vivo X200 in for review

Vivo released the X200 series this year, adding X200 Pro Mini But this product does not seem to have left the Chinese market. we bought vanilla vivoX200 It’s international, though, and it’s just arrived at our offices.

The dimensions of the phone are roughly the same X200 Professional Edition and runs on nearly identical hardware. The design is also nearly identical, but the X200 has a slightly smaller 6.67-inch display but still offers the same resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and HDR10+ certification as the X200 Pro.

The X200 retains the Dimensity 9400 SoC and is available in global markets with 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage or 16/512 GB configurations.

The camera hardware is the biggest difference between the X200 and X200 Pro. While the ultra-wide camera is the same, the main camera on the X200 uses a slightly smaller 50MP 1/1.56″ sensor, and the periscope telephoto shooter has 3x 50MP f/2.6 instead of 3.7x 200MP f/2.7 .

Still, we expect good camera performance across the board, but you’ll have to wait for the full review to see how close the X200 comes to its more expensive X200 Pro sibling in terms of camera quality.

The X200 uses a 5,800 mAh Si/C battery capable of 90W wired charging. The system also supports reverse wired charging, but it doesn’t get any wireless charging support like the X200 Pro.

All in all, the regular vivo X200 looks to be a solid all-round phone and is likely to be the better value for money in the range. We’ll have to hold off on a full review to see how it compares to the competition, though.

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