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Vivo X50 series with a punch hole display to launch in India on 16 July
Vivo X50 Pro might feature a 48 MP Sony IMX598 camera that has a unique gimbal-style stabilisation.
Vivo X50 series. Image: Jerome Chen/Facebook[/caption]
The launch date comes after the company late last month tweeted a clip and said it would soon be unveiling Vivo X50 series in India. The Vivo X50 series was launched in China on 1 June. After the launch, CEO of Vivo India Jerome Chen on Facebook said that it will soon be coming to India.The Vivo X50 series is likely to come in a similar price range as the one launched in China.According to a report by GSMArena, the Vivo X50 series will sell on the e-commerce portal Flipkart and Amazon in India. All the three models - Vivo X50, Vivo X50 Pro, Vivo X50 Pro+ will launch simultaneously.The Vivo X50 Pro+ comes with a 50 MP camera with Samsung’s ISOCELL GN1 1/1.3” sensor. It also has a periscope lens with up to 60x Hybrid Zoom, a 13 MP portrait camera.The regular Vivo X50 Pro is available with a 48 MP Sony IMX598 camera that has a unique gimbal-style stabilisation.The Vivo X50 is a big, thin smartphone with 5G connectivity, AMOLED, and an affordable price tag.The starting price of Vivo X50 in China is $490, the Vivo X50 Pro is sold at $600m and the Vivo X50 Pro+ is priced at $700.
First Published:Jul 13, 2020, 17:26:11 IST
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