Vivo has finally locked in a launch date for its next big camera phone.
The Vivo X300 Ultra is expected to be the brand’s top-tier photography flagship, and it’ll officially make its debut on March 30 in China. It will launch alongside a second device, the Vivo X300s.
The announcement comes after weeks of teasers and a brief appearance at MWC 2026. However, this time Vivo is also giving us a clearer look at the design. In a post shared on Weibo, product manager Han Boxiao revealed both phones in a new ‘Film Green’ colour. They feature a two-tone finish that leans into the Ultra’s camera-first identity.
Unsurprisingly, the X300 Ultra is all about the camera module. It looks broadly similar to the X300 Pro at a glance, but there are some tweaks — including a revised lens layout and what appears to be a multispectral sensor tucked into the setup. If previous leaks are anything to go by, that extra sensor could play a role in improving colour accuracy and image processing. Vivo hasn’t confirmed specifics just yet, though.
The X300s, meanwhile, takes a more familiar route. Its design sticks closer to the standard X300, though it does get a refreshed camera ring. The overall sensor layout doesn’t seem to change much, suggesting more of a refinement than a major upgrade.
Vivo hasn’t shared full specs yet, but it’s clear the Ultra is the main event here. Notably, it’s also expected to launch globally, unlike some of Vivo’s previous camera-focused flagships.
With just days to go before the official reveal, more details are likely to drop soon. But even from this early look, the X300 Ultra is shaping up to be Vivo’s most serious shot at a best-in-class camera phone yet.
