Vivo’s X200 Ultra Images Now Circulating Online is Actually X200 Pro Satellite Version’s and NOT OF THE UPCOMING DEVICE’S
While the tech world is coming across a lot of updates and reports concerning Vivo’s fourth and upcoming X200 Ultra iterative camera flagship, alleged render images of this smartphone have been circulating online, claiming to be true. Turns out it isn’t, and the device in the render images is just an already unveiled Vivo X200 series model.
Here’s more about it.
Vivo X200 Ultra Render Images Now Circulating are INCORRECT!
A recent update from an online tech news publisher had pointed out that Vivo’s next X200 Ultra smartphone had made it to China’s TENAA certification database, via which the render images of this upcoming device were also revealed. However, it has now turned out that the images are in fact wrong and not of the X200 Ultra’s, but of the already-launched Vivo X200 Pro Satellite Communication Version’s (model number – ‘V2405DA’, White Moonlight color).
While some may still argue stating that the placement of ZEISS branding is different, it is because of the fact that the model that was mass produced and the one that was uploaded on the MIIT certification are slightly different. The Vivo X200 Pro Satellite Version’s listing on the MIIT database further clarifies it, ruling out the now circulating Vivo X200 Ultra renders as incorrect.
Speaking more, Vivo’s Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite-powered X200 Ultra model is believed to have its launch a little earlier this year, and is suggested to debut in either March or April of 2025. The device is also tipped to sport a 50MP (1/1.3) ultra-large bottom main camera, a 50MP (1/1.3) ultra-large bottom ultra-wide angle camera, a 200MP large bottom periscope telephoto camera with custom optics, along with a super telephoto macro lens. Moreover, this smartphone is also now revealed to first feature the brand’s next generation imaging chip, which will be focusing more on providing better telephoto and video capturing capabilities.
Stay tuned for more updates.
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