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Vivo X500 Ultra Camera Specifications Leaked Online: Here's What to Expect

The upcoming phone could cost more than the X500 Pro Max as Vivo looks to restore the distinctive camera tuning that made its older Ultra stand out.

  • Vivo's X500 Pro Max enters the ultra-premium market at £1,799 , positioned half a step below the X300 Ultra in the company's smartphone hierarchy.
  • The device abandons the 35mm focal length that distinguished the X300 Ultra, reverting to a standard 24mm main camera and adopting a smaller 1/2.75-inch-type ultrawide sensor.
  • Despite these changes, the X500 Pro Max utilizes Sony's Lytia L910 image sensor with LOFIC technology enabling 17-stop dynamic range, plus a 7,800mAh battery and MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro processor.
  • The handset supports Vivo's 400mm teleconverter lens with Zeiss color-tuning, while Oppo's Find X10 Pro Max has emerged this month as a direct competitor in the ultra-premium segment.
  • Market focus now shifts to the X500 Ultra's anticipated spring release, which observers hope will build on the X300 Ultra's success and justify the higher cost with new camera innovations.
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The vivo X500 Ultra makes him talk again. After first information on his photo equipment unveiled last month, the Leaker Digital Chat Station brings new details about the future high-end smartphone of the Chinese manufacturer. On the program, a triple rear photo sensor of 50, 50 and 200 megapixels, accompanied by a [...] L的article vivo X500 Ultra: a triple sensor of 200 megapixels and a classic front camera in preparation appeared first on BlogN…

(Adnkronos) live has officially announced the availability in Italy of the X500 series of live smartphones, officially presented during an international event held at the Magma Art & Congress Centre in Tenerife. The new range consists of two high-end models, the live X500 Pro Max and the live X500 Pro, alongside the [...]

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Nokiamob broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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