“Xiaomi masters the standard, vivo owns the Pro, and OPPO rules the Ultra.”
It may have started as a light-hearted jab, but over the years, this phrase has gained weight—especially when it comes to vivo. The brand’s Pro models have consistently pushed boundaries, redefining what a flagship phone can be. And now, vivo is ready to raise the bar once again with the Vivo X300 Pro. From design to performance and imaging, the vivo X300 Pro specs reflect a bold leap forward in flagship innovation.
Look back just a few generations. The vivo X90 Pro made waves with its large 1-inch sensor and a custom-designed imaging chip—while rivals were still relying on off-the-shelf solutions. Then came the Vivo X200 Pro, armed with a 200MP periscope lens, capable of competing with Ultra-tier flagships. In fact, many imaging reviewers admit: when it comes to camera battles, vivo’s Pro models are a tough act to follow.
So what happens when a legacy of innovation meets a fresh chapter?You get the vivo X300 Pro.
Sony recently unveiled its latest imaging breakthrough — the LYT-828 sensor, a 1/1.28″ powerhouse designed for stunning night photography and exceptional power efficiency. And who’s first in line to bring it to the real world? vivo X300 Pro.
This is more than just a sensor swap. It’s a statement—vivo is doubling down on what it does best: leading the mobile imaging game.
Say goodbye to the curved screen trend. The X300 Pro introduces a clean, confident design language with a large R-angle flat display, measuring 6.78 inches and crafted by BOE. It feels refined yet futuristic. The back panel continues with AG matte glass, offering a silky touch, while the frame will be built from either aerospace-grade aluminum alloy or high-strength composite materials, delivering both luxury and durability.
T,he X300 Pro is expected to be the first phone to launch with the MediaTek Dimensity 9500—a flagship chip built on an all-core, octa-core architecture. But vivo doesn’t stop there. It’s pairing this with its custom V3 imaging chip and a dedicated ISP (image signal processor) to create a triple-core collaborative system:
SoC + V chip + ISP — tuned to handle complex AI workloads and next-gen computational photography.
Imaging isn’t just a feature on the X300 Pro. It’s the identity.
Main Camera: 50MP Sony LYT-828, engineered for night shots, clarity, and dynamic range.
Telephoto: 200MP periscope lens — a true flagship-class zoom experience.
Ultra-Wide: 50MP Samsung JN1, for expansive shots with rich detail.
This setup doesn’t just tick boxes—it redefines mobile photography versatility.
Endurance won’t be a concern either. The X300 Pro is expected to come with a massive 7000mAh single-cell battery, a rare feat in modern slim flagships. Charging? Equally impressive — with 100W wired and 50W wireless fast charging. Rumors also suggest the introduction of steel-shell battery technology, offering enhanced thermal safety and longevity.
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