Vivo X300, X300 Pro Design and Colour Options Leaked Ahead of October Launch
Vivo has now taken the wraps off its upcoming X300 and X300 Pro powerhouse smartphones ahead of their China launch. These early pictures confirm that the two new machines will be very much of a known-but-tweaked aesthetic, continuing the design theme which began with the X200 series but with tweaks and refinements designed to bestow a more premium feeling.
Shared Design DNA, Naturally Refined
On the back, both X300 and X300 Pro feature a huge, roundish camera island placed in the middle of their glass surfaces, just like Vivo’s previous generation flagships. The area around the camera ring and rear glass has been meticulously sculpted to be only 1.28 mm in height, so you can have a better grip and more integrated design. Vivo said it was a return to the nature and balance in accordance with Eastern design philosophy.
Both phones feature cold-sculpted glass on the rear, polished around the camera section to create a tidy and classy look. The standard model is a bit more minimalistic, and the Pro houses one additional button on its right frame, helping it stand out from its sibling. A few things are the same: The power and volume controls for both phones still reside along the left edge.
Colour Variants Tailored for Two
Vivo will come in two different palettes:
Vivo X300: from a soft-blue to pink, targeting those who favor dynamics, but not the strict dynamics.
Vivo X300 Pro: available in Black and Gold Colors, it looks more premium and stylish.
Some other reports also reference colour names relating to a “nature-inspired” theme such as Relaxed Purple and Wilderness Brown - however the verified ones are the four listed above.
Imaging Superiority: Two 200MP Sensors at the Heart
Photography remains the highlight of Vivo’s X series and the X300 range takes it a step further:
The X300 will come with a 200 MP (Samsung HPB “Thanos”) as the main sensor, the upcoming phone is rumoured to come with a 50 MP periscope telephoto camera and a 50 MP ultrawide camera.
The X300 Pro steps it up with a pair of 200 MP Zeiss-branded modules: a 200 MP APO telephoto camera (85 mm) featuring CIPA 5.5- level optical stabilization and ZEISS T* coating, and the critically acclaimed 50 MP Sony LYT-828 main sensor offering wide dynamic range and excellent HDR performance.
The Pro’s periscope system, including a fluorite glass element and precision-designed telephoto module (not to mention the rest of camera rig), will allegedly return cleaner zoom shots and superior light acquisition — even when conditions get tougher. The multi-frame fusion algorithms, together with the faster autofocus tracking, is an example of why Vivo’s claim to photography glory might be true.
Performance, Battery and Launch Timeline
As per the previous rumors, both these X300 and X300 Pro would be one of the initial smartphones to run on new MediaTek Dimensity 9500 SoC fabricated on advanced rtc-clock design (OD2) based deep-trench isolation process technology 3nm processing node that brings power-efficient rings coupled with faster response.
Key Expected Specs:
Display: X300 will come with a 6.31-inch LTPO BOE Q10+ screen, the X300 Pro should have a bigger 6.78-inch flat LTPO AMOLED show. We don't know any specific refresh rate/resolution information yet.
Battery: Rumours are the X300 will get a 6,000 mAh battery. The X300 Pro could pack a bigger 6,500 mAh cell. Both also probably feature 90W speed charging via a wire, and maybe wireless charging too.
Storage & Memory: Vivo could go all out by offering dual channel UFS 4.1 storage (four-channel) with read and write speeds up to 8.6 Gbps — particularly for the Pro version.
Other features: The Pro model is rumored to feature a custom Super Sense vibration motor and Vivo’s Universal Signal Amplifier chipset for better haptic feedback and connectivity.
Launch Timeline
Launch to China: Speculated on October 13, with no gap after Chinese National Day holidays. That date has been lionized in multiple reputable leaks and tech media.
India / Worldwide release: Late November - Early December 2025. We've also seen this staggered-launch approach before with other Vivo flagships.
Why This Matters
Vivo’s previous X200 series also received widespread commendation for its telephoto zoom function as well as computational photography. The new X300 generation carries that legacy forward with upgraded sensors, stabilized optics and a more refined design. Highlights include the faster autofocus, improved low-light shooting capabilities and better processing thanks to Dimensity 9500, and higher design aspirations that differentiate it from the original device.
The Pro model comes with a dual-200 MP system, along with advanced Zeiss optics and Sony’s latest LYT-828 sensor, allowing the X300 Pro to punch well above its weight as a top-tier smartphone photography product. Visuals are also given a more contemporary polish, and both models now sport the durable hardware that epitomizes Vivo’s higher-end stable.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What are the official colors of the Vivo X300 and X300 Pro?
A: The Vivo X300 will come in Blue and Pink, meanwhile the X300 Pro also available on Black and Gold.
Q: Where and when is the Vivo X300 series releasing?
A: The series will release in China on October 13, 2025 and then later in India and worldwide markets by end of November or start of December.
Q: In what way is the camera of the X300 Pro special compared to that of the regular X300?
A: The X300 Pro features a pair of 200 MP camera setup, comprising the Sony LYT-828 as the primary lens and a 200 MP APO telephoto camera with APO technology along with T* coating Zeiss for glare reduction and CIPA 5.5 anti-shake support. The X300 features One 200 MP sensor with the supportive lenses.
Q: Does the X300 series come with fast charging technology or wireless charging?
A: Yes, both variants are tipped to feature 90W fast wired charging, and probably 30W wireless charging, as well as reverse charging function.
Q: Which is the chipset on the Vivo X300 series?
A: According to the latest leaks, all of them will run on MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset that offers great overall performance and is quite power-efficient.
Final Verdict
It’s starting to look like the Vivo X300 and X300 Pro will be very intriguing flagships for the late-2025 smartphone makers. But now they've refined the concept and balanced it into a subtle, comfortable design influenced by nature and natural tones that keep the X series' iconic body still looking edgy. From a technical perspective, dual-200MP imaging, advanced stabilization and the Dimensity 9500 chip ensure speed, clarity and power.
The photography one to watch is probably the X300 Pro, with its more advanced sensor set up and optics in particular. And the X300 has so many of those premium features in a more compact and affordable package. As the official details are continuously appearing up to the October release, by anticipation around Vivo’s most powerful X-series launch till date is reaching a fever pitch.
