The new Vivo X100 Pro and iQOO 12 Pro phones have intensified the competition between other Vivo phones. Top brands make exceptional, unique products.

In this post, we will compare these phones carefully. We'll look at their screen quality and how fast they can work and take pictures when you need something to last all day without running out of power.

Chargeable ones usually do good stuff for money's sake. By reading our deep study, you will know the differences between the Vivo X100 Pro and iQOO 12 Pro.

All Details of the Vivo iQOO 12 Pro and Vivo X100 Pro Specs

The Vivo iQOO 12 Pro and Vivo X100 Pro are high-end phones. Each one has its unique qualities.

These two phones were made in different sizes and weights, while their screens had unequal quality. The iQOO 12 Pro was about 65 inches long and wide but weighed only 7.3 pounds - a bit smaller and lighter than the X-Series model at around its same size yet still heavier with just under half of that weight.

Both phones had screens that showed a high level of detail. The iQOO's screen, 6.78 inches big and with AMOLED technology, could offer more tiny dots (1440 by 3200 pixels) than the X1 One Plus Pro, which was also this size but didn't have as many small bits inside its display.

What truly made it different was inside the engine.

The snappiest chip was inside the iQOO 12 Pro, Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, octa-core, buzzing along at nearly 3.4 GHz, while the MediaTek chip in the X100 Pro was close behind at 3.25 GHz. The choices for storage and memory also differed slightly, with options to pack the iQOO with a massive 16GB of RAM and a terabyte of space or select the X100 Pro with 12-16GB of memory and up to 1000GB for storing apps and files.

Software and connections were much the same story. Android 14 under FunTouch OS managed both, and capabilities like Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.4, and GPS linked them.

Cameras told another tale: the iQOO held 50+64+50MP rear lenses and 16MP front, but the X100 Pro had 50+50+50 MP in the back and 32MP forward facing.

Battery life also separated the two. At 5100mAh with 120W wired and 50W wireless charging, the iQOO 12 Pro charged quicker, while the X100 Pro had either a 5260 or 5400mAh battery benefiting from 100W and 50W wireless charging.

Still, similarities like 5G and dual SIMs, waterproofing, and power sharing were shared.

Prices, Pros and Cons

The iQOO 12 Pro and Vivo X100 Pro sit in the premium smartphone market, with prices starting around €650 or $750 globally, though the X100 Pro begins at this price in China.

Both offer distinct advantages: the iQOO 12 Pro boasts excellent display quality and rapid charging, while the X100 Pro shines with a slightly larger battery and impressive camera performance.

Choosing between them depends on individual preferences. The iQOO 12 Pro features a higher refresh rate and QHD+ resolution, but its cameras are comparatively weaker.

On the other hand, the X100 Pro offers better optical zoom, Zeiss optics, and a striking design but comes at a higher price point. Ultimately, users will make their decisions based on prioritized smartphone features.