X60 Pro Plus launched in China.
The new phone swaps out the mid-range Exynos processor in favor of a cutting-edge Snapdragon 888 chipset, which means you should expect superior CPU and GPU performance compared to its stablemates. You can also expect 55W wired charging for the 4,200mAh battery, which should be a solid improvement over 33W charging on the other phones.
Vivo’s new flagship ups the ante in the camera field too, delivering a setup jointly developed with Zeiss as well as Zeiss lens coatings for better image quality. The phone differs from its stablemates by offering a 50MP Samsung GN1 main camera instead of a 48MP shooter. This main camera lacks micro-gimbal stabilization though (using OIS instead), with Vivo adding it to the 48MP (IMX598, 114 degree field of view) ultra-wide snapper instead.