Vivo X300s gets 7100mAh BlueVolt battery with advanced silicon technology and 90W charging

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Vivo X300s Foto: Vivo X300s - Divulgação

Vivo officially announced important details about the X300s, a model in the X series that arrives as an evolution focused on autonomy and energy efficiency. The smartphone incorporates the BlueVolt battery with a capacity of 7,100 mAh, the largest ever adopted in an X line device.

The announcement came through product manager Han Boxiao in an official publication. Fourth generation silicon anode technology allows for greater energy density without excessively increasing the dimensions of the device. As a result, users gain more usage time in intense activities such as gaming, video editing and prolonged browsing.

Fast charging reaches 90 W wired, while wireless charging support reaches 40 W. The USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 port offers data transfer at up to 5 Gbps, facilitating connections with peripherals and computers.

BlueVolt battery and advances in autonomy

The 7,100 mAh BlueVolt battery uses advanced materials to optimize charge retention. The bypass charging system directs power directly to the processor during heavy tasks, reducing cell heat and wear over time.

This feature maintains stable performance over extended usage sessions. Jogos and video rendering benefit directly as the battery does not undergo unnecessary extra cycles.

The MicroPower Genie 2.0 function adds extra protection. Caso the battery runs out during a task, the system automatically preserves progress when you turn the device back on.

Improved cooling system

The Vivo X300s incorporates the VC Ice Pulse Fluid, a heat dissipation system with a larger area than previous versions. Essa solution maintains controlled temperatures even under maximum processing load.

Components such as the main processor operate with greater thermal efficiency. The result is sustained performance without abrupt drops caused by throttling.

Users who perform intense multitasking or games at high frame rates notice the difference in the device’s thermal comfort.

Security and usability features

The ultrasonic fingerprint reader has been optimized for 15% faster response. The sensor works reliably even with slightly damp fingers, increasing practicality in different conditions.

IP68 and IP69 certification guarantees resistance to water and dust at high levels. The device withstands prolonged immersion and exposure to high-pressure jets without compromising internal components.

Stereo speakers and X-axis linear vibration motor deliver immersive audio and precise haptic feedback. Esses elements complement the overall multimedia and gaming experience.

Expected hardware configurations

The 6.78-inch BOE Q10 Plus OLED display operates at 1.5K resolution and 144 Hz refresh rate. Essa combination provides fluid images and high definition in dynamic content.

The platform must adopt the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 or Plus variant, guaranteeing high performance in processing and artificial intelligence. The 50MP front camera includes autofocus for clear selfies and video calls.

The rear set has a 200 MP main sensor, a 50 MP ultra-wide angle and a 50 MP telephoto. Essa configuration aims for versatility in different photographic scenarios.

The Vivo X300s does not yet have a defined release date at China, but confirmations indicate arrival soon. The manufacturer’s strategy prioritizes extended autonomy combined with premium performance features.

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