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vivo X100 Pro — 452.9 PPI

The vivo X100 Pro features a 6.78-inch 120Hz LTPO AMOLED display with Zeiss optics at 1260 × 2800 pixels with 453 PPI.

452.9
PPI
Retina-class

At 453 PPI, this is an exceptionally high pixel density. Well beyond the perceptual limit for most viewing scenarios. Common on flagship phones where manufacturers prioritize display specifications.

Resolution
1260 × 2800
Screen size
6.78″
Aspect ratio
9:20
Dot pitch
0.056 mm
Total pixels
3,528,000 px
Megapixels
3.53 MP
Retina estimate
Yes ✓
Min. view distance
7.6″ / 19.3 cm
Released
2023

How sharp is the vivo X100 Pro display?

The phone panel measures 452.9 PPI from its1,260 × 2,800 resolution across a 6.78″ diagonal.At a typical phone viewing distance of 10–14 inches (25–35 cm), individual pixels become indistinguishable beyond roughly 7.6″ / 19.3 cm — the 20/20 visual-acuity limit for this density. At 452.9 PPI, the panel is comfortably in Retina-class territory for its use case.

At 453 PPI, this is an exceptionally high pixel density. Well beyond the perceptual limit for most viewing scenarios. Common on flagship phones where manufacturers prioritize display specifications.

vivo X100 Pro vs the phone lineup

Across the 71 phones in this database, the average pixel density is447.1 PPI. The vivo X100 Pro sits at 452.9 PPI —5.8 PPI above the category average, sharper than 48% of its peers.

For context outside the phone class: 452.9 PPI is about 2.1× the density of the 27" 5K Monitor reference display (217.6 PPI).

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