Vivo X300s has been designed for flagship feel and photography, performance, and battery endurance. The Dimensity 9500 powering it will make it possible to handle tasks ranging from gaming to heavy multitasking without any trouble.The Dimensity 9500 should be able to do it all, from gaming to multitasking, thanks to the massive 7100mAh battery and the 144Hz LTPO AMOLED display.
Vivo also emphasizes cameras with a powerful 200MP strong main sensor and periscope zoom system. With its Dimensity 9500 chipset, it will be able to process tasks from heavy editing to gaming without giving a trouble.The massive battery capacity 7100mAh coupled with 144Hz LTPO AMOLED panel should be able to deliver a lot of power and perform a range of functions like gaming, multitasking, and much more.
Vivo X300s is a single device flagship that offers the ability to shoot photos, play games, and for top performance. Featuring the Dimensity 9500 processor, 7100mAh battery and 144Hz LTPO AMOLED display, the phone is equipped with a robust set of hardware alongside a 200MP camera system with periscope zoom.
It puts a strong emphasis on camera capabilities, multitasking, battery life and also delivers a premium flagship experience. This review delves into its standout features, its limitations, its price in Bangladesh, and how it performs in games, photography and everyday use.
This is what you get inside the Vivo X300s box:
The Vivo X300s has a fairly complete in-box experience. The Vivo X300s comes with the device, 90W fast charger, USB type C data cable, protective case, SIM ejector and standard paperwork in the package. Vivo has kept both the protective case and charger with it for a flagship phone, which is good.
The high-end body and large camera module will also be shielded from scratches by the case, and the included fast charger enables users to get the full benefit of the massive 7100mAh battery and take advantage of the camera's quick charging system.
With a chassis of glass and metal, the Vivo X300s follows Vivo's pattern of delivering high-end specs on its top products. The glass front and back combined with an aluminum alloy frame provide a sturdy and premium feel. Though its huge battery pack and advanced camera technologies, the design is relatively thin at just 8.0mm with a hefty 217g weight that makes it feel quite heavy when used for long periods.
The big circular camera module is still an eye-catcher of the phone. It imparts a strong brand identity to the X300s, but does also introduce a noticeable rear camera bump. The device comes in black, silver, purple and green colours, with the purple and green versions being more premium and stylish.
Another key strength is its durability. The phone is IP68 and IP69 certified, meaning that it is protected against dust, immersion in water and high pressure water exposure for up to 1.5 metres for 30 minutes. The aluminum alloy frame is not only lightweight but also enhances the phone's structural strength, ensuring that it feels reliable and secure when used every day. In conclusion, the Vivo X300s has managed to strike a balance between the flagship appeal, the use of high-quality materials, and impressive durability, while retaining the feel of a typical Vivo X-series device.
Vivo X300s is equipped with an AMOLED 6.78” display, which definitely looks like a flagship display. Whether you're playing games, streaming content, or indulging in social media, the display's 1260 x 2800 resolution combined with its 453ppi pixel density and support of HDR10+ ensures you won't miss out on vibrant colors, deep contrast, and sharp visuals. The phone also sports very thin bezels and punch holes, giving it a more immersive look, with screen-to-body ratio of 91.1%.
This screen can handle a 144Hz refresh rate, which means it's very responsive for animations, scrolling and gaming. The refresh rate can be dynamically adaptively changed according to the content together with LTPO technology, which helps improve efficiency without compromising smoothness.
Vivo's other features include reinforced glass protection for extra durability. It is quite responsive during gaming and colours are rich without being too saturated. When viewing supported content, HDR10+ support enhances the viewing experience.
The 20:9 aspect ratio ensures it's highly user-friendly to hold with one hand and enjoy content on. Overall, the Vivo X300s is one of the best display experiences in the flagship segment, it provides a smooth, high-quality and efficient display experience to a high degree.
The Vivo X300s definitely has a keen interest in the camera game and the camera hardware is no exception. It is equipped with a leading 200MP sensor with OIS, a 50MP periscope telephoto sensor and a 50MP ultra-wide sensor. It's pretty close to the Ultra level camera phone in terms of the look on the paper, and it's real-world premium experience as well.
