A fresh report claims all the upcoming Vivo flagships, including Vivo X500 series and iQOO 16, will feature 2K resolution flat screen.<\/b>
\nWe have already heard a few early rumors about the Vivo X500 series. For instance, the flagship lineup is expected to pack a massive 7,000mAh battery. A new claim now suggests Vivo is also going all-in on high-resolution displays.
According to prominent tipster Digital Chat Station on Weibo, Vivo has decided to make 2K resolution standard across its flagship phones. The leaker says the company is \u201cgoing all in on 2K resolution.\u201d As a result, Vivo\u2019s upcoming flagships will likely all have 2K flat screens.
The possibility extends to the iQOO 16 as well, as it is also a flagship device from the company\u2019s sub-brand.
Another well-known leaker, Panda is Bald, has echoed the same claim, lending some additional weight to the rumor. They also expand the discussion to other manufacturers\u2019 upcoming devices.
According to the tipster, Oppo\u2019s Find X10 series will feature a 200-megapixel camera, while Honor is reportedly planning to equip its mid-range phones with enormous 10,000mAh batteries.
Huawei, meanwhile, is said to be exploring new foldable screen designs, and Xiaomi\u2019s upcoming 18 series is reportedly focusing on advancements in camera technology.
All the flagship phones are expected to use a new mobile processor based on the 2nm process. Xiaomi is likely to stick with Qualcomm\u2019s Snapdragon chips, while both Vivo and Oppo are expected to use MediaTek\u2019s upcoming Dimensity 9600.
A previous report suggests that at least one of those two brands will launch its flagship early in September. MediaTek is also rumored to unveil the Dimensity 9600 earlier than usual, which could allow manufacturers to ship devices powered by the chip sooner.
At present, it is too early to talk in detail about the X500 series, as the company has several new phones lined up for launch in China in the coming months. As such, take these details with a pinch of salt, as things could change late in development.<\/p>\n