Vivo X300 Pro vs Vivo X200 Ultra: Key Videography Upgrades

Key Takeaways

1. Oppo and Vivo are focusing on video features to compete with Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro.
2. Vivo’s X300 series will be the first to record 4K portrait videos at 60 FPS and offers 120 FPS slow-motion video recording.
3. The Vivo X300 Pro supports Dolby Vision HDR while recording in 4K at 120 FPS, along with 10-bit Log for color grading.
4. The X300 Pro features improved stabilization with CIPA 5.5-stop and enhanced electronic image stabilization (EIS).
5. Vivo claims the X300 Pro outperforms competitors like Xiaomi 15 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Ultra in video capabilities, challenging Apple directly.

It appears that both Oppo and Vivo are aiming to compete with Apple regarding the video features of their upcoming flagship smartphones. Just last week, Oppo hinted that the Find X9 and Find X9 Pro would come with significant ‘video enhancements’ designed to take on iPhones such as the iPhone 17 Pro and the previous iPhone 16 Pro (currently priced at $749 – refurbished on Amazon).

Vivo Joins the Competition

Shortly after, Vivo entered the competition, revealing that the new X300 series plans to either match or exceed the capabilities of the X200 Ultra in a certain aspect of photography. It seems that these new models will be the first to record 4K portrait videos at 60 frames per second. Additionally, the X300 Pro is also capable of filming 120 FPS slow-motion videos in 4K resolution.

Impressive Features Ahead

Furthermore, Vivo’s executive Han Bo Xiao claims that the Vivo X300 Pro can utilize Dolby Vision HDR while recording in 4K at 120 FPS. This feature also supports 10-bit Log for easier color grading during post-production. For comparison, the X200 Ultra can only achieve 4K/60 FPS when shooting in either 10-bit Log or Dolby Vision HDR.

The X300 Pro reportedly offers CIPA 5.5-stop stabilization for both its primary and telephoto cameras and boasts enhanced electronic image stabilization (EIS) compared to earlier Vivo models. While complete camera specifications are still pending confirmation, Han Bo Xiao is already making daring statements, asserting that the Vivo X300 Pro surpasses the Xiaomi 15 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Ultra in video capabilities while also directly challenging Apple.

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