Vivo is going to launch a new smartphone soon. The company is bringing its new phone Vivo T3 Ultra focusing on performance. This will be the most expensive phone in Vivo’s T-series, which will have mid-range flagship level performance. The company is focusing on performance in the T-series.
Also, Vivo’s slim design language will be seen in it. The company can launch this phone in early September. Many details of this smartphone have been revealed before the launch. Let’s know at what price and with what features this handset will come.
What will be the specifications?
Vivo T3 Ultra MediaTek Dimensity 9200+ processor will be available in it. We have seen this processor in other Vivo phones as well. The company has used it in the recently launched Vivo V40 series. However, in the V-series, the company focuses on the camera. Whereas in the T-series, the focus is on performance.
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Recently, the brand has launched Vivo T3 Pro, which comes with Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 3. Apart from this, 3D curved AMOLED display can be seen in Vivo T3 Ultra. The peak brightness of the screen will be 4500 Nits. It can have a refresh rate of 120Hz.
The smartphone will come with IP68 rating. This means that it will also have dust and water resistant feature. The Sony IMX921 sensor can be given on the rear side of the smartphone, which will come with OIS support.
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How much could the price be?
Vivo T3 Ultra will be launched in early September. This will be the most premium smartphone of the Vivo T-series. The company can launch it in three configurations. It comes in 8GB RAM + 128GB storage, 8GB RAM + 256GB storage and 12GB RAM + 256GB storage.
This handset will be launched in the budget of 30 to 35 thousand rupees. However, there will be some bank offers on it, which you can take advantage of. The company can launch it in two color options.
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