Hey, what’s up?
Sami here.
Today we are going to take a quick look at the…
OK, not this one, this is OPPO Find N, also not this Honor Magic V, but this vivo X Fold,
vivo’s first foldable phone.
Special thanks to KJMX and Phoenix Lab for sharing the content.
For that boring unboxing part, I’ve already done a Shorts video two days ago, you can
check it out if you want.
In this video, I only focus on three things.
Design, gaming, and camera performance.
Later, I will translate my partner Eva’s foldables comparison video, in which they
compared the newest 6 foldables on the market.
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About the design.
Here the one we are showing you is the grey leather edition, which looks so business style,
which I think is perfect for my video viewers, after all, you guys are all successful CEOs,
this design fits your noble status.
There is also a blue color, looks clean and fashionable.
Which one do you like most?
Let me know in the comments section.
There are two designs on this foldable that I really like and I haven’t found on others.
One is the physical alert slider.
Just one slide to silence everything, perfect for you when attending a summit meeting.
The other is the 3D ultrasonic fingerprint scanner on both inner and outer screens.
It is even faster than the vivo X70 Pro+!
And you know what, the best thing is even when your hands get wet you can easily unlock
it as well.
Wow.
Of course, I guess the most concerning part for anyone who is going to try a foldable
is the crease.
Here is how it looked when we just took the phone out of the box, it looks perfectly fine,
not obvious at all.
Not like one big brand, Samsung.
Even if you don’t use it, you can see a giant crease there.
But what about after some time of use?
This is the one after one week of daily-driving, we fold at least 50 times a day.
We can see the crease from certain angles.
But I would say it’s still good among other foldables.
And if we light up the screen, it’s even less obvious.
But yeah, if you have to ask who has the best crease, I would say the OPPO Find N. I’ve
been using it since its release back 3 months ago, it still looks good.
Oh btw, vivo advertises that the phone’s screen should survive 300,000 folds, if you
fold 80 times a day, you can fold straight for 10 years!
10 years, by that time, I would be too old to make tech videos.
Alright, moving to the next part, gaming.
I know for busy successful business people like you may not care about that much, but
maybe still play some games occasionally for relaxation, so we tested some popular games
a little bit.
For Genshin Impact, we found that after only merely a minute of around 60fps, it then locked
the game at around 40fps.
After half an hour, the highest temperature on the front is 40.7 degree Celsius while
45.3 degree Celsius on the back.
Seems the X Fold adopted a less aggressive strategy towards its gaming performance.
Also, I found some interesting things when we were gaming.
For Honor of kings, if we used the inner screen, we found it has a longer but narrower viewing
field if we compared to a normal phone.
If we used the outer screen, we found that the X Fold has a same vertical but longer
viewing area as we can see from the video.
For PUBG, we found the X Fold has the same horizontal view but much more vertical content.
Holy smoke!
See, that’s the reason why I always win in PUBG games.
Lastly, about the camera.
The phone adopted a 50MP main, a 48MP ultra-wide, a 12MP portrait, and a 5x optical/60times
digital zoom periscope lens.
These are flagship-level specs, aren’t they?
We compared it with the iPhone 13 Pro Max and Samsung S22 Ultra.
For me personally, I’m amazed by how it performs in different scenarios.
The pictures look clean and have a good color reproduction, I don’t think they fall short
to the other two.
Alright, that’s the video.
I know there are many things I didn’t cover like its specs or software side.
No worries, I will put them in my next comparison video.
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I’m Sami and I will see you in the next one.