On May 28th, vivo's top-tier super-sized model, the vivo X100 Ultra, officially went on sale today.
According to official data, the phone achieved over 500 million yuan in sales within the first hour of its release. With a starting price of 6499 yuan, the sales volume exceeded 70,000 units, showcasing an outstanding performance.
As a flagship model, the vivo X100 Ultra excels in its imaging system, featuring the debut of BluePrint Imaging technology. It boasts three luxurious lenses: a 50-megapixel 1-inch LYT-900 main camera, a 200-megapixel HP9 telephoto lens with a 1/1.4-inch sensor, and a 50-megapixel LYT-600 ultra-wide-angle lens.
The HP9 telephoto sensor, co-developed by vivo and Samsung, offers an impressive 200 million pixels, an 85mm focal length, support for telephoto macro, 20x equivalent 3.4:1 macro magnification ratio, FCD100 fluorite-grade glass lens, and an Abbe number of 95.
Additionally, the vivo X100 Ultra introduces a telephoto stage feature tailored for users who frequently attend concerts.
Under the enhancement of Blueprint Imaging Algorithm, addressing challenges like overexposure, focus loss, and saturation overflow, the Blueprint Imaging Chip V3+ optimizes various image quality issues in stage recording, earning the title of "concert artifact."
On other fronts, the vivo X100 Ultra features the third-generation Snapdragon 8+LPDDR5X+UFS 4.0 combination, equipped with a Samsung 2K E7 ultra-accurate screen, a built-in 5500mAh battery, supports 80W fast charging, and enables bidirectional satellite communication (16GB+1TB version).
