Vivo X200 Series New Phone Nighttime 10x Zoom Sample Photo Revealed, Featuring Dimensity 9400 Chip

Vivo X200 Series New Phone Nighttime 10x Zoom Sample Photo Revealed, Featuring Dimensity 9400 ChipThe upcoming Vivo X200 series has been generating a lot of buzz. Recently, Han Boxiao, a product manager at Vivo, shared a sample photo taken with the new phone, sparking heated discussions

Vivo X200 Series New Phone Nighttime 10x Zoom Sample Photo Revealed, Featuring Dimensity 9400 Chip

The upcoming Vivo X200 series has been generating a lot of buzz. Recently, Han Boxiao, a product manager at Vivo, shared a sample photo taken with the new phone, sparking heated discussions. The photo's watermark reveals that it was taken with the Vivo X200 phone, featuring the Zeiss small blue logo.

According to Han Boxiao, there are two highlights of this sample photo: Firstly, it showcases the standard version's ability to capture buildings at 10x zoom in nighttime conditions, demonstrating the power of its new telephoto lens. Secondly, it reveals the new "Moon Mode" and emphasizes that it is part of a larger new module.

Based on leaked information, the Vivo X200 series is expected to feature a periscope telephoto lens. The main camera might be upgraded to a Sony 50MP camera, equipped with a 1/1.28-inch large sensor and a super f/1.57 aperture. The Pro version is expected to come with a 50MP all-focal length triple-camera setup, possibly featuring a 200MP large-sensor periscope lens. The standard version will include a Sony customized super-large-sensor main camera, a 3x medium-sensor telephoto camera, and an ultrawide lens.

Vivo previously announced that the X200 series will debut its self-developed Blue Map image sensor. This sensor, fabricated using a 22nm process, integrates various technologies based on a 1 billion parameter large model, aiming to enhance image quality in nighttime, portrait, telephoto, and video scenarios.

Looking at the leaked photos, the Vivo X200 series adopts a metal middle frame with a high-gloss chamfer. The front features a deep quad-curved screen with a centered punch-hole design, housing a selfie camera. The back will use a protruding circular rear DECO, with the flash located in the upper right corner of the device.

In terms of other configurations, the Vivo X200 series will include the X200, X200 Pro, and X200 mini. It might adopt the same glass fiber material as the Vivo XFold3 to reduce weight and thickness. It's expected to upgrade to OriginOS5.0, focusing on AI.

The standard version will adopt a 6.4~6.5-inch 1.5K domestically customized four-narrow-edge screen, expected to be available in black, white, blue, and pink. The Pro version will be equipped with a 6.82-inch 2K+120Hz 8TLTPO deep quad-curved screen, supporting single-point ultrasonic technology, and available in black, white, and blue.

The Vivo X200 series will be powered by MediaTek's latest flagship chip, the Dimensity 9400. This chip will be officially released on October 9th, with the Vivo X200 series being the first to feature it. The Dimensity 9400 supports hardware-level ray tracing, with ray tracing performance improved by nearly 20% compared to the previous generation. It adopts new mobile ray tracing technology, achieving effects similar to PC-side OMM (Opacity MicroMap) technology. Additionally, the Dimensity 9400 boasts a 40% NPU performance boost compared to the previous generation, a 30% CPU single-core performance improvement, and a 25% reduction in power consumption.

Industry insiders revealed that the package price of the Dimensity 9400 has increased, implying a price increase for related terminals. The iterative flagship's final price may exceed 3999 yuan (about $550), officially entering the 4000 yuan era (about $550).

Currently, the actual configuration and price of the Vivo X200 series still need to be officially announced. We eagerly await further information.