Vivo X300 Ultra Camera Specs

Camera System and Sensors

The Vivo X300 Ultra centers its design around a multi-lens system branded as the “3+2 ZEISS Master Lenses Collection.”

The setup includes a 14mm ultra-wide lens using Sony LYTIA 818, a 35mm primary “Documentary Camera” with Sony LYTIA 901, and an 85mm telephoto lens with a 200MP Samsung HP0 sensor.

Each focal length includes optical image stabilization, which is critical for handheld shooting across zoom ranges.

This configuration positions the device closer to dedicated cameras than typical smartphones, especially with its emphasis on focal length variety and sensor size.

Video Capabilities

Video recording is another key area.

The device supports 4K recording at 120fps, 10-bit Log video capture, and multi-focal video switching during recording.

It also integrates with the ACES workflow, which is commonly used in professional post-production.

Audio is handled through a quad-microphone system, with support for wireless microphones. This makes the phone suitable for controlled video environments, not just casual recording.

Performance and Battery

The Vivo X300 Ultra runs on the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor.

Memory and storage options include 12GB to 16GB RAM and 256GB to 1TB storage.

Battery capacity is rated at 6600 mAh, which is larger than most flagship devices. This is particularly relevant for users recording high-resolution video or using camera features extensively.

Design and Availability

The device is available in three colors: black, silver, and green.

The camera module is visually dominant, reflecting the phone’s focus on imaging.

Vivo confirmed that the X300 Ultra will launch in global markets later this year. Pricing has not been announced yet.

Positioning Against Other Flagships

Devices like the iPhone 17 Pro Max, Galaxy S26 Ultra, and Pixel 10 Pro continue to compete on camera performance, but the Vivo X300 Ultra takes a different approach by prioritizing hardware scale and specialized optics.

The inclusion of a 200MP telephoto sensor and multiple focal lengths gives it an advantage in zoom and controlled photography scenarios.

However, software processing, display refresh rate, battery capacity optimization, and ecosystem features will still determine how it compares in daily use.

Practical Considerations

The large camera module may affect handling and compatibility with accessories like MagSafe compatibility systems or standard mounts.

Wireless charging support is expected, though details remain limited.

Users interested in photography will benefit most from this device, while general users may find other flagships more balanced in size and usability.

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