Leaked information from reliable tipster Digital Chat Station sheds light on the display sizes and camera specifications for the upcoming Vivo X500 series. The lineup is expected to feature three distinct display sizes catering to different user preferences.
Vivo X500 Series Display Sizes
The series will reportedly include a 6.59-inch standard model, a smaller 6.37-inch X500 Pro, and a larger 6.85-inch X500 Pro Max. The 6.37-inch Pro variant is rumored to be positioned as a competitor to the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro, which is expected to have a similar screen size. Additionally, a Vivo X500 Ultra model may launch in the first half of 2027, matching the 6.85-inch display size of the Pro Max.
Advanced Camera Features on Pro Max
According to the tipster, only the large-screen X500 Pro Max is currently being tested with a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto camera. Other variants in the series are expected to feature a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto lens. This suggests a focus on delivering premium zoom capabilities in the Pro Max model. A related angle is covered in My Hero Ultra Impact Shutdown Imminent: Gems Will Expire Soon.
Primary and Ultra-Wide Cameras
The lineup is also said to include a 50-megapixel primary camera equipped with a large 1/1.28-inch sensor and LOFIC technology, which enhances dynamic range and light capture. Vivo is reportedly considering an upgraded 50-megapixel ultra-wide camera to complement the main sensor, aiming to improve versatility in photography across the series.
Additional Models and Market Launch
A recent report also mentions a potential Vivo X500e device, though its technical details and market availability remain unclear. The Vivo X500 series is expected to debut in the Chinese market around September, but official confirmation on specifications and launch dates is still pending.
This new generation of Vivo smartphones appears to focus on offering diverse display options and advanced camera technologies, appealing to a broad range of users seeking both compact and large-screen devices with high-quality imaging.
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