Vivo X300 Pro

Vivo X300 Pro Overview

Design and Display

The Vivo X300 Pro is a proper flagship phone, so as you'd expect, Vivo hasn't compromised at all in terms of anything here. You get a solid glass sandwich built with aluminum frames, while this thing is both IP68 and IP69 dust/water resistant as well. In the international market, the X200 Pro is available in either "Titanium Gray" or "Cosmos Black" color options. As for the display, you're looking at a 6.78" BOE Q10+ AMOLED panel with a 1.5K resolution, and a 120Hz refresh rate. This is a BOE-made panel, which also has an impressive 0.1 – 120Hz variable refresh rate technology. On top of all this, the Vivo X200 Pro's display has HDR10+ and Dolby Vision certification too.

Performance and Storage

Under the hood, the Vivo X300 Pro gets the new Dimensity 9500 chip with some serious power. This has been coupled with a whopping up to 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 1TB of UFS 4.0 storage. It boots on Origin OS 6 (Android 16) on global models, while the Chinese variant runs OriginOS 15 instead. Vivo has also promised 4 years of OS and 5 years of security updates for the X200 series.

Camera and Battery

In case you didn’t know, the standout feature of the Vivo X300 Pro is undoubtedly its impressive camera setup. Leading the pack is a powerful 200 MP periscope telephoto lens capable of delivering up to 3.7x optical zoom for detailed portraits and distant shots. It’s accompanied by a flagship-grade 50 MP Sony LYT-828 main sensor and a versatile 50 MP ultra-wide lens, ensuring excellent results in any lighting condition. On the front, the X300 Pro houses a high-resolution 50MP selfie camera, perfect for capturing sharp, natural-looking portraits.

The telephoto camera on the Vivo X300 Pro carries Zeiss APO certification, ensuring outstanding correction for chromatic and spherical aberrations. Additionally, all of the X300 Pro’s lenses feature the signature Zeiss T coating*, which enhances light transmission and minimizes reflections for clearer, more vibrant images. It is also powered by two chips, the new Imaging Chip VS1 for pre-processing and the V3+ for post-processing, along with a custom focus-tracking engine for better long-range motion capture. In our testing, the X300 Pro’s camera system delivered exceptional results, particularly when it came to portrait photography.

Powering it all is a substantial 6,510 mAh battery, which allows for impressive capacity without adding bulk. The phone also supports 90W wired and 40W wireless charging, making it both powerful and practical.