Vivo X200 Ultra Introduced in China

Vivo, new flagship smartphone in China after his promotions in recent weeks X200 Ultra officially announced the model. With Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, the device offers 16 GB RAM and storage up to 1 TB. However, the main factor that distinguishes the device from its competitors is the advanced rear camera system that can be developed as modular and a photographer -oriented use experience supported by special accessories offered.

Live x200 ultra12 GB of RAM and 256 GB storage for sale for 6,499 Yuan for sale. This price corresponds to approximately 33,850 TL with the current exchange rate. The top configuration, 16 GB RAM and 1 TB storage option, is 7,999 Yuan, ie approximately 41,650 TL. The prominent technical features of the phone include 6.82 -inch OLED display, under -screen fingerprint sensor, 90W wired and 40W wireless charging support. In addition, the device offers resistance to dust and water, while silver, red and black comes with three different color options.

Modular Building and Special Accessory Support for Photographers

In the X200 ultra model, Vivo also offers a special accessory package called “Photographer Kit için to bring mobile photography to a professional level. This package is sold alone at a price of approximately 2,598 Yuan or with a high -level version of the device for 9,699 yuan. Package; It comes with a special video recording button, adjustable adjustment wheel, optical zoom control, shoulder strap and a holding apparatus with an additional battery with a capacity of 2,300 mAh. This additional battery increases the time of use for long -term shooting by providing support to the existing 6,000 mAh battery of the device.

On the back of the phone is a triple camera array. Two 50 Megapixels Sony Sensor is used for extensive angle and portrait shootings, while the third camera is equipped with Samsung’s 200 megapixel HP9 sensor. This lens offers a combination of 85 mm telephoto zoom and macro shooting features. All three cameras can record 10-bit 4K/60 FPS video, and slow shooting is supported up to 4K/120 FPS. On the other hand, the front camera of the device offers a resolution of 50 megapixels.

Vivo uses two special chips for image processing. One of them, the VS1, preliminates raw sensor data, while the V3+ chip filtering and color arrangement undertakes tasks. Similar to the camera control key in the iPhone 16 series, the X200 ultra has an advanced shutter button that can be controlled by the finger movement.

In addition, the 2.35x Telephoto converter lens, signed by Zeiss, which comes with the Photographer Kit, can be increased from 3.7x to 8.7x. However, even this modular structure and advanced equipment cannot capture the low light performance of professional DSLR or mirror -free cameras. Nevertheless, the device attracts attention in terms of offering the user with flexible shooting options at mobile level.

Vivo has currently not announced any plan to make the X200 ultra model out of China. This shows that photo -oriented phone options, which are competitive in the global market, will continue to be limited.