Features a 50MP Sony IMX921 main sensor with a triple-lens setup including a periscope and macro telephoto.
Sports a 6.67-inch 120Hz quad-curved pOLED display with 5,000 nits peak brightness.
Expected to run on Android 15 with Dimensity 9300 Plus and launch at approx. Rs 34,000.
Vivo is preparing to launch and expand its T series lineup with the Vivo T4 Ultra. The smartphone has already been spotted for certification and is said to have better performance, display, camera, and design than its predecessor, the Vivo T3 Ultra.
While the launch date and price are unknown, we do know that the device will have a triple camera setup with an additional periscope lens and a curved pOLED panel with a refresh rate of 120Hz. For those unfamiliar, the Vivo T3 Ultra featured a dual camera setup with a 50-megapixel Sony IMX921 primary camera with OIS and an 8-megapixel ultrawide lens.
Vivo T4 Ultra 5G camera and display specs:
According to our sources, the Vivo T4 Ultra will come equipped with a 50MP Sony IMX921 main camera, a 50MP 3x periscope camera lens, a 10x telephoto macro lens, and an 8MP ultra-wide camera setup.
Coming to the display, the device will feature a 16.94 cm (6.67-inch) pOLED 120Hz quad-curved display. It will offer 5,000 nits peak brightness and will debut with Eye Care Certification.
Vivo T4 Ultra launch timeline
The company has not confirmed the Vivo T4 Ultra launch date at the moment. If the reports are believed to be true, the device could make its way to the Indian market next month.
Vivo T4 Ultra rumoured specifications
The Vivo T4 Ultra may be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300 Plus chipset. It may have 8GB of RAM and come preloaded with Android 15-based FunTouchOS 15. There is currently no official word on the battery, variants, or other details.
Vivo T4 Ultra expected price
The Vivo T4 Ultra could cost around Rs 34,000 in India. To recall, the Vivo T3 Ultra was launched in India at Rs 31,999 for the base model.
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