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Moar foldables, moar better, right? The vivo X Fold3 Pro joins the ranks of large bendy devices sold outside of China, challenging the Galaxy Z Fold6 and other, less popular alternatives. The vivo's key selling points are its unusually competent camera setup, excellently-specced displays, and largest battery capacity in the form factor.
The X Fold3 Pro's triple camera features one of the more capable telephotos (high-res sensor, close focusing), an ultrawide with a large sensor and autofocus lens, and what's apparently the largest-sensor main camera on a foldable - it's a configuration that's hard to beat. The hardware at hand is obviously superior to the Z Fold6.
The display specsheets won't leave you wanting either. The well-proportioned and reasonably-sized cover screen and the large foldable panel have adaptive high refresh rate and Dolby Vision support, and they make lofty promises for maximum brightness.
On the inside, the top-tier Snapdragon goes without saying. What's unseen in competitors is the 5,700mAh battery capacity - the next highest number on a phone-turns-tablet device from other makers is 5,150mAh. Charging is plenty fast too and it's not like the X Fold3 Pro is sacrificing pocketability to give you all that - at 236g, it weighs less than the Z Fold6.
There are a few other niceties, like an under-display fingerprint sensor (two of them, even) - most other foldables tend to stick to a side-mounted capacity one, which is so 2016. The X Fold3 Pro is also IPX8 rated, so there are no guarantees of dust resistance, but water should be reliably kept outside. Are we still mentioning the IR emitter? Well, there is one.
The X Fold3 Pro ships in what we'd call a standard vivo high-end box - a large squarish package made of thick cardboard. The list of contents, while not lavish by the standards of yesteryear, still covers the basics well - not something you can expect everywhere.
The bundle includes a 120W power adapter (the phone only supports up to 100W) and a USB cable to go with it. A snap-on back cover adds a layer of protection without introducing a lot of bulk and spoiling the look too much.
You are probably wrong. I am 75 years old. a pensioner from Slovakia and I change mobile phones every 2 years. Cloning works so no problem with replacement. And the VIVO X FOLD3 PRO is excellent
That's because 99% of us tend to use our phone for 4 years and above. I used my note 8 for 6 years, only swapped in 2023 due to lack of storage. You vivo pawns like to assume we are like the techtubers with switch their phone every year. Funny e...
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