vivo S30 and S30 Pro mini announced
vivo S30 (left) and S30 Pro mini (right)
The more impressive bit is that despite the smaller size, the S30 Pro mini gets the same 6,500mAh battery as its larger sibling, coupled with 90W charging. S30 Pro mini measures 150×71.7×7.99mm and weighs 186 grams, which places it in the same size category as the vivo X200 Pro mini.
vivo S30 Pro mini dimensions and battery
Both S30 phones feature triple camera setups with a 50MP main (23mm), a 50MP 3x periscope telephoto (70mm) and an 8MP ultrawide lens. S30 gets Sony's LYT-700V sensor with OIS while the S30 Pro mini gets the more capable IMX921 sensor. Both share the IMX882 for the periscope lens.
The pair also comes with 50MP front-facing cameras with autofocus and optical fingerprint scanners. S30 is IP64 water and dust resistant while the S30 Pro mini offers a superior IP68/69 rating against pressurized water jets. The software side is covered by OriginOS 5 based on Android 15.
vivo S30 comes in Peach Pink, Mint Green, Lemon Yellow, and Cocoa Black colors.
vivo S30 and S30 Pro mini color options
vivo S30 Pro mini comes in Cool Berry Powder, Mint Green, Lemon Yellow, and Cocoa Black colors.
Both phones are available for pre-order in China from vivo's official online store. Deliveries are scheduled to begin on June 6. Configuration vivo S30 vivo S30 Pro mini 12GB/256GB CNY 2,699 ($374) CNY 3,499 ($485) 12GB/512GB CNY 2,999 ($416) - 16GB/256GB - CNY 3,799 ($527) 16GB/512GB CNY 3,299 ($457) CNY 3,999 ($555)
vivo S30 • vivo S30 Pro mini (both in Chinese)
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