Living is preparing the launch of the successor to the Vivo X21. To incentivize device reservations, the Chinese company has already shown the Vivo X23 design.
Vivo shows the design of the Vivo X23: the notch reduced to a minimum
Living the new one is working Vivo X23, which is very close to its official launch. The Chinese company has not wanted to make any of its features official, but it has shown the final design of the device on its website. One of the first details that stands out is the fact that the notch It has been reduced to its minimum expression, as you can see below:
The notch has become a small point in the upper central area that occupies much less space than that of other terminals such as the OnePlus 6 or the Xiaomi Mi 8. In addition, the image makes other aspects clear: the fingerprint sensor under the screen is still present, as indicated by the fingerprint in the lower area. The rear camera will be dual and in vertical format.
This second image indicates the screen ratio compared to the total of the front, placing it at a very attractive 91,2%. Vivo has gone to great lengths to really stretch the screen almost as much as possible.
Above we have another image that confirms the fingerprint sensor under the screen introduced in one of the Vivo X20 models and continued in the Vivo X21. And, in the following image, the use of the Artificial Intelligence on the rear dual camera, something that is increasingly becoming synonymous with high-end.
Continuing the innovative trend?
With all these images and details, Living It confirms more or less what is expected regarding this device. It continues the line of its predecessors, doubling down on elements such as the higher screen ratio or the fingerprint sensor under the screen. In addition the notch is reduced, which approaches the moment of its total disappearance from the design of smartphones.
On the contrary, it may not seem like such a risky bet as the Vivo Nex and Vivo Nex S. Those also introduced the camera pop-up for selfies on the top-of-the-range model, an element that would have helped eliminate the notch altogether here too. From Living They seem to want to bet on two well differentiated lines of devices, so few elements of one range are transferred to the other, at least for now.
