Vivo is gearing up to bring its new flagship X300 and X300 Pro smartphones to the Indian market, building on the success of its X200 lineup. These phones were recently launched in China and globally, and thanks to certification listings and leaks, much of their standout specifications are already public. From advanced cameras to top-tier performance, here’s a full breakdown of what makes these devices special—and what Indian buyers can expect.
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Design & Build: Premium Feel with IP-Rating
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The Vivo X300 Pro features a 6.78-inch 1.5K LTPO OLED display, with a flat panel and a 120 Hz refresh rate.
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The standard X300 is a more compact device with a 6.31-inch LTPO OLED screen, also at 120 Hz.
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Both phones come with IP68 dust and water resistance, making them tougher than many flagships.
Power & Performance: The Dimensity 9500 Advantage
Under the hood, both phones are powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chip, paired with LPDDR5x RAM and UFS 4.1 storage.
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According to global versions, there are 12 GB and 16 GB RAM variants.
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The phones run on OriginOS 6 based on Android 16, promising a modern UI experience.
Camera Powerhouse: 200 MP and Zeiss Optics
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The X300 Pro packs a 50 MP Sony LYT-828 main sensor, a 200 MP periscope telephoto lens, and a 50 MP ultrawide, all tuned with Zeiss imaging chips.
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The X300 trades the telephoto module for a 200 MP primary sensor, plus 50MP periscope and 50MP ultra-wide units.
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Both phones have a 50 MP front-facing camera, making them strong choices for selfies and video calls.
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The Pro model’s periscope camera supports add-on Zeiss telephoto extender kits, turning the phone into a more versatile camera tool.
Battery & Charging: Fast and Flexible
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In China, the X300 Pro reportedly uses a 6,510 mAh battery, while the X300 has around 6,040 mAh.
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For charging, both support 90 W wired fast charging and 40 W wireless charging, helping them charge quickly and conveniently.
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Global variants may come with slightly smaller batteries (5,360 mAh for X300; 5,440 mAh for Pro), according to leaks.
Connectivity & Features: Built for Modern Users
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Connectivity-wise, both models offer Bluetooth 5.4 or 6.0, Wi-Fi 6 or above, USB-C 3.2, and NFC.
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Security features include an in-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, keeping the design sleek.
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Audio is handled via dual stereo speakers, giving a more immersive media experience.
Expected India Launch & Pricing
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The X300 series has reportedly been seen on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) database, indicating a likely India launch soon.
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While Vivo hasn’t confirmed official Indian pricing, leaks and analyst estimates put the X300 Pro in a high-end range, possibly near ₹99,999.
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The base X300 could land at a lower price point based on its China-market pricing, but specifics are still speculative.
Who Should Buy These Phones?
These devices seem tailor-made for photography enthusiasts and power users:
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Mobile Photographers: With Zeiss-tuned cameras and a 200 MP sensor, they’re ideal for telephoto portraits and high-resolution zoom.
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Flagship Performance Seekers: Dimensity 9500, UFS 4.1, and high RAM deliver top-tier speed.
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Fast Charge Lovers: 90W charging ensures minimal downtime, while wireless options add flexibility.
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Long-Term Users: With modern OS and durable design, they’re likely to remain relevant for years.
Challenges & Points to Watch
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If global variants reduce battery capacities (as hinted in leaks), real-world endurance could be lower than in Chinese models.
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Premium pricing would make them competitors to other flagship offerings—buyers will weigh camera and features heavily.
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Availability in India may depend on Vivo’s local strategy and whether they bring the full storage/RAM variants.
Conclusion
The Vivo X300 and X300 Pro mark a major step forward for Vivo’s X-series. With top-tier cameras, flagship-grade performance, and fast charging, these are not just evolutionary devices—they’re a statement of ambition. While Indian buyers await confirmed pricing and availability, the leaks we’ve seen suggest these phones could deliver serious value for photography enthusiasts and power users alike.
