Wired
The high-speed download experience is one of the attractions of 5G mobile phones, and vivo has previously announced that it will push an update for its MediaTek Dimensity 9300 flagship mobile phone X100 Pro, which will be upgraded to support 5.5G networks in April, and announced that its download speed can be increased to 3,619.19 Exaggerated levels of Mbps.
The news was announced by Han Boxiao, product manager of vivo Communication Technology Co., Ltd., through his “vivo Han Boxiao” Weibo account, stating that the brand’s MediaTek Dimensity 9300 flagship phone X100 Pro will be upgraded to support the 5.5G network standard in April. In his speech, he uploaded a network speed test using the X100 Pro. The photo shows that the phone can achieve a download speed of up to 3,619.19Mbps through the 5.5G network, which is more than 3.5 times higher than the current 5G peak download performance.
From the photos released of the 5.5G network speed test of the X100 Pro, you can see that after the device is connected to the 5.5G network, the network logo will switch from 5G to 5GA, allowing users to more clearly observe the network switching. Since the 5.5G network is one of the main functions of the Dimensity 9300 chipset, the Hong Kong version of the X100 Pro also has the opportunity to be upgraded to 5.5G, but further information needs to be announced by vivo Hong Kong.
Source: vivo (China)