Vivo X Fold5: A new Vivo phone, identified by the model number V2507A, has officially passed China’s 3C certification as of May 30. That might sound like a routine regulatory step, but it actually confirms something exciting—this device will support 90W fast charging. Now, if industry insider @WHYLAB is to be believed—and they’re usually pretty accurate—this isn’t just any phone. It’s the upcoming Vivo X Fold5, the foldable model that’s been generating plenty of buzz.
Certified for Speed and Style
So, the 3C certification is done, and it’s a clear sign that the Vivo X Fold5 is nearly ready for launch. The big takeaway here? That 90W fast charging capability. It’s quite a leap, especially considering how foldables traditionally lag behind regular smartphones when it comes to charging speeds. It’s one of those specs that could actually make a difference in daily use.
Display and Design: Big Screen, Slim Body
According to a report from tech site xpertpick, the X Fold5 will have a 6.53-inch LTPO outer display that refreshes at 120Hz. Unfold it, and you’re looking at a much larger 8.03-inch AMOLED screen inside, which also refreshes at 120Hz and offers a crisp 2K+ resolution. In short, it’s built for smooth scrolling, immersive media, and probably a bit of showing off.
But what really stands out—at least to me—is how thin this device aims to be. When it’s open, it’s just 4.3mm thick. Fold it shut, and it’s still only 9.33mm. For a foldable phone, that’s seriously slim. It almost seems like Vivo wants to prove you don’t have to choose between portability and a large display.
Performance and Storage: Plenty of Power
Under the surface, the phone is expected to be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip. That’s top-tier, flagship-level hardware. Combine that with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of internal storage, and you’ve got more than enough room and muscle for multitasking, gaming, or whatever else you throw at it.
Battery and Charging: More Than Just Fast
Backing all that hardware is a sizeable 6000mAh battery. That’s generous, particularly for a foldable. It supports 90W wired charging and also 30W wireless. So, whether you’re in a rush or just casually topping up, it’s got you covered. Honestly, that kind of flexibility is easy to appreciate, even if you’re not constantly running on empty.
Cameras: A Capable Setup, Front and Back
As for photography, the Vivo X Fold5 brings a well-rounded camera system. You get two 32MP selfie cameras—one on the outside and another on the inside—so video calls or selfies are handled no matter how you’re holding the phone. On the back, there’s a trio of 50MP lenses: a Sony IMX921 main sensor, an ultra-wide with autofocus, and a Sony IMX882 periscope telephoto offering 3x optical zoom. That’s a lot of imaging power packed into one foldable.
The Vivo X Fold5 seems to be shaping up into a genuinely strong option for anyone eyeing the foldable market. It combines high-end design with serious performance and impressive charging speeds. With its 3C certification secured and spec leaks suggesting premium features across the board, it’s clear Vivo is aiming to raise the bar. Will it redefine the foldable category? Maybe. It’s too early to say for sure—but the signs are promising.
