Reports show that Vivo is developing a new phone in its X-series, called the Vivo X200S, specifically for the Chinese market. This model, marked with an “S,” will be a slight enhancement over the current Vivo X200, which launched in October 2024 in China. The X200S is anticipated to arrive together with the X200 Ultra in the second quarter of this year. Prior to the official launch, tipster Panda is Bald has leaked information regarding the color options for both devices.
Expected Color Variants for Vivo X200S and X200 Ultra
The Vivo X200 has been released in China with various color choices, including black, white, titanium, and blue. According to the new leak, the Vivo X200S will come in colors like black and silver. Meanwhile, the X200 Ultra will also be available in black along with a new color variant. Just to recap, last year’s X100 Ultra was offered in titanium, white, and grey shades.
Additional Launch Plans for Vivo Products
The leakster has also indicated that Vivo intends to unveil the Vivo Watch 4 smartwatch at the same time as the X200S and X200 Ultra. However, there will not be S-branded versions for the Vivo X200 Pro Mini or the X200 Pro. No details were provided about the Vivo Watch 4, which will succeed the Watch 3 announced in November 2023. The Watch 3 featured a round dial, while the Watch GT, debuted in 2024, was Vivo’s first smartwatch with a square design. It seems the Watch 4 will maintain a round dial as well.
Insights on the Upcoming Vivo X300 Model
In other news, a recent post on Weibo from tipster Digital Chat Station has hinted at some early information regarding the Vivo X3000, which is expected to launch in the fourth quarter of 2025 in China. Currently, the X200 series has three models: the X200, X200 Pro, and X200 Pro Mini. This year, it appears the company plans to bring back dual flagship phones, suggesting that the lineup will include the X300 and X300 Pro, with no Pro Mini version available. The X300 Ultra might debut in the first half of 2026.
The leak indicates that the launch of the Vivo X200 Pro Mini was an experiment to test market interest in a mini phone featuring a 6.31-inch screen. DCS has speculated that the X300 will likely sport a similar-sized display instead of the 6.6-inch screen present on the X200. Therefore, it is probable that the X300 with a smaller display will be marketed as the standard Vivo X300. It is hoped that it will improve upon the Vivo X200 by offering enhanced camera capabilities and wireless charging options.
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