Here's proof the vivo X500 Pro Max is a cameraphone to be reckoned with

We had the distinct pleasure of attending vivo's X500 series unveiling in Shanghai, China. If you've never been to such an event, it's pretty nice; the maker usually arranges a bunch of photo opportunities around the location, and vivo did just that. So we went to a couple of places, vivo X500 Pro Max in hand, and took some photos.

We did share a bunch of these pics with you in our hands-on, but we had more, so we're sharing them as well. This isn't a detailed review of the cameras of the X500 Pro Max, but more of a chance for you guys to check out the quality.

On the back of the phone, the vivo X500 Pro Max features an impressive triple camera with a 50MP 1/1.28-inch sensor that uses LOFIC (Lateral Overflow Integration Capacitor) technology that promises major dynamic range improvements, sitting behind a 24mm f/1.6 stabilized lens. Then, there's a 200MP 1/1.4-inch sensor with an 85mm f/2.7 zoom lens, and a 50MP 1/2.75-inch sensor for the 15mm f/2.0 ultrawide. That's an almost as impressive system as the one on the vivo X300 Ultra, which has the upper hand in the main and ultrawide areas!

The photos are sorted by camera. First off, the main 24mm camera.

vivo X500 Pro Max main camera samples

Here are some samples from the least impressive camera on tap - the ultrawide!

vivo X500 Pro Max ultrawide camera samples

And finally, here's an assortment of samples from the telephoto camera. Pay attention to the focal length - while all photos were taken with the 85mm lens, we did zoom digitally into some of the photos, and there are a few with the teleconverter lenses.

vivo X500 Pro Max telephoto camera samples