Vivo Z1 Pro ready to launch in India #FullyLoaded

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Vivo Z1 Pro will be launched on July 3 in India, the Chinese 
smartphone maker has confirmed. The launch date is now 
listed on the official teaser page for the smartphone on the 
company's website.The same date can also be found on
Vivo Z1 Pro teaser page present on the Flipkart's official 
application and the e-retailer is already confirmed to be a
retail partner for the smartphone.Vivo Z1 Pro is the company's 
second smartphone in India to be a part of the Z series.

Vivo has ramped up the promotions for the upcoming Z1 Pro
on social media and as part of these promotions, the 
company's social media team is actively telling its followers
that the phone will be unveiled on July 3 in India.

 “We are glad to inform you that launch date of vivo Z1Pro has
been revealed. We are going to launch this handset on 3rd 
July-19,” the company wrote in a tweet.

 As we mentioned earlier, the launch date is also  on the company's
website as well as the teaser page on Flipkart applications.The 
pricing details and availability information is yet to be revealed by the 
company, however with the official launch less than a fortnight away,
we won't have to have to wait for long to get the official details.

 Check out this official teaser from Vivo -


According to Vivo, the Z1 Pro will be the first smartphone with
octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 712 SoC in India. The 
Snapdragon 712 SoC is based on 10nm manufacturing process 
and uses Adreno 616 as GPU. In a number of benchmarks listed
on the official teaser page of the phone, it is shown to be scoring 
better than Snapdragon 710 and Snapdragon 660 processors.

The phone is also teased to be housing a 32-megapixel in-display
(company speak for hole-punch) selfie camera and a triple rear 
camera setup with LED flash. The company has also revealed that
it will be housing a 5,000mAh battery with 18W fast charging
support as well as a rear fingerprint sensor.
Stay tuned and get notified about the release and the price from Flipkart.




        
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