vivo Malaysia has given an early look into the engineering innovations powering its upcoming vivo X300 Series, during a recent BlueTalk technical session with media representatives. The presentation focused on how vivo’s latest advancements in imaging and operating system design — particularly the ZEISS 200MP APO Super Telephoto system and OriginOS 6 — aim to elevate both performance and everyday user experience.

Today, vivo has finally unveiled the X300 and X300 Pro. The new models are shaping up to be one of the highlights of vivo's late-2025 lineup. Here's everything you need to know about vivo's latest camera phones.

In this short news, vivo’s global ambitions for the upcoming X300 Pro just got a strong nod: the device, under model number V2514, has been certified by Malaysia’s SIRIM authority. That certification strongly suggests the Pro model is gearing up for official availability in Malaysia.

As a camera-focused flagship series, the vivo X300 series will likely feature improvements to the camera or camera software. Previously, it was already confirmed that there will be an upgraded telephoto camera. Yesterday, vivo also confirmed a few more details for the vivo X300.

The vivo X300 series is expected to launch in October. As the premium flagship camera phone series for the company, the vivo X300 will sport an upgraded periscope camera. While the details haven't been fully confirmed, vivo claims the phone won't look thick as a result of it.

Xiaomi’s next flagship smartphone series, the Xiaomi 16, is expected to debut by the end of September 2025, with an estimated starting price of around RM2850.

vivo is expected to unveil its new flagship, the X300 Pro, around October 2025, with an estimated starting price of RM3600 for the 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage variant in Malaysia. Early leaks suggest the device will feature MediaTek’s next-gen Dimensity 9500 chipset and a large 7000mAh battery.