Vivo's next premium flagship, the X200 Ultra, along with its compact counterpart, the X200 Pro Mini, could soon launch in India, according to a new report. Vivo launched the Vivo X200 and the X200 ...

Vivo Vision verges into the realm of outright cloning. Its grey fabric facial interface, rear strap, external battery, and connector look almost identical to Apple’s, and even the name Vision was ...

Apple’s Vision Pro has famously not been as big a hit as Apple initially hoped, but that has not stopped rivals including Vivo from taking cues from Apple’s headset. China’s Vivo has just ...

The Vivo Pad 5 Pro is expected to be a flagship tablet featuring a large 13-inch LCD screen with a 3.1K resolution and a high refresh rate for smooth visuals. It will be powered by the Dimensity ...

The two smartphones will be joined by the vivo Pad5 Pro, Pad SE and Watch 5. The new teasers show the X200 Ultra in its upcoming Rimowa edition, which features a silver look inspired by the luxury ...

In addition to a camera grip with an extra battery and camera controls, Vivo is following companies like Xiaomi and Realme ...

The exec who shared the vivo X200 Ultra's images also confirmed that the smartphone will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC, unlike the X200 and X200 Pro, which have the Dimensity 9400 chip ...

The Vivo X200 Pro boasts a cutting-edge camera system, led by a 200MP ZEISS APO telephoto lens that captures stunning detail even at 100x zoom, thanks to its advanced sensor and superior light intake.

Vivo has expanded its Y300 series with a new model. The Vivo Y300 Pro+ just debuted in the brand’s home market of China.

The Vivo Y39 5G smartphone, featuring a 6,500 mAh battery with BlueVolt technology and Military-Grade durability, is launched in India. Available in two colors and starting at Rs 16,999 ...

AnTuTu has released the Android flagship performance rankings for March 2025. The data is based on over 1,000 valid test ...

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