The
vivo X30 is getting announced on December 16 and we know pretty much everything
there is about the device. From its OLED punch-hole display to its quad-cam
setup with 60x hybrid zoom and Exynos 980 SoC, the X30 is shaping up to be a
true flagship contender.
The
latest news comes from a pair of hands-on images that give us a hint of another
new feature on the X30 - Jovi OS 1.0 which is believed to replace FuntounchOS.
The skin appears to be based on Android 9 which is rather disappointing but
this could just be a pre-production unit. Looking through the About Phone
section we also see the device is bearing the V1938T model number and comes
with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage.
There’s
also confirmation on the Exynos 980 chipset which is clocked at 2.2 GHz and
supports dual-mode 5G. We also get another look at the quad-cam setup and
periscope module on the back. The main camera is coming in at 64MP while the
accompanying periscope unit will be capable of 5x optical zoom and up to 60x
hybrid zoom.
