Vivo X90s Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Vivo X90s - small but nice improvements

The junior representative of the flagship X90 series of smartphones from the Chinese company Vivo has received many positive reviews from critics and buyers. This is one of the most beautiful, productive and balanced phones in its price segment even today, but would anyone be against improving an already great gadget? We are sure that there are no such people, so the hero of today's review is simply bound to become a hit.

The appearance of the novelty is unchanged except for the appearance of white and mint colors. They look very relevant and interesting. The combination of a back panel texture stylized as leather, a massive round camera block, and a frameless display have not lost their charm. It is difficult to find fault with the picture displayed by the AMOLED screen. The resolution of 2800 x 1260 pixels is clearly above average, the headroom of 1500 nits is impressive, and the color calibration and 120-Hz refresh rate are pleasing. Of course, a high-quality AMOLED panel is not complete without an excellent built-in fingerprint sensor, an effective oleophobic coating.

The MediaTek Dimensity 9200+ processor received a performance increase of more than 10%. The chipset, together with 8GB / 12GB of RAM and the ARM Immortalis-G715 GPU, will guarantee the flawless performance of all games, the Android 13 interface and subsequent OS versions for a long time to come. Resource-demanding game titles like Honkai: Star Rail, Fortnite submit to the bundle both at the maximum graphic presets and at an outstanding frame rate, often exceeding 60 frames per second. It is allowed to store information on 256/512GB of ROM in UFS 4.0 format. The battery capacity is the same as 4810 mAh, but the CPU efficiency has slightly increased. 7-8 hours of active screen time will be commonplace, as well as 20 minutes of being at the outlet waiting for the cherished 100% at the battery icon. To thank for such an achievement, you need fast charging with a power of 120W.

The main 50-megapixel Sony IMX866 sensor with hybrid stabilization, a wonderful 12-megapixel telephoto lens and a wide-angle module from the same manufacturer, a TOF sensor help the phablet take photos of excellent detail even in pitch darkness. Of course, full-fledged camera phones have a little less noise, and the smoothness of the video sequence is better, however, the price tag of such devices is sometimes overpriced by 2-3 times. Stereo sound will please the ear, the volume is high, the bass is easy to hear. NFC contactless payments, 5G support are present, there is also moisture protection, albeit according to the IP64 standard. But what is not there is a global version of the device, because of which you will have to put up with the presence of untranslated menu items and applications for the domestic market. However, it is easy to turn a blind eye to such trifles due to the numerous advantages of the device.