Vivo X300 Ultra Leak: March 2026 Launch Tipped
Vivo X300 Ultra May Arrive in March 2026
The Vivo X300 Ultra is reportedly set to launch in March 2026, according to recently leaked information — and that could make it one of 2026’s most anticipated flagships.
Early leaks suggest that this model will be powered by the flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, promising top-tier performance for multitasking, gaming, and photography.
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What We Know: Display, Camera & Performance
- Display: Expect a 6.8-inch OLED panel, with 2K resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate, offering smooth visuals for gaming, streaming, and everyday use.
- Camera setup: The standout — a dual 200 MP rear camera system. According to leaks: one 200 MP Sony IMX09E main sensor, plus a second 200 MP Samsung HPB periscope telephoto lens (with OIS), along with a 50 MP ultra-wide (Sony LYT-828) sensor. Selfies are reportedly handled by a 50 MP front camera.
- Performance: Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 should deliver flagship-grade power — ideal for heavy workloads, AI tasks, computational photography, and high-FPS gaming.
Battery & Charging: Still a Mystery
As of now, no confirmed battery capacity or charging speed has been revealed. Sources note that while “Ultra” models typically come with large batteries and fast charging, there’s no official leak yet for X300 Ultra’s battery specs.
Given the 6.8″ 2K display and dual 200 MP cameras — both of which tend to drain power — many expect a “large battery and 100W+ charging” to appear on the final product, but that remains speculative for now.
What This Means: A Global “Ultra” for the First Time?
An interesting twist: leaks show the X300 Ultra’s model number (V2562) appearing in global certification databases — hinting that it may see a worldwide release in Q2 2026. That would make it the first-ever “Ultra” from Vivo available outside China.
If true, this could mark a major shift in Vivo’s strategy — bringing its top-tier photography hardware to a global audience. For buyers outside China (including South Asia, Europe, and beyond), this is potentially great news.
What We’re Still Waiting For
- Official confirmation of battery size, charging rate, and battery endurance.
- Final camera samples to test whether the dual 200 MP sensors deliver real-world improvements (especially in low light).
- Global pricing and availability details.
- Confirmation of software (likely OriginOS 6 on top of Android 16) and regional support features.
