On April 30th, it was reported that vivo is set to officially launch its new flagship phone, the X100 Ultra, in May.
Recently, a blogger leaked the renderings of this phone. From these images, it can be seen that the vivo X100 series has two design options for the rear camera setup: one with a standard layout of lenses in two rows vertically, and the other with a design featuring lenses in three rows vertically.
According to reports, the top version of the vivo X100 Ultra is dubbed the "Blue Factory Thanos" and is positioned as a high-end flagship phone for imaging.
As per previous leaks, the vivo X100 Ultra will feature a Sony LYT900 main camera with a 1-inch large sensor, offering stronger dynamic range to retain rich details in both bright and dark areas.
Its telephoto camera boasts 200 million pixels, is certified by Zeiss APO, and supports up to 200x digital zoom, making it the most powerful imaging flagship phone in terms of zoom capability to date.
Additionally, the vivo X100 Ultra will debut vivo's self-developed BlueImage technology for the first time.
In doing so, vivo will become the second domestic smartphone manufacturer, following Huawei, to launch its own imaging technology brand.
