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The hype train for the vivo X300s is picking up serious speed, and the latest specs aren’t just "upgrades"—they’re record-breakers. Following a string of leaks earlier this week, vivo has officially pulled back the curtain on what makes this device a powerhouse. Here is the breakdown of what we know so far: The Battery King The headlining news? A massive 7,100 mAh battery . This isn't just a big cell; it’s the largest capacity ever seen in the history of the X-series. vivo is clearly aiming to kill battery anxiety once and for all. Performance & Hardware The X300s isn't just about endurance; it’s built for speed and precision. vivo confirmed the device will feature: Display: A 6.78-inch flat screen—perfect for those who prefer clean lines over curved glass—with a buttery smooth 144Hz refresh rate . Security: An ultrasonic in-display fingerprint sensor for lightning-fast, secure unlocks even with wet fingers. Audio & Haptics: Symmetrical dual speakers for ...

Right on cue, vivo pulled back the curtain at MWC to tease its next imaging powerhouse — the X300 Ultra. While this wasn’t a full-scale launch, it offered a tantalizing preview of what the company has in store. The real headline, however, is bigger than the sneak peek itself: the X300 Ultra is officially set to launch beyond China. If that plan holds, it will mark the first time a vivo “Ultra” model makes its way to international markets — a significant shift for the brand’s flagship strategy. Exactly which countries will get the device remains under wraps, and pricing details are still a mystery. For now, all we know is that vivo is preparing to take its most ambitious camera phone global — and that alone makes the X300 Ultra one to watch. Vivo may have kept the X300 Ultra’s final design and full specifications under wraps, but it didn’t leave us empty-handed. Instead, the spotlight shifted to something arguably more exciting: its completely redesigned teleconverter and camera setup. ...

The next V-series upgrade is on the horizon. vivo’s V70, set to succeed the V60 from August, has now surfaced on India’s BIS listings. With the lineup refreshing every six months, following the V50’s February debut, its early certification feels right on schedule. No specs were disclosed, which is typical for this type of listing. Still, the V2538’s appearance makes one thing clear: the upcoming V70 is on its way to the pivotal Indian market. The listings hint at more than just the V70’s arrival. A second model, V2545, was certified as well, and it’s likely the upcoming T5x — the successor to the T4x released earlier this year. The V70’s internals include the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 and 8GB of RAM, with software handled by Android 16 and OriginOS 6. Early reports indicate it may just be a rebranded S50, which is going official in China next week. Assuming the S50 and V70 are one and the same, the V70 should bring a 1.5K 120Hz OLED display, a triple 50MP rear setup with 3x zoom, a 50MP selfi...

A fresh rumor suggests vivo is developing a device called the X200T — an unexpected naming twist, said to merge the best of the X200 and X200 FE. The phone is reportedly set to debut in India by late January — a curious move, given that the X300 and X300 Pro only just hit the shelves.  Dropping a new X200-series device now could make it feel outdated on arrival. Size-wise, the X200T is tipped to match the 6.31-inch X200 FE, yet it may borrow its power from the X200. That “performance DNA” hint strongly suggests a Dimensity 9400. Leaked details hint at a Zeiss-backed triple camera system, 90W charging, and a beefy battery similar to the X200 FE’s 6,500 mAh.  Honestly, it currently looks like vivo is re-spinning the X200 FE but swapping in a faster chipset. More info as soon as we have it. Source

Vivo has officially unveiled its cutting-edge X300 flagship series in India, introducing the sleek Vivo X300 and X300 Pro smartphones. Running on the latest OriginOS 6, powered by Android 16, these devices are equipped with a high-performance MediaTek chipset for smooth, powerful performance. Initially revealed in China in early October, the series has now made its global debut, expanding to select international markets just weeks after its initial launch. The Vivo X300 series stands out by offering an optional teleconverter kit, enhancing its versatility. With these new models, Vivo is clearly aiming to challenge Oppo’s Find X9 Pro and Find X9 head-on, positioning the X300 lineup as a direct competitor in the premium smartphone race. The X300 Pro boasts a stunning 6.78-inch 1.5K BOE Q10+ LTPO OLED display, delivering a smooth 120Hz refresh rate and enhanced outdoor visibility thanks to Circular Polarisation 2.0. Under the hood, it’s powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset, coup...

Vivo is gearing up to unveil its S50 series in China this December, featuring two models: the Vivo S50 and the more compact Vivo S50 Pro Mini. Ahead of the big reveal, the company has dropped some exciting details about the Pro Mini. The device will run on Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset, promising top-tier performance. It also packs a dual rear camera setup led by Sony’s impressive IMX882 sensor, setting the stage for standout mobile photography. In a recent Weibo post , Vivo product manager Han Boxiao teased major details about the upcoming Vivo S50 Pro Mini. Positioned as a compact flagship, the device is set to debut with a sleek 6.31-inch flat display and a punchy feature set to match its premium ambitions. The Vivo S50 Pro Mini is set to run on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset and coupled with LPDDR5X Ultra RAM reaching speeds up to 9,600 Mbps, along with UFS 4.1 storage. For the first time ever, a device in the S-series lineup will feature Qualcomm’s newest flagship p...