vivo’s X300 and X300 Pro launch with 200MP ZEISS cameras, Dimensity 9500, big batteries, and OriginOS 6, starting at $XXX and $XXX.
Vivo has launched the X300 and X300 Pro globally with new ZEISS-branded camera hardware and OriginOS 6.
The X300 Pro is the higher-end model, offering a 200MP ZEISS APO telephoto camera and a larger battery.
This yeah, vivo is marking its 30th anniversary with two new flagships, the X300 and X300 Pro, and the highlights are simple: 200MP ZEISS imaging across the board, plus a fresh global debut for OriginOS 6. The formula here isn’t shock value; it’s a focused push on photography, performance, and long-term software support that reads like a confident year-over-year step rather than a gamble.
Both phones lean hard on ZEISS hardware and tuning, but they take different routes to get there. The X300 pairs a 200MP Ultra-Sensing HPB main camera with a 50MP ZEISS APO telephoto (LYT-602) and a 50MP ultrawide (JN1). The Pro flips things for telephoto fans, using a 200MP ZEISS APO telephoto as its centerpiece, backed by a 50MP “gimbal-grade” main camera (vivo × Sony LYT-828, 1/1.28-inch) and a 50MP ultrawide. Both phones also upgrade the selfie system with a 50MP ZEISS wide-angle front camera with autofocus.
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As for the software tricks around the camera, the X300 series layers ZEISS Natural Portrait, Multi-Focal HD Portrait, and Night Portrait on top of its core imaging. The Pro adds more niche telephoto tricks like ZEISS Mirotar bokeh and 20x long-range Motion Snapshot, which are all ideal if your camera roll swings between concert stages and weekend hiking trails.
