
vivo X Fold5 launch date confirmed
We now have an official launch date for the vivo X Fold5 - the latest flagship foldable from the brand is launching this month, on June 25. The event will start at 7PM Beijing time (11AM UTC) and will also see the debut of the vivo TWS Air3 Pro wireless earbuds.
vivo X Fold5 is launching on June 2
X Fold5 is already available for early bookings from vivo's official online store as well as partnering retailers in China. Users can pay a CNY 10 deposit fee to reserve their X Fold5 and claim a benefit package worth CNY 277.
As for the specs of the upcoming foldable, vivo is rumored to go with the older Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset paired with up to 16GB RAM and 512GB storage. We've also seen reports that the device will feature 8T LTPO OLED main (8.03') and cover (6.53') displays.
vivo X Fold5 color options
It will be lighter, thinner and stronger than its predecessor and it will feature something no other foldable does – an IP5X dust resistance. Vivo also previously confirmed IPX8, IPX9, and IPX9+ water resistance.
Source (in Chinese)

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