Vivo unveiled the Vivo S6 5G in China in March this year. Vivo is reportedly planning to launch a new S-series smartphone in the home market. The leaked promotional materials of the Vivo S7 5G that surfaced yesterday revealed that it will be a lightweight selfie flagship. A Weibo user has shared some vital information on the selfie camera capabilities of the Vivo S7.
It goes without saying that Vivo will want to offer the best selfie shooting experience on the Vivo S7 5G phone. According to the leak, it has been learned through the camera supply chain that Vivo has been working on a high-resolution front camera module for the S7 5G. Its aperture will be the largest among similar modules. Also, it is said that the module will be the thinnest among the current modules.
The tipster further stated that Vivo wants the Vivo S7 5G to be the benchmark when it comes to selfie performance in smartphones. The Chinese firm is also expected to focus on the software side of selfies. Hence, the Vivo S7 5G may better front camera experience when it comes to front camera video recording, stabilization, and special effects.
Appearance could be another selling point of the Vivo S7 5G. Vivo has been aiming the fashionable S-series phones towards the younger audience in China. The Vivo S5 from 2018 came with an attractive diamond-patterned camera module and the Vivo S6 5G also managed to impress the audience with its design and gradient color variants. The upcoming Vivo S7 5G may also arrive with a slim and lightweight chassis along with an attractive design.
Except a few flagship phones like the Samsung Galaxy S20, Huawei P40, and OnePlus 8, most of the upper mid-ranger and mid-tier 5G phones available in the market weigh around 200 grams. However, the Vivo S6 was a lightweight 5G phone that weighed 181 grams. It debuted in China as one of the first affordable 5G phones in the Chinese markets. Because of its impressive design, 5G capabilities, and attractive design, the Vivo S6 5G received a good reception in the offline markets of China.
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