The vivo X300 is a step down from the Pro in terms of hardware, but that doesn't mean it's not "Pro" in its own right.
While the Pro uses the large 200MP 1/1.4-inch ISOCELL HPB sensor in its zoom camera, the X300 puts it behind its main wide-angle camera. It's a step up from the 1/1.56-inch camera in the X200, and should open up better in-sensor crop results, thanks to the bump in resolution.
The zoom camera uses a 50MP LYT-602 1/1.95-inch sensor behind a 70mm f/2.57 lens. The new chip supports vivo's VCS technology and brings an 11.9% better noise sensitivity in low light. Despite having a smaller sensor, the 70mm optic earns the same rigorous Zeiss APO certification as the X300 Pro's telephoto.
The selfie camera is a big upgrade over the old unit. It's now a 50MP sensor with autofocus. It's seemingly the same sensor used in the vivo X200 Ultra, which is no small thing -that's an excellent camera.
We had the chance to do an extensive photo walk with the vivo X300 around Shanghai. Below, you'll find assorted samples from all three cameras, including in-camera zoom modes (2x, 10x, 20x), dedicated macro samples, a few selfies, and a video playlist, all captured on the vivo X300.
As this is a hands-on article, we'll save our commentary for the full review, but feel free to let us know what you think in the comments.
vivo X300 telephoto camera (3x)
vivo X300 telephoto camera (10x)
vivo X300 telephoto camera (20x)
vivo X300: Main (1x) • Main (2x) • Telephoto (3x) • Telephoto (10x)
vivo X300 main camera (1x) low-light
vivo X300 main camera (2x) low-light
vivo X300 telephoto camera (3x) low-light
vivo X300 telephoto camera (10x) low-light
vivo X300 ultrawide camera low-light
You can check out the playlist below, which includes multiple video samples by all cameras.
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