Vivo S30 launched in China.Price 💰 ¥2699 (32

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Vivo S30 launched in China.
Price 💰 ¥2699 (32,018, $374, €331)

Specifications
📱 6.67" 1.5K OLED BOE Q10 flat display, 120Hz refresh rate, 1600nits HBM, 3840Hz PWM
🍭 Android 15
🔳 Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 Chipset/SoC
LPDDR4x RAM & UFS 2.2 storage
🎮 Adreno 722 GPU
📸 50MP Sony LYT700V OIS+ 8MP Ultrawide+ 50MP Sony IMX882 telephoto rear camera
🤳 50MP Samsung JN1 front
🔋 6500mAh battery
⚡ 90 watt wired charging
- USB 2.0 port Type-C
🔊 Dual stereo speakers
📶 WiFi 6, 5
- Bluetooth version 5.4
- LDAC, LHDC 5.0
- NFC
- IR blaster for remote control
- 7.49mm thickness
- 192 gram weight

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