Vivo is set to take the world by storm with its new X300 series. According to leaks so far, the new phones will offer great cameras that few will be able to compete with. In addition, they will have brutal performance and a great display. They will be big rivals for both Samsung and Apple.
Vivo has already officially announced that the model Vivo X300 will replace last year's X200 and X200 Pro Mini phonesIn addition to it, there is also Vivo X300 Pro a Vivo X300 Ultra, which is supposed to take your breath away with its performance and photo composition. And a company representative has now confirmed that the performance of the new products will be truly phenomenal.
In tests AnTuTu Vivo X300 Pro received record prices 4 points. You can think about itchat Poco or Xiaomi, for example, which usually range around 2 million points. The mobile will be powered by a chip Dimensity 9500, which itself scored 1 points in the tests. The GPU, in turn, received 043 points. These are all numbers that indicate that this will be a super-powerful mobile for the most demanding users.
In addition, this mid-range model will be equipped with new vibration motor, which will be the largest ever used and will ensure better haptics than the Vivo X200. It has already been confirmed UFS 4.1 storage that will offer read and write speeds of up to 8,6 Gb/s. This is a phenomenal speed that will surpass the current generation by 70%. Thirdly, the Vivo X300 Pro will get a more advanced signal amplifier chip, which will ensure better Wi-Fi and mobile connectivity.
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It seems like it will be another big competitor for iPhone 17, respectively iPhone 17 Pros. And the base model will also be worth paying attention to Vivo X300, which is supposed to have faster USB, ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, APO periscope telephoto lens and brightness from 1 nit.
As far as Vivo X300 Ultra, it should attract attention especially with its cameras, which should have 200 Mpx (main and periscope) and 50 Mpx in the case of wide-angle. The launch is expected around per month, first in China.
