vivo S10 series powered by MediaTek Dimensity 1100
The vivo S10 and S10 Pro are powered by MediaTek Dimensity 1100. At 173g and 7.29mm, these ultra slim and light 5G smartphones showcase a wealth of latest technologie, including two impressive front-facing cameras (44MP + 8MP ultra-wide) with 4K HDR recording and dual front-flash LEDs that are ideal for selfie fans and live-streamers.
On the flipside the S10 Pro features an epic 108MP rear camera, in addition to an 8MP 120º ultrawide and 2MP macro camera that can perform close-ups down to just 4cm. vivo has added loads of fun photographic and video recording modes to play with, as well as tapping the Dimensity’s capacity for HDR capture and night shot enhancement.
Powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 1100, both S10 models feature an octa-core CPU with four flagship-grade Arm-Cortex A78 processors, a 9-core graphics engine, multi-core AI processor and ultra-fast memory and storage.
Both models come with 6.44-inch 90Hz Super AMOLED display, which has been given the TUV Rheinland stamp of approval, plus HDR10+ and Hi-Res audio certifications. Inside, there’s also a large 4,000mAh battery which can be juiced up with vivo’s 44W fast charging.
Connectivity includes True dual 5G SIM (5G SA + 5G SA), which includes support for VoNR premium voice and video calling on both connections. MediaTek also adds its unique ‘5G Elevator Mode’ & ‘5G HSR Mode’ specialist enhancements that ensure seamless 5G experiences with immediate recovery time and reliably faster speeds, respectively. The Dimensity 1100 leads the industry with the lower power use in 5G Standalone network environments, with power savings up to 82% versus alternative chips.
Security is provided by an in-screen fingerprint reader plus vivo’s ‘Face Wake’ facial recognition technology. Buyers have the option of white, black, lime and gradient color choices; these photochromic designs react to changes in light and will definitely catch the eye. Users get vivo’s unique OriginOS, based on Android 11.
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