vivo X300 Pro to use improved Sony and Samsung sensors
The vivo X300 series is expected in a few months. Ahead of any official details from vivo, there are some new details available regarding the camera sensors that will be used in the upcoming flagship X300 series phones.
According to tipsters, vivo has confirmed that it will be using improved camera sensors in the next generation phones. It’s likely that the company is talking about the vivo X300 series.
While not a lot of details are known, vivo revealed that it would use a 50 MP Sony LYT-828 primary rear sensor and a new 200 MP sensor from Samsung. The X300 Pro is expected to use these sensors.
The Sony sensor will support Hybrid frame-HDR and vivo also promises overall improved image quality thanks to its VS1 and V3+ chips.
vivo’s upcoming flagship lineup is rumored to include a standard X300 model, possibly a compact Pro mini, and the Pro. The vivo X300 Pro is said to be equipped with a MediaTek Dimensity 9500 SoC and pack a 7,000 mAh battery.
The phones are expected to launch in China in October and globally in December. There will also be an Ultra variant that should be available early next year.
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- Anonymous
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because Samsung prefers thin phones. it's the reason why when the hp1 sensor came out, they let xiaomi and motorola used it. it's a 1/1.22" sensor. even recently Samsung still obsess on making thinner phones by sacrificing battery s...
- Anonymous
- I@H
The 7 year update is a sham because you will need to replace the battery in that 7 years and they cost almost the same as buying a mid-range phone.
- Anonymous
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It can be used for any camera. Samsung could have triple hp2 if they wanted. People somehow do not understand that brands like samsung, sony, apple, motorola, asus are not going to use those thick camera bumps like oppo/vivo/xiaomi. Thic...
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