Vivo X90 Pro Review

The Vivo X90 Pro is the successor of the Vivo X80 Pro, which was considered an excellent phone camera for 2022. The X90 Pro is taking things a step forward and giving some tough competition to Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. It boasts one of the latest flagship chipsets, offers fast charging, comes with top display specifications and has a leather finish.

Design and build

The rear of the phone comes with a black vegan finish that gives it durability and makes it easy to grip. It also has anIP68 rating, which means the phone stays safe from water and dust. As for the screen of the Vivo X90 Pro, they have used Gorilla Glass’s rival, Schott Xensationα. Even though the phone weighs 215g, it feels quite light.

The back of the phone has the Vivo logo, which is a bit subdued, along with a camera module, a metallic strip and some calligraphy. The camera sticks out a bit, but the size shows just why it is so powerful.

Screen and speakers

There is a large 6.7 inch AMOLED panel that makes up the Vivo X90 Prothat comes with curved edges, making it easy to hold. It also boasts 1260 x 2800 resolution and a refresh rate of 120Hz. The screen is attractive, punchy and bright and also offers HDR10+ support.The stereo speakers are standard ones, which are quite good, but not exactly the best ones in the market.

Specs

The X90 Pro comes with the MediaTekDimensity 9200, which makes the phone exceptionally fluid and fast. It also boasts 12GB of RAM, which also helps in multitasking. The storage is generous at 256GB and it can also be expanded further with an SD card. There is also 5G support, the latest Bluetooth 5.3 standard and the Wi-Fi 6.

Camera and Video

The main camera of the X90 Pro and its ultrawidedo not offer periscope zoom. They have 2x zoom ‘portrait lens’, which give decent results. The main camera is the best one, as it comes with 50Mp Sony IMX989 sensor. Since it is the biggest sensor around, this allows it to capture better light for broader colors, deeper dynamic range and better performance in low light. It also receives a boost from Vivo’s own V2 image processing chip.

The sheer size of the sensor also ensures that the pictures are similar to what you get from a DSLR camera. Even if you do not use the portrait mode, the photos look good. There is a 12Mp ultrawideas well as a 2x telephoto of 50Mp. The former is the weakest of the three lenses, with the latter doing a good job.The selfie camera also has a 32Mp sensor, which is quite impressive.