The Vivo X Fold 5, unveiled today, redefines what's possible in foldable phones. It features a sprawling 8.03‑inch flexible LTPO AMOLED display with vibrant colors and exceptional brightness, reaching up to 4,500 nits. When folded, the phone reveals a sleek 6.53‑inch cover screen, equally bright and featuring 120 Hz refresh rate and TÃœV Rheinland eye protection. Both screens impress with top-tier specs—high-frequency PWM dimming, Zeiss Master colour accuracy, and a stunning TÃœV Rheinland global eye protection 3.0 certification (gadgets360.com).
Under the hood, Vivo has upgraded the performance with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, paired with up to 16 GB LPDDR5X RAM and 1 TB of UFS4.1 storage—all running on Android 15 with OriginOS 5. Sleeker and lighter than the previous generation, the X Fold 5 weighs approximately 209 g and measures just 4.3 mm when open (gadgets360.com).
Camera enthusiasts will appreciate the Zeiss-enhanced triple-50 MP rear system: a main sensor, an ultra-wide, and a periscope lens offering 3× optical zoom plus telephoto macro capabilities. Selfie lovers get dual 20 MP shooters—one on the cover display and another inside. Vivo also touts rugged durability with IPX8 + IPX9+ water resistance and IP5X dust protection, plus functionality down to –20 °C (gadgets360.com).
A standout feature is seamless Apple ecosystem integration—from iCloud access to real-time syncing with iPhone, MacBook, Apple Watch, and AirPods—an innovation that marks the first Android phone to offer such tight compatibility (indiatimes.com).
Powering it all is a 6,000 mAh battery with 80 W wired and 40 W wireless fast-charging (some sources say 90 W/30 W, but official specs list 80 W/40 W) (gadgets360.com). Security is handled via a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.
Pricing in China starts at CNY 6,999 (₹83,800) for the 12 GB + 256 GB model and goes up to CNY 9,499 (₹114,000) for the 16 GB + 1 TB version. It comes in three finishes: Baibai green, Quingsong white, and Titanium black. Sales begin on July 2 via official channels (gadgets360.com).
Original article by gadgets360.com — this is a rewritten version based on that post.
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