vivo X300 Pro rumored to bring Dimensity 9500 chipset and a 7,000mAh battery

17 July 2025
Yesterday, camera specs for the X300 Pro leaked, today there are more details on the rest of the phone.

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ill be buying the x300 pro straight away. coming from a x90 pro + even though its still a banger of a phone. think its time for something new :)

    Anonymous, 18 Jul 2025Never heard of any Sony variable periscope lens or Huawei&#... moreme neither but tech is tech and tech stuff just breaks, especially nowadays. Not to mention planned obsolescence being a thing these companies target.

    Besides, it's not like those phones sell enough to have widespread issues lmao

      Eno2, 19 Jul 2025My point (as in the original post) is the K (from thousand)... moreBut again, this is how the naming convention has worked for years. The K resolution naming has replaced the previous 'p' naming. So a 2K screen = 1440p, 4k=2160p, 1.5K= something in between FHD and QHD.

      Same thing as the camera sensor sizes, a 1" sensor is not actually 1", it's just the naming convention that's been used forever.

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        Eduard33, 18 Jul 2025And they've ditched them, so what's your point?My point (as in the original post) is the K (from thousand) resolution nomenclature utilized without understanding it by some, is incorrect. It doesn't matter how many use it wrongly it's still incorrect and makes no sense.

        1,5K translates in a screen with 1500 pixels on the long end. It is absurd to name this way a screen with 2800 pixels on the long end, which correctly should be called a 2,8K screen.

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          Eno2, 18 Jul 2025Sony already announced a couple of smartphones with 4K scre... moreAgree, but that would be a very slow progress, given that brands have discontinued higher resolution displays for most devices.

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            jiyen235, 18 Jul 2025moving parts = more points of failure. It'd be tough t... moreIt wouldn't be impossible, but for now, it's an opportunity risk worth taking, and that would balance both the design and functionality aspects.

            For instance, they can use a wide focal length and crop to give off the illusion of a main camera by default, and use several digital zoom adjustments for the end-user's liking. And given that these phones are intended for the enthusiasts, there's notably a less risk of being used for rough use as rugged devices, so they can try to implement a periscope telephoto lens, an ultrawide mode together in a 1-inch sensor. Using a single lens also reduces the risk of having many moving parts separately, and may aid in easier repairability and cost savings as well.

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              Eno2, 18 Jul 2025Sony already announced a couple of smartphones with 4K scre... more4k screen on a standard size smartphone is overrated. Not only it is useless for most people (I can't fully "enjoy" 4k content on a 7 inch screen or less), it also wasting more resources (cpu/gpu power, buffer memory, etc) and drains your battery much faster than a standard full HD or 2K screen.

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                Eno2, 18 Jul 2025Sony already announced a couple of smartphones with 4K scre... moreSince 2015, with z5 premium.

                  Eno2, 18 Jul 2025Sony already announced a couple of smartphones with 4K scre... moreAnd they've ditched them, so what's your point?

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                    Eduard33, 18 Jul 2025Screen resolutions have been stagnant for about a decade no... moreSony already announced a couple of smartphones with 4K screens, even in 2019 with
                    Sony Xperia 1.

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                      jiyen235, 18 Jul 2025moving parts = more points of failure. It'd be tough t... moreNever heard of any Sony variable periscope lens or Huawei's variable aperture opening stop working.

                        Eno2, 18 Jul 2025It makes 0 sense! In a couple of years the screen will reac... moreScreen resolutions have been stagnant for about a decade now. They will not increase any time soon

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                          Eduard33, 17 Jul 2025I know, but that's the naming standard being used and ... moreIt makes 0 sense! In a couple of years the screen will reach 4K resolution, then what, they'll call them 2,5K?

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                            Samesung, 18 Jul 2025Samsung rumours s26 4400mah 😀😅😃🤣🤑4000*******

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                              Samsung rumours s26 4400mah 😀😅😃🤣🤑

                                Anonymous, 18 Jul 2025Speak for yourself. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra's scr... moreAnd you're the only one that calls it a 3k screen. The industry standard says it's 2k and everyone knows what that means

                                  Minu, 18 Jul 2025And given the sensor types today, it's not impossible ... moremoving parts = more points of failure. It'd be tough to do that with phones i think, they'd be thicker than necessary. I'm not saying it's impossible, innovation is definitely possible. But it's a high risk low reward type thing.

                                  I mean look at the "enthusiasts" of this site, they dont even care about good quality photos and can be fooled into liking Samsung's 1/3.94" 10 MP 3x shots.

                                  A necessary feature for the future of cameraphones, but something that the masses and the "enthusiasts" wouldnt care much for outside of marketing speak.

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                                    jiyen235, 17 Jul 2025that guy is right. The UW cam is more niche than the main a... moreAnd given the sensor types today, it's not impossible to make use of an ultrawide and periscope telephoto mode for the main camera, given its physical size. That would make more sense than having separate cameras, that end up taking extra space needed for a bigger battery, better cooling, or even niche features exclusive to any brand or older devices.

                                      Wildcats, 17 Jul 2025The beats of all batteries Just 2-3 years time they would... morethe ultra will be the king, not the pro. They're intentionally nerfing the pro to make the ultra look better. I personally think the Ultra is already the best cam out there. iPhone's videos are better but not so much better so as to consider it a better cameraphone. The Vivo's photos are SO much better that it balances out the minor video deficiencies.

                                      And in order to actually beat all batteries, Vivo needs to put in dual cell fast charging.

                                        Anonymous, 18 Jul 2025Speak for yourself. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra's scr... more🤓🤓🤓

                                        ok it's got a 3k screen, now what? does that change anything? It's still a cheap 8 bit panel that cant display hdr content without banding 😂😂

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