X100 Ultra, certified as a 5G phone.
It is worth mentioning that the satellite communication version has also passed network access certification, although it has not been publicly announced. The filing information should be listed as "satellite mobile terminal," and it is said that only the top-of-the-line version will support this feature.
However, now that the online information is available, it means the vivo X100 Ultra is not far from meeting everyone, and the suspense of the release time is not significant.
Currently, there are multiple leaked pieces of information suggesting that the vivo X100 Ultra will be released on May 13th, which is a ray of hope for those who are eagerly waiting.
However, this release date cannot be completely trusted until officially confirmed. Everything should be based on official announcements, so patience is needed at this stage.
After all, the release in May is almost certain, and besides the release date, there are not many mysteries left regarding the other specifications.
Especially in terms of imaging, this is the main selling point of the vivo X100 Ultra. The main camera has been upgraded to the Sony LYT900, featuring a complete 1-inch large sensor and 50 million pixels, with a single pixel size of 1.6μm.
At the same time, the periscope ultra-telephoto lens reaches 200 million pixels and is equipped with a Zeiss APO telephoto lens, supporting 4.3x optical zoom and 200x digital zoom. This means that whether it's distant scenery or close-up details, they can be captured clearly.
Coupled with the self-developed V3 image chip, or the use of the self-developed vivo BlueImage technology, this is another smartphone manufacturer to introduce self-developed imaging technology after Huawei.
Additionally, Zeiss optics will not be absent, combined with excellent photography algorithms. It can be said that such a configuration will bring users an excellent photography experience.
In terms of core configuration, there is no suspense either. The vivo X100 Ultra is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen3 processor, ensuring a high level of performance.
To allow users to use the phone for extended periods, the battery life is also impressive. With a 5400mAh Blue Ocean large battery, it guarantees long-lasting battery life, enabling users to enjoy the phone without the need for frequent charging.
However, in order to accommodate the internal components, the charging speed is not particularly fast, reaching up to 80W wired fast charging, which is still quite decent.
Moreover, starting with 12GB of RAM, and going up to 16GB in the top configuration, combined with support for LPDDR5X and USF4.0 to enhance performance.
The vivo X100 Ultra features a Samsung 2K E7 AMOLED curved screen with a center hole design, providing users with a delicate and vibrant display for an excellent visual experience.
However, it does not adopt a deep curved screen design but rather a traditional curved screen, which may result in significant differences in feel and display effects.
Notably, the vivo X100 Ultra also comes with satellite communication capabilities, catering to users with such needs who can look forward to the arrival of the larger cup version.
Features like OriginOS 4.0, full-function NFC, infrared remote control, dual speakers, and X-axis linear motor are also expected to be present without any omissions.
In short, the vivo X100 Ultra is poised to offer users an unprecedented user experience, but its price may not be too low, so users may need to adjust their budgets.
So, the question is, what are your expectations for the vivo X100 Ultra? Feel free to reply and discuss.
