• The Vivo X100 series will launch in China on November 13th, as confirmed at the Vivo Developer Conference.
• The Vivo Watch 3 will be showcased at the same event, featuring the Blue OS.
• The X100 series is expected to include the Vivo X100 and Vivo X100 Pro, with a Pro+ variant.

The Vivo X100 series is set to launch in China on November 13th at 4 PM Pakistan time. This announcement was made during the Vivo Developer Conference, where they also introduced the China-exclusive Origin OS 4.

Furthermore, the event will highlight the Vivo Watch 3 with the Blue OS, although there is limited information available about this new wearable operating system at the moment.

This is another occasion where Vivo has officially acknowledged the presence of the X100, but it’s the first time they’ve provided an official release date. Before this, we’ve had hints about the phone’s design from a company executive’s post, discovered benchmark results on AnTuTu that unveiled specs like 16 GB of RAM, 1 TB of storage, and the Dimensity 9300 chipset, and noted the 120W charging certification from 3C.

The Chinese model will exclusively include Origin OS 4, while the international version will continue to use the standard Funtouch OS. Additionally, the global version might replace the Dimensity 9300 SoC with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 3.

The X100 series is likely to include two phones: the Vivo X100 and the Vivo X100 Pro. Additionally, there’s an expectation that a Pro+ version will be introduced early next year. Although the exact distinctions between these models are unclear, it’s evident from the name that the Pro+ will likely be the flagship of the series.

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Regarding the upcoming Vivo Watch 3, there is limited information available about its specs and appearance. Currently, it’s only known that it will bear a resemblance to the Google Pixel Watch in terms of its looks. We can expect more details to emerge as the teaser campaign progresses.