Translated: Recently, I talked about the vivo X300 and X300 Pro, nicknamed the “Dual 200MP, Imaging Little Kings”. Some asked why vivo invests so heavily in imaging. The point isn’t just to chase numbers, but to make sure that every focal length has at least a 50MP-level hard power. That’s what makes it real — that’s what proper imaging upgrades look like.
Besides the dual 200MP, the X300 series has some serious hardware:
1. X300
Main camera: upgraded to 200MP, but the highlight is the first standard edition with a 50MP periscope telephoto.
Uses a custom Sony LYT-602 sensor with Zeiss T* coating. Telephoto shots are clear and stable with low distortion, and it even supports tele-macro and portrait bokeh.
2. X300 Pro
Main: upgraded to the world’s first co-developed Sony LYT-828 Gimbal Main Camera.
50MP, 1/1.28" large sensor, f/1.57 aperture, advanced stabilization up to CIPA 5.5.
Features: 22nm low-power process, video recording power efficiency, Hybrid Frame-HDR with 100dB dynamic range, excellent low-light performance, Zeiss T* coating, VCS spectrum technology for natural colors.
3. Front Camera
Both models feature a 50MP AF front camera (92° FOV). Supports autofocus for selfies and video, with sharp detail and accurate focus. Perfect for vloggers — no compromise on the front camera.
In short:
X300: 50MP periscope APO tele + 200MP main
X300 Pro: 50MP LYT-828 gimbal main + 200MP tele
Across the lineup: every focal length gets a true high-end 50MP setup
This isn’t about hype — the vivo X300 series brings hardcore, all-round imaging strength to mobile photography.
