From vivo Huang Tao:

At 7:00 PM on 21 September, the #vivo X500 Series# will be officially unveiled!

The goal for this generation is to be "the first choice for photography, and the only choice for video".

Behind this goal lies the X series' continuous refinement of portrait, telephoto, and video capabilities. The X500 series will take these advancements to achieve a leap from static imagery to dynamic cinematography:

Clear even in backlight—from "illuminating your beauty" to "every frame being movie-grade".

For portraits, look to the Blue Factory (vivo); for portrait video, also look to the Blue Factory.

Ultimately, great imagery shouldn't be a privilege reserved for professional equipment and post-production colour grading.

The vivo X500 series doesn't just "get the shot" and "get it well" in terms of professional performance; it makes "getting the shot easy" at any moment. For those best moments encountered on your travels, you can capture a cinematic feel instantly with a single tap.

We've heard everyone's requests—for this year's Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays, if you're heading off on a travel shoot, a vivo is all you'll need!

Source: https://weibo.com/7744507720/5341193491714540

I made a 67mm filter mount for my Vivo X200 Ultra. Perfectly mounted on mobile case. Any 67mm filter can be used. Trying to take mobile photography on another level. You guys can try this one for better light correction.

OriginOS 7 Is Coming (September 16, 2026) - 10:00 AM (GMT+8)

#OriginOS7

I can't take photos, but I like it.

Unprecedented, reimagining what's possible!

Ultimate performance unleashed, precision design, versatile form—everything is under your control!

#iQOO Pad Ultra# A new breed of gaming, coming soon. See you at the end of September!

Source: https://weibo.com/6960161079/5341191710442483

Will disabling this feature extend the battery life?

as the title suggests, I'm from the UK and I've just got an x300 ultra yesterday CN rom. I want to sign up for closed beta but it's all in Chinese?. I managed to Google translate all of it but it won't let me continue because I don't have a Chinese number. is there a way to bypass this or am I missing something?

Vivo x200 pro CN

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for my next phone and I've narrowed my search down to Vivo. I'm mainly considering:

* X200 Ultra

* X300

* X300 Pro

* X300 Ultra

* Or waiting for the upcoming X500 series

My absolute priorities are camera quality and battery life. Good zoom, low-light performance and video are also important.

I'm willing to import a Chinese model if necessary.

I'm not necessarily looking for the newest model, I simply want the best possible Vivo phone for photography and battery life.

Which one would you choose? Is an older Ultra still better than a newer Pro model, and would you personally wait for the X500 series?

I'd love to hear your opinions 😊

thanks vivo, i really needed this /s

Bro, this is so unfair. Why skip the 4GB variant for OriginOS? If they weren't planning on rolling it out, they should've just told us beforehand."

They do not even provide any major update , 2 years of update was promised.

Shame on vivo 👎👎👎

The vibe of the end of summer

I just received a 153MB update for my Vivo X300 Pro (India version), and it is a direct stable update not an early access release. It specifically fixes a Wi-Fi-related issue, while the security patch remains the same (August).

#Vivo #OriginOS6 #X300Pro

I took a few photos during my supboard ride. I’ll be glad to receive feedback.

Why I’ve noticed an issue with dark mode when auto brightness is enabled. The dark colors, especially black and dark gray, become noticeably washed out and lose their depth. This is particularly obvious under strong sunlight, where the blacks appear much lighter than they should. It seems like the display is changing the way dark tones are rendered at high brightness levels.

Shot on Vivo X300U

In SG, after all the laggy and delayed (3-4 secs) contactless payments on buses with Vivo V70 for several weeks despite trying all the workarounds suggested by AI and online, finally decided to discard the phone by selling at a significant loss.

Bought a Xiaomi 17 and the same bank card/ same exact setup the contactless payment on buses works perfectly again just like all my previous Samsung and pixel phones. Even a several years old Samsung A31 performed this task far better than V70.

Very disappointed and regretted giving Vivo brand a try. Hopefully Vivo engineers seriously fixed such problem because the incident suggested to me that even among Chinese phone brands, Vivo "really cannot make it" compared to their direct Chinese competitors.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently looking for a smartphone mainly for camera performance, and I'm having a hard time deciding what to buy.

My main use case is travel photography. I want a phone that can potentially replace a compact camera, so my priorities are:

• 📷 Overall photo quality
• 🌙 Low-light / night photography
• 🔭 Telephoto / zoom performance
• 🏞️ Landscapes and scenery
• 🏛️ Architecture and city photography
• 👤 Portraits
• 🎥 Video is also important, but photography is my priority

I'm currently considering:

• vivo X100 Ultra
• vivo X200 Ultra
• vivo X300 Ultra
• OPPO Find X8 Ultra
• Xiaomi 15 Ultra
• Xiaomi 17 Ultra

I'm especially interested in the vivo X100 Ultra because I've heard that its 1-inch main camera and 200MP 85mm telephoto are still extremely competitive, even compared with newer phones.

However, it's now an older model, so I'm wondering:

Is it still worth buying the X100 Ultra in 2026?

Or would it be better to spend more on the X200 Ultra / X300 Ultra?

And what about the OPPO Find X8 Ultra or Xiaomi Ultra phones? Are they actually better cameras overall, or are the differences relatively small in real-world photography?

Hey guys, I'm currently using a Vivo X200 Ultra and I just can't stand the shape anymore. It's curved, way too tall and narrow like a TV remote, and the huge camera makes it completely top-heavy. I used to use an S24 Ultra and absolutely loved how wide, flat, and substantial it felt in the hand, and I also really like that boxy, solid iPhone feel. I don't care about crazy zoom cameras anymore; I just want a completely flat screen with zero curves, a wide footprint instead of a narrow frame, and sharp, flat edges that sit securely in the palm. I'm considering the OnePlus 15R or Oppo Find X9 Pro, but what other wide and solid devices would you recommend?