- The Vivo X500 Pro series will use a 2nm MediaTek Dimensity chip.
- The series will feature a Zeiss Super Dynamic main camera developed by Vivo's BluePrint imaging team with Sony, using a 50-megapixel BluePrint Guangyu 900 sensor with a 1/1.28-inch size.
- The main camera can achieve up to 17EV of dynamic range, and the series supports 4K video recording at 240fps for slow-motion, plus 4K 120fps HDR video with direct HDR output.
- The main camera is expected to feature 3-degree optical image stabilisation (OIS) alongside CIPA 7.0 professional stabilisation for smoother handheld footage.
- Tipster Digital Chat Station claims the X500 series could inherit the 200-megapixel "Thanos" periscope telephoto camera from the Vivo X300 Ultra, using a large-format 200-megapixel HP0 sensor.
- The display's light sensor can detect different light spectrums and colour temperatures with a 98% match to light perceived by the human eye, and supports brightness adjustment precision of 0.3 lux, described as the best in the Android segment.
The Vivo X500 Pro series is set to launch next month, featuring the world's first 6.85-inch BOE Q11 2K Zeiss Master Color display, which reduces motion blur by 93% compared to its predecessor. This display consumes 21% less power than the previous generation's 1.5K panel and boasts a lifespan that has doubled.
The series will be powered by a 2nm MediaTek Dimensity chip and will include a Zeiss Super Dynamic main camera developed in collaboration with Sony. The primary camera will utilize a 50-megapixel BluePrint Guangyu 900 sensor with a size of 1/1.28 inches, achieving up to 17EV of dynamic range for enhanced detail in both bright and dark areas.123
Additionally, the X500 Pro series will support 4K video recording at 240fps for slow-motion footage and may offer 4K 120fps HDR video with direct HDR output. The main camera is expected to feature 3-degree optical image stabilisation (OIS) and CIPA 7.0 professional stabilisation for smoother handheld footage. Rumors suggest it could inherit a 200-megapixel "Thanos" periscope telephoto camera from the Vivo X300 Ultra, utilizing a large-format 200-megapixel HP0 sensor.45
“The main camera uses a 50-megapixel BluePrint Guangyu 900 sensor with 17EV dynamic range and 4K 240fps slow-motion. Tipster Digital Chat Station claims the series may inherit the 200-megapixel "Thanos" periscope telephoto from the X300 Ultra.”
