Vivo Released a 'Drop in' Smartphone Video with 60x Optical Zoom

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Vivo has just released a teaser video introducing its next-gen flagship smartphone, the most prominent of which is the camera cluster with an optical zoom capability of up to 60x. The video shows that the Vivo X30 can support 60x zoom, allowing users to capture objects that are not easily visible to the naked eye.

Besides the 60x super telephoto zoom, the rear camera cluster on Vivo X30 is also expected to own a 4MP 64MP + 8MP + 13MP + 2MP lens system with an aperture range that can vary from f / 1.8 to f /3.0 and focal range from 16mm to 135mm.

With such a good zoom capability, many people will wonder about the thickness of the device, especially in the camera placement. However, the potential camera clusters on smartphones will operate by using a prism to fold the camera into the phone body instead of protruding from the back of the device, allowing the use of many long lenses without increasing the Significant overall thickness of the device.

Not only does the camera have a 'fluttering' camera, the other specifications on the Vivo X30 (rumored) are also impressive, including a 6.59-inch AMOLED screen, with Full-HD + resolution, support for scanning frequency. 90Hz and built-in fingerprint sensor under the screen, along with 8GB RAM, Exynos 980 5G, 128GB / 256GB internal memory, 4,500 mAh battery with 44W fast charging support.

Vivo has not yet revealed the price and launch date of the Vivo X30.