The X Fold3 Pro has received its first international launch, more than two months after its initial debut. By the way, the international launch of the device comes about a month before Samsung presents the Galaxy Z Fold6, which can already be seen thanks to an unscrupulous Samsung subsidiary. For context, Vivo has only expanded the device’s availability to two countries, having previously sold the X Fold3 Pro as a Chinese exclusive.
However, the company has confirmed that the X Fold3 Pro will soon arrive in a third country. Specifically, the X Fold3 Pro has landed first in India before an equivalent launch occurs in Indonesia. Unfortunately, there’s still no word on a broader global launch like the one Vivo gave the X100 Pro (currently $1,059.99 on Amazon) back in January. Additionally, Vivo has limited the options in which the X Fold3 Pro can be ordered outside of China several times. For reference, the X Fold3 Pro is available in black and white finishes with the choice between 512GB or 1TB of storage.
Both SKUs come with 16GB of RAM, however, as well as a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, a 5,700 mAh battery, and IPX8 water resistance. By contrast, Vivo is only offering the X Fold3 Pro in India with a Sky Black finish and its entry-level memory configuration. Additionally, the X Fold3 Pro retails for INR 169,999 (~$2,036) in India with a launch price of INR 159,999 (~$1,916). In comparison, the same configuration is sold in China for CNY 9,999 (~$1,380), which currently converts to INR 115,233. Check out our X Fold3 Pro launch article for more hardware details on Vivo’s latest foldable flagship.
