Vivo Launches X300 Series with 200MP Zeiss Cameras and Dimensity 9500 Chipset
Chinese technology firm Vivo has officially launched its annual flagship smartphone lineup, the Vivo X300 series, in Shanghai. Coinciding with the brand's 30th anniversary, the new series includes standard and Pro models centered around advanced imaging capabilities. The X300 Pro features a Sony-co-developed LYT-828 gimbal main camera and the world’s first Zeiss 200MP APO super-telephoto lens with 4X lossless optical zoom. Both models are powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset and Vivo’s in-house V3+ imaging chip, ensuring high performance and enhanced photo processing. The standard model offers a 200MP Zeiss main camera with AI-powered composition tools. Pricing starts at RMB 4,399 for the standard version and RMB 5,299 for the Pro variant. Notably, this launch marks Vivo’s first ecosystem connectivity with Apple devices, running on the new OriginOS 6. The release aims to strengthen Vivo’s position in the competitive high-end smartphone market, where domestic brands are increasingly capturing market share from international competitors like Apple.
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Vivo Launches X300 Series with 200MP Zeiss Cameras and Dimensity 9500 Chipset
Chinese technology firm Vivo has officially launched its annual flagship smartphone lineup, the Vivo X300 series, in Shanghai. Coinciding with the brand's 30th anniversary, the new series includes standard and Pro models centered around advanced imaging capabilities. The X300 Pro features a Sony-co-developed LYT-828 gimbal main camera and the world’s first Zeiss 200MP APO super-telephoto lens with 4X lossless optical zoom. Both models are powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset and Vivo’s in-house V3+ imaging chip, ensuring high performance and enhanced photo processing. The standard model offers a 200MP Zeiss main camera with AI-powered composition tools. Pricing starts at RMB 4,399 for the standard version and RMB 5,299 for the Pro variant. Notably, this launch marks Vivo’s first ecosystem connectivity with Apple devices, running on the new OriginOS 6. The release aims to strengthen Vivo’s position in the competitive high-end smartphone market, where domestic brands are increasingly capturing market share from international competitors like Apple.
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