After weeks of rumors and speculation, the company has officially confirmed the imminent arrival of the new vivo X300 E.
The device will make its official debut on the Chinese market on July 27, while pre-orders are already active on the company’s official online store.
In addition to the launch date, the brand has shown the appearance of the device and confirmed some of the key specifications, including a very large battery and a camera system developed in collaboration with Zeiss.
From an aesthetic standpoint, the vivo X300 E features a square-shaped rear camera module that houses three sensors, adorned with the Zeiss badge to guarantee optical performance.
The smartphone will be offered in three different colors: black, orange and white.
The most notable detail confirmed by the company concerns the battery capacity, which reaches 7,200 mAh, designed to offer continuous use without frequent recharging.
Despite the capacity, leaks suggest the company has managed to keep the overall weight of the device around 203 g.
Although the manufacturer has limited itself to confirming the battery life and the cameras’ aesthetic setup, the rumors that recently emerged give us an idea of what to expect in terms of specifications.
Vivo X300 E should mount an AMOLED display of 6.59 inches diagonal and rely on the chipset Snapdragon 8 Gen 5.
For energy management, the battery will be supported by a wired fast charging technology of 90 W.
On the multimedia front, the rear module will include a 50 MP main sensor, accompanied by a 50 MP periscope telephoto and an 8 MP ultra-wide lens.
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