The Vivo X300 Ultra just broke cover in real life, and it looks every bit as stunning as the official renders promised. Just hours after Vivo officially revealed the phone’s design and confirmed its March 30 launch date, four real-life images surfaced online through X and Weibo, giving us our clearest look yet at what could be the most ambitious camera phone of 2026.
The leaked images show the green variant sporting a bold two-tone finish, and the spec sheet confirms powerhouse hardware under the hood. Here is everything we know right now.
Vivo X300 Ultra Design Revealed in Film Green Finish
21 Vivo has officially revealed the design of its upcoming X300 Ultra and X300s smartphones after several weeks of teasers, sharing the first official images with a camera-inspired design language and a new film-themed color finish. 21 According to Vivo product manager Han Boxiao, Vivo refers to the X300 Ultra as a “professional V camera phone.” That philosophy shows in every design choice. 21 Both models feature a new “Film Green” color finish that blends classic photography aesthetics with a modern smartphone design.
The leaked real-life photos confirm what the official images showed. 1The green model has a two-tone design on the back, combining green and white colors. A large circular camera island sits at the top, protruding noticeably from the flat backplate. The phone features flat edges on all sides, including the frame, display, and back panel.
30 The new leak claims that Vivo will offer the X300 Ultra in three colors: Black, Green, and Silver. 30 The phone will be available in up to four RAM and storage options, including a base model with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, 12GB plus 512GB, 16GB plus 512GB, and the most high-end 16GB plus 1TB variant.
3The top-end 1TB model is tipped to include satellite communication support.
Vivo X300 Ultra green two-tone design real-life photo leak 2026
Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and a Massive Battery
The leaked spec sheet spotted in one of the real-life images confirms the processor and battery. 1
That 6,600mAh figure is interesting. 12Earlier leaks had pointed to a 7,000mAh battery with 100W wired charging. The difference could come down to the Chinese variant versus the global model, or Vivo may have adjusted the capacity in the final production unit.
Here is a quick look at the confirmed and rumored specs so far:
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Display | 6.82-inch 2K LTPO OLED |
| Processor | Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 |
| RAM/Storage | Up to 16GB / 1TB |
| Battery | 6,600mAh (confirmed via leak) |
| Charging | 100W wired, 40W wireless |
| Main Camera | 200MP Sony LYT-901 (1/1.12-inch) |
| Telephoto | 200MP Samsung ISOCELL HP0 periscope |
| Ultrawide | 50MP Sony IMX-818 (1/1.28-inch) |
| OS | OriginOS 6, Android 16 |
| Colors | Black, Silver, Green |
26 The Vivo X300 Ultra has been certified by TUV Rheinland for global 100W wired charging, confirming the device will support these ultra-fast speeds in global markets, not just in China.
A Camera System Built to Rival Pro Cameras
The camera setup is where the Vivo X300 Ultra truly separates itself from the pack. This is the world’s first smartphone to carry dual 200MP sensors.
7 Vivo has confirmed that it would be the world’s first phone to feature a Sony LYT-901 200MP main camera, which will be paired with a 200MP periscope telephoto Samsung HP0 camera, a 50MP Sony LYT-818 ultra-wide lens, and a 5MP multispectral lens for accurate colour reproduction. 16 The telephoto camera will use a customized Samsung HP0 sensor, leveraging Vivo’s BlueImage technology to improve color accuracy, autofocus performance, power efficiency, and HDR capabilities.
The stabilization numbers are jaw-dropping. 16Vivo claims the system will offer up to 3-degree stabilization, a significant upgrade over the 1.2-degree stabilization available on the X200 Ultra, achieving CIPA 7.0-level stabilization.
For videographers, the X300 Ultra brings serious pro tools:
- 4K 120fps Dolby Vision HDR recording across all rear lenses
- 10-bit D-Log recording for post-production grading
- Native ACES (Academy Color Science) support for DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro workflows
- Real-time 3D LUT preview while shooting in Log format
- New Blueprint Native Color system for true-to-life colors
- Two cinematic film styles: “Chasing Light” and “Rich”
12 The full ZEISS lens lineup spans 14mm, 35mm, 85mm, 200mm, and 400mm, covering every major focal length used in professional photography.
The 400mm ZEISS Telephoto Extender Changes Everything
The accessories may be just as exciting as the phone itself. 15Vivo showcased the industry-leading 400mm Equivalent ZEISS Telephoto Extender Gen 2 Ultra at MWC Barcelona 2026, which serves as a key component of its professional photography kit.
12 The 400mm teleconverter claims to deliver a pure optical 200MP output at 17.4x zoom and can push all the way to 1600mm. To put that in real-world terms, 12 the 400mm focal length is what you would typically find on professional cameras used for sports and wildlife photography, and this would be double what the X200 Ultra could achieve with its own telephoto converter.
Vivo is also offering a smaller 2.35x teleconverter for everyday use. 26This new accessory remains fully compatible with last year’s Vivo X200 Ultra and the recently released Vivo X300 Pro. A pro-grade SmallRig camera cage completes the professional kit.
The phone is no longer just a smartphone. It is a modular camera system.
March 30 Launch Confirmed, Global Release Coming Soon
23 Vivo has confirmed that the X300 Ultra will launch in China on March 30, 2026, at 7 am ET. 21 Industry sources suggest that market availability will likely begin on April 3. 1 The phone will launch alongside the Vivo X300s and Pad 6 Pro on March 30. 30 Vivo could start taking pre-orders for the new devices from March 23.
The biggest news for international buyers? 15For the first time, Vivo confirmed plans to launch this most advanced X-series model in global markets later this year. 6Reports suggest that the Vivo X300 Ultra may hit the global market, including India, in the second quarter of this year.
6 Previously announced Vivo X-series Ultra-branded flagships, such as the Vivo X200 Ultra and Vivo X100 Ultra, have remained confined to the Chinese market. That changes with the X300 Ultra, and it is a massive deal.
The competition is heating up fast. 12The X300 Ultra will not be the only ultra-premium camera flagship in the market when it arrives. The Xiaomi 17 Ultra is already setting a high bar with its Leica-tuned camera system, and the OPPO Find X9 Ultra is also tipped to launch around the same time. But with dual 200MP sensors, a 400mm ZEISS telephoto extender, and a full pro video toolkit, the Vivo X300 Ultra looks ready to fight for the camera phone crown.
This is one of those rare moments in mobile tech where a device feels like a genuine leap forward, not just a small step. Whether you are a professional filmmaker, a wildlife photographer, or someone who simply loves taking beautiful photos, the Vivo X300 Ultra is asking you to rethink what a smartphone camera can do. What do you think about this phone? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.
