Vivo X300 E launched with Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 and 7,200mAh battery

Vivo X300 E launched with Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, and the main spec story is not just performance. It also brings a 7,200mAh battery and 90W charging, which makes the phone a clear battery-first flagship for China.

For buyers watching this segment, the mix of price, camera hardware, and endurance is the real draw. Vivo has also kept the global picture unclear for now, so the launch is focused on the China market first.

Vivo X300 E price in China starts at CNY 4,799

Vivo has priced the X300 E in China starting at CNY 4,799 for the base version. That model comes with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage, which is still a strong starting point for a premium phone in this class.

There is also a 12GB + 512GB variant, and that version goes up to CNY 5,299. The pricing suggests Vivo is aiming squarely at domestic premium buyers, especially those who want a flagship-style phone without moving into the highest possible price tier.

Sale timing has been set for July 31. At the moment, no global launch has been confirmed, so the phone is officially positioned for China first. That matters because it gives Vivo a chance to build momentum in its home market before broader competition comes into play.

• Base model: 12GB RAM + 256GB storage
• Higher variant: 12GB RAM + 512GB storage
• Starting price: CNY 4,799
• Top listed price: CNY 5,299
• Sale date: July 31
• Global launch: not confirmed yet

Vivo X300 E ZEISS triple cameras and 50MP selfie camera

The camera setup is one of the more notable parts of the Vivo X300 E. It uses a 50MP main sensor, a 50MP telephoto camera, and an 8MP ultrawide lens. That gives the phone a triple-rear-camera layout with a clear focus on versatility rather than just one headline sensor.

ZEISS branding is part of the camera story as well, which will matter to buyers who follow Vivo’s imaging partnerships. The outline does not add extra detail about sensor size or stabilization, so the safe reading is simple: Vivo is leaning on a familiar premium camera approach, backed by ZEISS and centered on high-resolution lenses.

On the front, the phone includes a 50MP autofocus selfie camera. That is a strong number for users who spend time on video calls, social content, or front-camera recording. Autofocus on the selfie side is also a useful practical detail, even if the rest of the imaging package is more about the overall hardware mix than a single flagship trick.

Vivo also supports 4K recording on both the front and rear cameras. That gives the X300 E a more flexible video setup than phones that limit higher-resolution recording to one side only. For buyers comparing devices in the flagship Android segment, that can be one of the more useful spec points.

• Rear camera setup: 50MP main sensor
• Rear camera setup: 50MP telephoto
• Rear camera setup: 8MP ultrawide
• Front camera: 50MP autofocus selfie camera
• Video support: 4K recording on front and rear
• Camera branding: ZEISS-backed

Along with the cameras, the battery and charging numbers help define the X300 E’s overall positioning. A 7,200mAh battery is a large capacity by current flagship standards, and 90W charging should help reduce the waiting time that usually comes with bigger batteries.

That combination makes the phone stand out in a market where many premium Android models still balance thin design against average battery size. Vivo appears to be making a more direct endurance play here, while still keeping the performance side anchored by Snapdragon 8 Gen 5.

In simple terms, the X300 E is being launched as a phone that tries to cover three core expectations at once: strong speed, long battery life, and a camera system that can hold its own in the premium segment. The final judgment will depend on real-world use, but the spec sheet already shows where Vivo wants the conversation to go.