Vivo is gearing up for a quiet but significant European debut of the X300 series, lining up a camera-centric showdown just as the Oppo Find X9 arrives. Early teasers have popped up on social platforms and preliminary product pages are live in select European markets, signaling that the X300 and X300 Pro are nearly here.
The European launch is scheduled for October 30, 2025. Initial listings in countries like Austria and the Czech Republic confirm that both the X300 and X300 Pro will be offered in at least black and beige/brown finishes. Germany remains a question mark for now, with the local site still inactive amid a long-running patent dispute with Nokia, but other regions appear to be moving ahead.
As expected, photography is the headline act. Both models tout a 200-megapixel main camera and Zeiss-branded optics, with an optional 2.35x teleconverter kit also set to be available in Europe. With Oppo’s Hasselblad-tuned system tipped to command premium pricing, all eyes will be on how aggressively Vivo positions its own Zeiss package.
Under the hood, the X300 series lists the MediaTek Dimensity 9500, a flagship-class chip designed to deliver strong AI, imaging, and power efficiency performance. On the software side, OriginOS—Vivo’s successor to FuntouchOS—is slated to make its European debut on these devices, hinting at a refreshed user experience tailored for the new hardware.
A few more tidbits for prospective buyers:
– Models: Vivo X300 and Vivo X300 Pro
– Cameras: 200 MP main sensor on both, Zeiss collaboration, optional 2.35x teleconverter kit
– Processor: MediaTek Dimensity 9500
– Software: OriginOS (successor to FuntouchOS) debuting in Europe
– Colors: Black and beige/brown at launch
– Form factor: The standard X300 is positioned as a compact flagship, effectively replacing last year’s X200 Pro Mini
With launch timing set to coincide with a key rival’s flagship, Vivo’s latest Zeiss-equipped phones are poised to spark one of the year’s most interesting camera phone matchups in Europe. Mark your calendar for October 30 if you’ve been waiting for a compact powerhouse or a Pro-tier shooter with serious optics.
