Vivo’s upcoming X300 Ultra is shaping up to be one of the most expensive mainstream camera-focused smartphones to hit the international market, and new pricing details are already sparking debate among fans who want a true flagship alternative to the usual “Ultra” leaders.
According to the latest reported information, the Vivo X300 Ultra is expected to launch internationally at around €1,999, positioning it as a direct rival to top-tier premium phones like the Galaxy S26 Ultra. That rumored price point already puts it firmly in luxury flagship territory, but there’s more: another recent leak suggests the X300 Ultra could reach roughly €2,300 when bundled with a teleconverter kit. For now, that bundle pricing hasn’t been confirmed as official, but it’s consistent with Vivo’s clear push toward a more “pro camera system” approach rather than a standard smartphone launch.
What is confirmed, however, is the pricing of Vivo’s official add-ons aimed at mobile photography and video creators. Vivo has listed its Photography Kit at €599. For users who want a more production-ready setup, the Pro Video Rig Kit is priced at €499, while a Life Bag accessory comes in at €99. These accessories underline Vivo’s strategy: the X300 Ultra isn’t being marketed purely as a phone with a good camera, but as a phone designed to be built out into a more serious shooting setup.
Interestingly, pricing discussions are also being fueled by the fact that the X300 Ultra can already be imported from China for significantly less than the rumored international price. That option may look tempting for bargain hunters or early adopters, but it comes with trade-offs that typically accompany Chinese-market software, which can affect the overall experience depending on the user’s region and expectations.
With an expected price near €2,000 and optional accessories that can push the investment much higher, the Vivo X300 Ultra’s international release is clearly aimed at buyers who care deeply about mobile photography, professional-style add-ons, and having a standout flagship that competes at the very top of the market.
