Vivo is preparing to expand its flagship X200 series beyond China's borders, with official listings revealing impressive specifications and configurations for global markets. The expansion marks a significant step for Vivo's premium smartphone lineup, though with a notable limitation in model availability.
Global Launch Details
Vivo has begun teasing the international release of its X200 series through various social media channels, with sources pointing to a November 22 launch date. The global rollout will include the standard X200 and X200 Pro models, while the X200 Pro Mini will remain exclusive to the Chinese market. Malaysia appears to be among the first markets to receive the new devices, as evidenced by official listings on Vivo's Malaysian website.
Hardware Specifications
The global variants of both X200 and X200 Pro will be powered by the Dimensity 9400 chipset and come in a single configuration featuring 16GB RAM and 512GB storage. The devices will incorporate advanced imaging capabilities, with the X200 Pro particularly standing out thanks to its 200-megapixel APO telephoto camera and 4K cinematic portrait video recording capabilities. The standard X200 model will feature a Zeiss telephoto camera system.
Battery and Performance Features
Both models showcase impressive battery specifications, with the X200 Pro housing a 6,000mAh BlueVolt battery, while the X200 comes with a 5,800mAh BlueVolt battery. Both devices support 90W fast charging technology. The X200 Pro is enhanced with a Vivo V3+ chip, while the standard X200 utilizes the V2 chip for image processing. Additionally, both models feature IP68/69 rated dust and water resistance.
Color Options and Market Availability
The global market will receive distinct color options for each model. The X200 will be available in Aurora Green and Midnight Black, while the X200 Pro will offer Titanium Grey and Midnight Black variants. This streamlined color selection differs slightly from the Chinese market offerings, suggesting a carefully curated approach to international markets.