Vivo X300 Ultra takes aim at DSLRs with Zeiss lenses and pro photography tools
Key summary
Vivo launched the X300 Ultra in China, a device built around advanced imaging hardware and accessories to resemble a camera system.
The phone uses a Zeiss-branded camera setup with a rear array covering 14mm ultra-wide, 35mm standard, and 85mm telephoto focal lengths.
The primary 35mm camera uses Sony's LYTIA 901 sensor; the 85mm telephoto pairs with Samsung's 200-megapixel HP0 sensor and stabilization hardware, and optical image stabilization is claimed across all focal lengths.
Optional telephoto extender lenses can extend reach to around 200mm and 400mm equivalents, and a Photographer Kit offers a camera cage with physical controls.
It supports 4K recording at 120fps in 10-bit Log and ACES workflows, runs on Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, has a 6,600mAh battery with 100W wired and 40W wireless charging, and comes in 12GB/256GB to 16GB/1TB configurations.
