The X100 Ultra is outfitted with a 6.78-inch show that is a wide range of magnificent. With a 1,440x,3,200px goal in a 20:9 viewpoint, it has a 517ppi pixel thickness. It's a LTPO OLED board that can progressively change revive rates in the 1-120Hz territory and utilizations 1440Hz PWM for diminishing. Top nearby brilliance is recorded at 3000nits and there's help for Dolby Vision too.
In our testing, we estimated around 1,800nits with the telephone put under splendid light - quite possibly of the greatest outcome we have in the data set. The physically reachable 558 nit brilliance is more in the sub optimal class - lately, 800-ish nits is what one would expect, especially from a very good quality gadget.
The X100 Ultra backings revive rates in the 1Hz to 120Hz territory and will dial right down to the base paying little heed to mode while standing by (and the splendor is over a specific limit). The Savvy transformation and High modes set the roof at 120Hz, while Standard limits it to 60Hz. High mode allows you to choose which applications can utilize the greatest invigorate rate on a for every application premise.
The X100 Ultra backings generally major HDR norms, including HDR10+ and Dolby Vision. This being a China-just model, it doesn't get HDR support in Netflix, however YouTube did cheerfully serve HDR transfers. The Widevine L1 certificate guarantees high-res spilling of DRM-safeguarded content, remembering Netflix for FullHD.
The X100 Ultra is evaluated for 80W charging while utilizing a link, and ships with a connector to coordinate. We would say, the moved charging power topped at around 66W. Charging speed isn't class-driving on this vivo, the a little ways from level to full being more into 'OK' domain. We figure the silicon science and the single-cell configuration acquaint constraints with the greatest power and speed. In any case, it's a similarly conservative high-limit battery, and there are dependably compromises.
The X100 Ultra backings remote charging and vivo specs express a 30W greatest power while utilizing one of their exclusive chargers (evaluated at 50W themselves). We haven't tried the speed with those, in any case.
The X100 Ultra acquired a 'Decent' evaluating for din in our test, a score beneath the X100 Star, the X90 Master, and the majority of the contenders. We'd say it sounds better compared to the X100 Expert, however - the Ultra has unrivaled low-end and less washroom y mids.
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