Vivo is expected to unveil the Vivo X100 and X100 Pro flagship phones in November in China. Reports have revealed that these devices have model numbers, such as V2309A and V2334A, respectively. The V2309A phone was approved by China’s 3C regulatory body yesterday, and now it has certified the V2334A device. Here is a look at the details that have emerged through the X100 Pro’s 3C certification.
Vivo X100 Pro 3C certification
The Vivo X100 Pro has been spotted with the V12060L0A0-CN / V12060LIH0-CN1 / V12060LIA0-CN / V12060LIH1-CN power adaptor in 3C’s database. The power brick, which was also seen in the 3C certification of the Vivo X100, supports up to 120W fast charging. Hence, it is safe to assume that X100 Pro and X100 will both support 120W wired charging.
According to reports, the Vivo X100 Pro is expected to come with a substantial 5,400mAh battery. Additionally, it is reported to support fast 50W wireless charging. On the other hand, the standard Vivo X100 is said to have a slightly smaller 5,100mAh battery. However, it’s worth noting that this variant is not expected to have support for wireless charging.
The Vivo X100 will have an OLED display that offers a 1.5K resolution, whereas the X100 Pro will have a 2K OLED screen. Both screens will have a curved-edge design. It is speculated that there will be a flat-screen variant of the X100, which will also offer a 1.5K resolution.
The X100 series will feature the all-new Dimensity 9300, which is expected to debut on Nov. 6. Vivo is expected to announce the X100 lineup in the third week of the said month.
