In this Vivo X300s full review, I break down why this could easily be one of the most well-rounded “standard” Vivo models this year. You’re getting a clean 6.78-inch flat 1.5K 144Hz display that’s bright (over 2,000 nits in strong light), super smooth, and genuinely easy on the eyes thanks to strong eye-protection features like 2160Hz PWM dimming and very low brightness control for night use. I also talk through the design options like the dreamy Gradient Mang and the film-inspired green finish, and why the overall feel is surprisingly close to what you’d expect from a “Pro” phone in other brands. Cameras are the main event here. I go into the 200MP main sensor (custom HP5 co-developed with Samsung), the 70mm periscope telephoto, the ultrawide, and Vivo’s new Blueprint Native Color tech that helps photos look less “digital.” I also show how the extra color styles (Pursuit and Rich) give you proper film-like looks, plus you can save and share presets. On performance, I tested gaming and thermals—Honor of Kings, Genshin Impact and more—where it holds strong FPS with controlled power draw and temps. Add the massive 7100mAh battery, 90W wired + 40W wireless charging, upgraded speakers, big haptics, and IP68/IP69, and it really does feel like an all-in-one flagship.