vivo X300 Pro will adopt Sony's improved LYT-828 1/1.3" main sensor and a deeply customized Samsung 200MP ISOCELL HPB telephoto sensor named "Thanos" with exclusive vivo use. The telephoto sensor sits in an 85mm periscope module and benefits from upgraded optics including a ZEISS T* coated, APO-certified fluorite glass lens to reduce chromatic aberration and dispersion. Optical image stabilization is rated at CIPA 5.5, up from CIPA 4.5, enabling roughly one stop better low-shutter performance. Hardware and software improvements target faster focus tracking and image processing. Rumored device specs include a flat 6.8" 1.5K display, Dimensity 9500, and a 7000mAh battery.
We've been hearing a lot about vivo X300 Pro's camera upgrades - the upcoming camera flagship is said to use Sony's LYT-828 1/1.3" sensor (an improved version of the LYT-818 used in the X200 Pro and Ultra) and an upgraded 200MP telephoto module. The telephoto module will use a 200MP sensor from Samsung. Vivo exec Han Boxiao revealed on Weibo that this sensor is "deeply customized" and vivo will have exclusive use of it. It's called the ISOCELL HPB "Thanos".
In addition to the new sensor, vivo has greatly improved the optics for the X300 Pro. Its optical image stabilization will achieve CIPA 5.5 level of stability. This is up from CIPA 4.5 on the X200 generation. This is a full stop of difference, i.e. the X300 Pro will be able to use shutter speeds that are twice as slow while achieving the same sharpness.
The ZEISS T* coated and APO-certified lens will minimize chromatic aberration. The lens is made from fluorite glass to minimize light dispersion. Vivo has worked with its partners to improve the hardware and software to deliver faster focus tracking and image processing. As you can see in the image above, the 200MP 1/1.4" ISOCELL HPB sensor will be part of an 85mm periscope module.
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