vivo X500 / Google Pixel 10

Model code listed for China; the manufacturer document gives no other regional code.

This record covers the 12 GB model. Usable memory is lower than the label because the system reserves a share.

Usable space is lower than the label because of the system and preinstalled apps.

vivo says 144 Hz applies in gaming scenarios.

Peak values, not sustained brightness.

The peak figure is a brightness reached briefly on a small part of the screen in strong sunlight.

The manufacturer does not name the front glass.

The 200 mm-equivalent teleconverter is sold separately and is not in the box.

Google's battery figure assumes typical use; screen brightness and network conditions change the result.

90 W is the charger's maximum output; actual power varies with conditions. The wireless charger is sold separately.

The document gives no power figure.

The hardware supports 6.0; some functions will arrive in a later OTA update.

The headset connection takes digital USB-C headsets only.

NFC-SIM payments work only from the SIM 1 slot.

5G dual-SIM works only with some band combinations and with operator SA/VoNR support.

Actual availability depends on the carrier network and software version.

The 15% larger VC area versus the previous generation is vivo's own claim.

vivo states this is not a professional waterproof phone and that immersion damage is not covered by warranty.

Names in brackets are translations; the vivo China page names the colours in Chinese.

The document gives no update commitment.

Smooth Display raises the rate to 120 Hz for scrolling and games to make motion smoother; the lowest rate is 60 Hz.

There is no card slot.

Values beyond 5x are software zoom; optical quality is highest at 5x.

The charger is sold separately.

Pixelsnap uses built-in magnets so Qi2 chargers and accessories snap into alignment.

Using two frequencies helps reduce position drift between tall buildings.

The US Google Store page lists the GLBW0 model; band support and a physical SIM slot can vary by market.

The US Google page gives rounded inch and ounce figures.