vivo X200 Pro in for review
Hey there, vivo X200 Pro! We've spent some time with this gem of a cameraphone over at its launch event but we now have it at the office and it's ready for a review!
The X200 Pro ships with a phone-matching blue case, a 90W charger, and a USB-A to USB-C cable.
When you put the new X200 Pro next to vivo's current flagship, the X100 Ultra, there are some obvious differences. The X200 Pro has a less-curved front and back glass, and a wider frame, to compensate for the difference. Curved vs flatter is a matter of personal preference - we'd say that both phones feel lovely in the hand.
What's interesting is that the X200 Pro is a little shorter than the X100 Ultra, despite the same 6.78-inch screen diagonal.
The camera systems are similar but not the same. The new vivo X200 Pro obtained the standout 200MP 1/1.4-inch 85mm f/2.67 telephoto camera from the X100 Ultra - the camera that's said to be coming to the Xiaomi 15 Ultra as well. But while the vivo X100 Ultra (and the X100 Pro) has a 1-inch type main camera, the X200 Pro moves to a smaller 50MP 1/1.28-inch sensor for its main camera. It has a brighter f/1.57 lens compared to the X100 Ultra's f/1.75 one and it's a newer generation, but it's smaller nonetheless.
vivo assured us that the new sensor is just as good as the 1-incher in most scenarios and is even better at portrait video, thanks to its faster readout speed. We'll reserve full judgment for our review, but for now, here are a few samples from both so you can form your own opinion.
The first batch is from the two main cameras - don't forget to enable comparison view!
Here are a couple of zoom shots from both.
And finally, some low-light images. This is where you can expect the largest difference between the two cameras.
Reader comments
- Anonymous
Based on Hanstechtalk video seen on 4k 55" TV screen. In my opinion, about main camera, it's very hard top find more details on 100 Ultra. What you can complain about is some red part that are too red. About telephoto, I think x200...
- 25 Oct 2024
- 6rX
- Anonymous
They already released battery test, there is no per-capacity decline in web browsing, video playback and gaming
- 23 Oct 2024
- JHf
- Anonymous
That periscope module is big
- 22 Oct 2024
- LfV