vivo has officially unveiled the X300 Ultra in China, branding it as their premier camera flagship for the year. Excitingly for consumers in Europe, this device is also set to make its entrance beyond Chinese borders, with the region preparing to welcome this advanced model.
Recent discoveries have revealed the European variant listed in the EPREL database (European Register of Products for Energy Labelling), designated with the model number V2562. This version is equipped with a battery capacity rated at 6,395 mAh.
European vivo X300 Ultra Listing at EPREL
The advertised battery capacity is likely to round up to 6,500 mAh, indicating a reduction in battery size for the European version, albeit a minimal one of just 100 mAh compared to its Chinese counterpart. This modest difference is unlikely to be noticeably impactful during regular use.
The X300 Ultra has garnered a B rating overall, with a B rating for drop resistance and a C rating for repairability. It has been certified to support up to 1,200 charging cycles before its battery capacity declines to 80% of the original. Additionally, it holds an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance.
For the European market, the device will ship with a protective case included in the packaging, although a charger will not be part of the offering, which is in line with recent industry trends. Users can also expect Android security updates for a minimum of five years.
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