vivo X300 Ultra showcased at MWC | Infinium-tech

As expected, Vivo showcased its top-tier camera flagship – the X300 Ultra – at MWC. This wasn’t an official announcement but a glimpse of what was to come, but more importantly, the X300 Ultra has been confirmed to launch outside China, making it the first Vivo Ultra phone to do so. It remains to be seen in which countries the device will be available and there is no information about the price at the moment.

Vivo didn’t reveal the actual design and key specifications of the X300 Ultra, but we did get to see its all-new teleconverter and camera rig. The verbosely named Vivo ZEISS Telephoto Extender Gen2 Ultra brings an industry-leading 400mm equivalent focal range. This is double the range of the extender found in last year’s Vivo X200 Ultra Photography Kit and will net you up to 17x optical zoom.

Thanks to in-sensor zoom cropping, the total zoom range between the X300 Ultra and its teleconverter can reach 800mm. Vivo proudly claims that the new kit supports full 200MP optical output, with “pristine image quality even at 1600mm digital crop”.

But that’s not the only part of the camera kit, as Vivo has also announced a camera cage, which turns the X300 Ultra into a portable video rig. It has multiple mounts for attachments like flash, multi-level cooling fan, and tripod. It also features a physical shutter button and quick-release port.

Vivo X300 Ultra Camera Cage

Vivo hasn’t confirmed any camera specs for the The device will also reportedly feature a 50MP Sony LYT828 ultrawide lens and a multispectral sensor.