A fresh vivo X300 Ultra leak details a 2K LTPO display, dual 200MP + 50MP cameras, variable zoom, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, 7000 mAh battery, spring 2026 launch.
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A fresh leak has surfaced, outlining the key features of vivo’s upcoming flagship, the X300 Ultra. Insider Digital Chat Station reports the phone will feature a 6.82-inch BOE display with roughly 2K resolution and LTPO support. The panel is described as flat with slim, symmetrical bezels, while the chassis is metal with crisp, squared-off edges—an aesthetic that reads more premium and restrained.
One of the most noticeable changes is the removal of the action button that appeared on the previous generation. The source says it was dropped because it offered little practical value and took up valuable internal space—a pragmatic call if every millimeter counts. Meanwhile, the brand’s oversized rear camera module isn’t going anywhere; it remains visually dominant and continues to anchor the series’ design language.
Imaging is positioned as a major selling point. The setup is expected to combine two 200-megapixel sensors with a 50-megapixel ultrawide, while the main lens supports variable optical zoom. Under the hood, rumors point to a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, a 7000 mAh battery, and an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner beneath the display. On paper, that mix aims for versatile shooting and serious endurance.
The vivo X300 Ultra is expected to be unveiled in spring 2026, with a global rollout apparently close, judging by certification.