The buzz around the upcoming vivoX Fold 3 series intensifies following the leak yesterday.
Adding fuel to the fire, the vivo X Fold 3 series has made an appearance on the Geekbench benchmarking platform. This revelation has uncovered juicy hardware details, further stirring anticipation,
Listed under the model number V2303A, the vivo X Fold 3’s benchmarking profile aligns with previous leaks, reinforcing its 80W charging support as indicated in the 3C certification. Geekbench spills the beans on its inner workings, mentioning a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC powering the device. It’s packing a solid 16GB RAM, though more options may be on the horizon. On the software front, expect the latest Android 14 OS right out of the box.
Geekbench’s tests give us a sneak peek into the X Fold 3’s performance, scoring impressively with 2,034 and 5,348 points in single-core and multi-core tests, respectively. Unfortunately, no further details are divulged in the database.
The vivo X Fold 3 isn’t just making waves on Geekbench, it’s already secured various certifications, hinting at an imminent release. Leaks also spill the beans on its core features: a dual-display setup with an OLED panel, an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, a robust 5,500mAh battery, and a promising 50MP triple rear camera setup.
Excited for the vivo X Fold 3’s grand entrance into the tech scene?
