The anticipation for the vivo X500 series, including the base model X500, X500 Pro, and X500 Pro Max, is building as its launch in China approaches this month. With much excitement in the air, vivo has finally disclosed the camera specifications for the standard X500, hinting at impressive photography capabilities.
According to official announcements from vivo, the X500 will be equipped with a remarkable 50MP primary camera sensor, which mirrors the advanced sensor found in the existing vivo X300 Pro. This sensor, the Sony LYT-828, is notable for its 1/1.28-inch size, promising excellent image quality in various lighting conditions.
In addition to its impressive megapixels, the primary rear camera will boast Zeiss gimbal-level stabilization, accompanied by a CIPA professional stabilization rating of 5.5, ensuring steady shots even in dynamic situations.
For those interested in zoom capabilities, the X500 will feature a commendable 64MP telephoto camera utilizing the Sony LYT-610 sensor, the same as its Pro counterpart. This telephoto lens will also support a CIPA 5.5 stabilization rating and enable users to capture 4K videos at 120fps, perfect for slow-motion recordings. Notably, the device is set to support a 200mm teleconverter for enhanced telephoto imaging.
Additional rumors suggest that the vivo X500 will include a 50MP ultrawide camera and a 6.37-inch display, powered by the cutting-edge 3nm MediaTek Dimensity 9000 series chipset, making it a strong contender in the upcoming smartphone market.
