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vivo X300 Ultra to Feature Sony LYTIA-901 200MP Sensor with Improved Stabilisation TL;DR: vivo X300 Ultra will feature a 200MP Sony LYTIA-901 main camera with improved stabilisation and a new lens coating designed to reduce glare and improve low-light performance. vivo has officially revealed new details about the camera hardware
vivo V70 Official in Malaysia: 50MP ZEISS Cameras, 6500mAh Battery and AI Tools TL;DR: The vivo V70 launches in Malaysia from RM1,999 with ZEISS cameras, a 1.5K OLED display, a 6500mAh battery and AI features powered by OriginOS 6. Launch promotions include freebies, instalment plans and trade-in rebates. The vivo
How many times have you tried capturing Malaysia’s Golden Hour or sunset and the photo did not match what your eyes saw because the skies looked flat, the colors felt fake, and the exposure went crazy? Because in real life, Golden Hour is magical, but on smartphone cameras, it is
Leave Your Charger at Home: vivo Reportedly Testing 12,000mAh Smartphone TL;DR: A reliable tipster claims vivo is testing a smartphone equipped with a massive silicon-carbon battery that boasts a typical capacity of up to 12,000mAh. The device is expected to be a mid-range model and is still in the testing
vivo X200T Launched in India with Triple 50MP Cameras and Dimensity 9400+ TL;DR: vivo has launched the vivo X200T in India, featuring a MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ chipset, triple 50MP Zeiss cameras, and a massive 6,200mAh battery. The device is available now with prices starting at INR 59,999 (~RM3,350), offering flagship-grade performance
After every phone I review, I put it down and I just move on. Except for this one because I try to replace it for you by comparing it with the iPhone 17 Pro and even the OPPO Find X9 Pro, the “Camera of the Year” according to MKBHD. But
TL;DR / At a Glance: vivo X300 Pro vs iPhone 17 Pro? Let’s settle this. vivo X300 Pro wins in telephoto zoom detail and low-light skin tone accuracy due to its 200MP Zeiss APO lens, while the iPhone 17 Pro remains the industry leader for video stabilisation and ProRes workflow.
So, last year’s vivo X200 series was really great. It had one of the best smartphone cameras ever, but it had one problem. The software was a little meh. So, did vivo fix it with the X300 series? And which other areas did they improve that might consider you to