Vivo X70 Pro Launched & Up for Pre-orders in Pakistan; Unboxing and First Impressions Video Out

MobilePakistan predicted the Vivo X70 Pro’s introduction in Pakistan last week. The Vivo flagship was officially unveiled today, precisely on time. Pre-orders for the Vivo X70 Pro will be accepted until October 25. The phone is then placed on store shelves. We’ll take a look at what the latest Vivo top-of-the-line smartphone has to offer.

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We’ll start with the Vivo X70 Pro’s luxury design, which includes the beautiful matte-finished Cosmic Black and the brilliant glass shell Aurora Dawn versions. Vivo’s AG Fluorite workmanship can be seen in both variants. The structure itself, though, isn’t very unique.

The AMOLED screen curls around the borders, with a 1080P resolution and a 120Hz dynamic refresh rate. The visual experience is made seamless thanks to a touch reaction rate of up to 240Hz. This panel houses the fingerprint scanner. Dual speakers are expected on a phone at this price level, however,

the Vivo X70 Pro lacks this essential feature. The backplate has a curved profile as well. The centerpiece of the Vivo X70 Pro is its four-camera cluster, which is housed in a compact, modular block. The camera system, which was co-engineered with ZEISS optics, is the most advanced you’ll find on any phone.

Ultra-sensing Gimbal technology maintains the images clear and stable even in low-light situations. When photographing in Night Mode, the new Vivo phone 2021 shoots shake-free multiple exposures to give you excellent night vision. Naturally, the anti-shake 5-axis keeps your films sharp and free of blur.

The ZEISS T* coating on the lens housing reduces light and ghosting aberrations, resulting in crisp, lifelike images. In Pro Mode, you have complete control over the X70 Pro camera. In addition, ZEISS offers a variety of portrait styles to help you take your subjects to the next level. Finally, 60X HyperZoom allows you to bring faraway scenes closer to your eyes with OIS-assisted telephoto and periscope cameras.