vivo X Fold5 in for review | Infinium-tech
This is Vivo X fold 5 and it is coming in some global markets!
The phone is the successor of Vivo X Fold 3 and X Fold 3 Pro. An X fold is not going to be 4, and it is likely that this X fold 5 will have vanilla and pro in one.
Vivo X Fold 5 ship with USB-C cable, a 90W charger and a case with a USB-A.
Vivo pushed the envelope with the design of the X Fold 5. It is thinner than its predecessor – 9.2 mm vs 11.2 mm when folded, 4.3 mm vs 5.2 mm when opened. This is a big difference. The new phone is also lighter at 224 grams as compared to 236 grams of old phone.
The X Fold 5 is now dust protected with an IP58/IP59+IP rating. It is not completely dust-dust, this would mean the rating of IP68, but it is better than its predecessor, with no official dust protection.
Vivo X Fold 5
Both the cover screen and inner have approximately similar specs-6.53-inch and 8.03-inch, respectively, both LTPO 120Hz 10-bit panels, but the cover screen has a high theoretical peak glow on 5,500 NITs in the cover screen.
Camera-War, Vivo X Fold 5 is a bit of a side-step for its predecessor. The main camera is a 50MP unit with a luxurious f/1.6 lens, but it has 1/1.56-inch sensor (vs. 1/1.3-inch). Ultravide angle has the same size sensor but a separate 15 mm F/2.1 lens; It is still autofocus to detect the phase.
The zoom camera has the same sensor of its predecessor (50mp 1/1.95-inch vs 64MP 1/2.0-inch), but a zoomier 85 mm f/2.6 lens (vs 70 mm f/2.6).
Vivo also increased the battery by 5%, it is now a unit of 6,000mAh. There is also a new custom button on the top right of the phone, which tongues between vibration and ring mode, and can flick on the flash – good!
Custom button is small
Book-style foldables are getting better and better! Here are probably the best three, left to right – Honor Magic V5, Vivo X Fold 5, and Galaxy Z Fold 7, which is finally caught for competition on hardware!
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