vivo recently unveiled its flagship device, the X200 Ultra, which features a prominent thick camera island comprising three large sensors. This design choice has sparked debate among consumers regarding its aesthetic appeal versus practical use. A video dissection of the device is available, providing insights into its internal structure, although the phone will be exclusive to the Chinese market for now. The presenter notes that the thickness of the camera island might offer better support while holding the phone, although personal assessment of the in-hand feel will vary by user.
The thick camera island is definitely divisive in China, but the presenter of the video makes an interesting point about the thickness making it a perfect place to support the phone with your index finger when holding it.
All three of the device's cameras use very big sensors, and those need a lot of space.
Even so, it's nice to be able to look at its insides to see what Chinese consumers are being offered here.
The thick camera island is a design choice that may attract or repel potential users based on its practical utility and aesthetic appeal.
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