Vivo Electronics Corp. is a phone brand based in Dongguan, Guangdong, China. It was founded in 2009. The company is another Chinese smartphone maker to enter India recently. It makes low-cost Android phones, and those in the mid-range segment of the market. All of these are available in India too.
Vivo S2
Vivo X300 Ultra
Vivo X300 Ultra
Vivo X300 FE
The falling smartphone shipments globally have forced all OEMs to rethink their product strategies. With some continuing to focus on budget handsets, with the introduction of new entry-level models, like Realme, others like OnePlus have taken a very different approach by launching entirely new affordable lineups. In the midst of all the commotion, one brand has taken a completely different route. With the launch of the new Vivo S2 in India, the company has not decided to reinvent the wheel but revive an older, well-known brand name, a strategy that automakers have employed for generations.
With the X300 Ultra, Vivo debuts the Ultra series in India. It is among the company's most advanced imaging smartphones with a camera-first flagship philosophy. The smartphone isn't just versatile in the camera department; it's versatile across the board. To enhance functionality, Vivo has also included a telephoto extender kit, making it suitable for long-range mobile imaging, whether for wildlife, concerts, or distant subjects. Of course, ZEISS camera capabilities are part of the package by default, and by now, I can't imagine a premium Vivo smartphone without the collaboration. At the core of the X300 Ultra is Qualcomm's best-in-class Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Mobile Platform, along with everything else designed with attention to detail.
With the X300 Ultra, Vivo debuts the Ultra series in India. It is among the company's most advanced imaging smartphones with a camera-first flagship philosophy. The smartphone isn't just versatile in the camera department; it's versatile across the board. To enhance functionality, Vivo has also included a telephoto extender kit, making it suitable for long-range mobile imaging, whether for wildlife, concerts, or distant subjects. Of course, ZEISS camera capabilities are part of the package by default, and by now, I can't imagine a premium Vivo smartphone without the collaboration. At the core of the X300 Ultra is Qualcomm's best-in-class Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Mobile Platform, along with everything else designed with attention to detail.
The Vivo X200 FE was a great offering at a starting price of Rs. 54,999. The phone offered a good balance of smart design, capable performance and imaging, making it an easy pick at the lower end of India's premium smartphone segment. This year, things have changed quite a bit. The new Vivo X300 FE is priced at a substantially higher Rs. 79,999. The price tag is a bit hard to digest, given that Vivo's X300 is priced from Rs. 75,999 in India. That said, this new FE does have a new trick up its sleeve. Like the more expensive X300, X300 Pro and X300 Ultra, it also gets the optional telephoto extender lens system. There's a brand-new design and a more powerful processor as well. But the price of the optional lens, combined with its ramped-up price tag, will leave buyers confused at best.
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