vivo X Fold5 teased once more with official image and some display specs
The vivo X Fold5 will reportedly launch on July 10. Тhere's no official confirmation of the announcement date, but judging by the frequency of the teasers lately, the debut is definitely near. The latest official teaser contains a full-frontal image of the upcoming foldable.
The teaser image isn't particularly revealing as it only shows the internal display, and it's hard to determine how thick the bezels are. But the picture does show a new physical button on the left side, likely replacing the mute switch from the previous generation.
The teaser also cites LTPO 8T displays on the inside and outside, 4,500 nits of peak brightness, high-frequency PWM dimming for less stress on your eyes and Zeiss Master Color calibration for more accurate color reproduction and consistency across both displays.
The vivo X Fold5 shapes up to be an impressive foldable, especially considering the unprecedented dust and water resistance and the slim profile.
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