Vivo T3x review: specs, battery & used prices

Summary

The Vivo T3x is a 2024 battery-first mid-ranger on the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1, with a 6.72-inch 120 Hz IPS LCD rated at 1000 nits, a 6000 mAh battery with 44 W charging, and an IP64 body at 199 grams. Our catalog scores it 47 on everyday use and 81 on compactness, with the battery axis at 60, and the 4/128 GB trim is tracked near $170 new. A single 50-megapixel main camera covers photography without stabilization. The Vivo T3 Ultra is the performance flagship of the T3 line, while the Vivo T4x 5G is the next generation of this battery-first recipe.

Display and design

The 6.72-inch IPS LCD refreshes at 120 Hz with a 1000-nit rating, scoring 46 on our screen axis: a large, bright, fast-enough panel for the class, if basic in type. IP64 sealing resists splashes, and the 199-gram body with an 81 compactness score carries the 6000 mAh cell as honestly as the class allows.

Performance

The Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 posts an everyday axis of 47 and a gaming axis of 12: comfortable daily driving with light gaming, a class-typical platform. Tracked trims carry 4 to 8 GB of RAM, and one year remains on the three-year software window — modest but not yet closed.

Camera

The camera axis of 10 rests on a single 50-megapixel main sensor without stabilization, with no ultrawide, telephoto or video specification in our records. Like most battery-first phones, the T3x treats the camera as functional: daylight snapshots only.

Battery and charging

The 6000 mAh battery scores 60 on our battery axis — the defining number of the phone, delivering full days and then some — while 44 W charging earns a charging axis of 25, refilling the large cell at a patient but predictable pace.

Verdict

Near $170 new for 4/128 GB, the T3x is a pure endurance play: 6000 mAh, a 120 Hz 1000-nit screen and splash sealing at entry pricing, with camera, gaming and charging speed all sacrificed to the battery brief. Buyers wanting the same recipe with more platform should price the T4x generation.