Vivo is turning up the heat on mobile videography. According to executive Han Bo Xiao, the upcoming Vivo X300 Pro will capture Dolby Vision HDR at a blistering 4K and 120 frames per second. Even better for editors and creators, that high-frame-rate mode can be recorded in 10-bit Log, giving far greater flexibility for color grading and dynamic range in post. For context, the X200 Ultra tops out at 4K/60 when shooting in 10-bit Log or Dolby Vision, making the X300 Pro a major leap for high-quality, high-speed video capture on a phone.
Stabilization is getting a serious upgrade, too. The X300 Pro is said to support CIPA 5.5-stop stabilization on both its primary and telephoto cameras, aiming to keep footage steady even in challenging light or while shooting handheld. Vivo is also promising improved electronic image stabilization compared to previous-generation flagships, which should translate to smoother motion and fewer jitters when walking or panning.
Confidence from Vivo is sky-high. Han Bo Xiao is already claiming the X300 Pro will outperform the Xiaomi 15 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Ultra for video, while directly challenging Apple’s dominance in mobile filmmaking. It’s a bold stance that suggests Vivo is targeting professionals and aspiring creators who want cinematic results without carrying extra gear.
Specific camera hardware details haven’t been disclosed yet, so we’ll need to see how the full system shapes up in real-world testing. But on paper, 4K/120 in Dolby Vision with 10-bit Log, combined with robust optical and electronic stabilization, could make the X300 Pro one of the most compelling camera phones for action, slow motion, and polished, grade-ready footage.
If Vivo delivers on these promises, the X300 Pro could redefine what creators expect from a smartphone. Keep an eye out for full specs, sample footage, and release timing, because this flagship is shaping up to be a serious contender for the best video performance on a phone.
