Leaked details on vivo X300 Ultra European pricing, expected around €1,900, with bundles up to €2,300. Get insights on specs and release date.
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Details have emerged online about the potential European pricing for vivo's flagship X300 Ultra smartphone, which recently debuted in China. While the company hasn't announced a global release date yet, leaks already give a sense of how the device might be positioned outside its home market. According to insiders, the version with 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage could cost around €1,900. That puts the newcomer in the same league as top-tier competitors like the iPhone 17 Pro Max and Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, highlighting vivo's ambitions in the premium segment.
It's also reported that Europe might see bundles with additional telephoto lenses, pushing the total price to roughly €2,300. The smartphone will likely be available in black and green, though some specs could differ from the Chinese model—for example, the battery might have slightly lower capacity.
Interestingly, the device is significantly cheaper in its home market, priced at about $1,300 for a similar configuration. This underscores differences in pricing strategy and tax burdens across regions. The global version is expected to be officially announced in the second half of April.