Vivo has confirmed that it launch the X200 series on October 14, which includes several models such as the vivo X200, X200+, X200 Pro, and X200 Pro Mini. The vivo X200 Ultra will be released separately next year.
Now tipster Digital Chat Station claims that the X200 Pro and X200 Pro Mini will be the first to equip the just-announced Sony LYT-818 main sensor. It comes with a 50MP resolution and a large 1/1.28″ sensor size, which should offer bright and detailed shots.
He also reveals that the main camera will have an f/1.57 aperture, which is significantly wider than last year’s f/1.8. For those unfamiliar, a wider aperture better low-light performance and bokeh effect. However, a shallow depth of field sometimes leads to the subject being partially out of focus.
The LYT-818 sensor supports real time HDR preview, 86dB HDR dynamic range per frame, and 0.95e signal-to-noise ratio, which should contribute to the overall imaging performance of both phones. According to Sony, the sensor can significantly reduce noise in low-light situations, which means cleaner images.
Vivo X200 Pro/Pro Mini specifications:
The vivo X200 Pro is rumored to come with a larger 6.7/6.8-inch micro-curved LTPO display that has 1.5K resolution. Under the hood, it boasts the Dimensity 9400 chipset, which is said to have a major improvement in graphics capability. It also packs a massive 6000 mAh battery.
Jia Jingdong, Vivo’s Vice President, has officially confirmed the Vivo X200 Pro Mini moniker today. According to reports, this device packs a much smaller 6.3″ AMOLED display and runs on the same Dimensity 9400 chipset. In fact, all models except the vivo X200 Ultra, pack the same chipset.
While there’s not much information about the X200 Pro Mini yet, it is rumored to be a more compact version of the vivo X200 Pro.
The X200 Pro is rumored to pack a 50MP ultrawide and a 200 MP periscope telephoto alongside the new main camera. In terms of UI experience, the vivo X200 series is expected to come pre-installed with OriginOS 5, which brings a deeper integration with AI alongside other visual improvements.
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