The 200MP primary camera produces very detailed photos in the daylight with a great dynamic range and also with excellent colour reproduction. Vivo's image processing ensures that colours stay bright rather than saturated, while the bright f/1.68 effective aperture allows for detail in both shadows and highlights. The extremely high resolution also allows the sensor to produce sharp zoomed-in images.
Another standout feature is the 50MP periscope lens. The zoom is still quite effective, creating detailed images even from further distances, and the promised 100x digital zoom is an added option for extra reach if required. The telephoto sensor is also great for portrait photography, creating a cleaner edge detection and more natural background blur.
It also features a 50MP ultra-wide camera, which is very good and keeps the colours consistent with the main sensor, while shooting wide shots with very little distortion. Autofocus remains swift and Vivo has some nifty camera functions like Slow Motion, Video HDR, and Bokeh Portrait Video for content creators.
It's also a great performer in low-light situations. OIS adds stability to shots while Vivo's processing retains details and contains noise. Bright and balanced night images with minimum sharpening.
A 50MP front camera ensures that the selfies are sharp with natural skin tone and good exposure. It also has the capability of 4K video recording, which makes it suitable for content creators.
On video, the X300s will go up to 60 frames per second at 4K resolution on both the front and rear cameras. The pictures look sharp, with no wobbling and strong autofocus system. In the big picture, Vivo X300s offers one of the best camera experiences in the flagship tier.
The Vivo X300s' flagship performance is a promising sign for the most powerful Android phones of 2026 while there. The MediaTek Dimensity 9500 processor chipset is running on an advanced 3nm process as well as the Arm G1-Ultra GPU.
The processor has 8 cores with a very high clock speed of C1-Ultra 4.21 GHz capable of handling heavy workload, multi-tasking and gaming. Apps launch within a flash, animations are smooth and the phone runs in a seamless manner even during heavy use.
Another good thing is gaming performance. Games such as Genshin Impact, Call of Duty Mobile, and BGMI flow at consistent frames and quality at high settings. Longer play times benefit from the improved GPU and thermal control, though there will be some heat when playing for extended periods of time.
In terms of software, the X300s is powered by Android 16 and OriginOS 6. For Vivo, it's the UI that remains a seamless and immersive experience that can also be customized and enhanced with the help of artificial intelligence. I think there are some nice features in OriginOS that don't affect performance, and I think multitasking is slick. However, it is a bit feature-rich for the users who like to have a tidier stock Android user experience.
Vivo X300s offers a great mix of gaming capabilities, performance, and usability, making it a perfect choice for smartphone enthusiasts and gamers.
The vivo x300s features a flagship level performance chipset called Dimensity 9500 with the 3nm architecture. On AnTuTu Benchmark v11, the phone scores around 27,98,834 points, including 8,38,473 CPU, 9,03,681 GPU, 3,53,260 Memory and 7,03,420 UX scores. It is comfortably in the top heavy multi tasking and gaming flagship Android phones.
Vivo X300s's Geekbench 6 scores approximately 3,390 points in single-core and 10,059 points in multi-core test. The phone's memory has been optimized with LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage to ensure it can run multiple processes without hassle and deliver high-level gaming performance.
One of the biggest highlights of the Vivo X300s is its 7100mah battery. Everyday use, the battery will take you through the day, from gaming to photography, streaming or multitasking without needing to be replaced. Moderate users may be able to use it up to nearly 2 days, heavy users should be able to use it for a full day.
Its charging capacity is also quite impressive. The phone has a massive battery which, not surprisingly, charges up quickly with 90W wired fast charging. The flagship experience is further enhanced with 40W wireless charging, making it an even more convenient device to use. As an added feature, accessories can also be powered via reverse charging. Vivo is also equipping it with USB Type-C 3.2 to allow for faster data transfer and better connectivity.
In summary, the Vivo X300s has a solid overall performance, particularly in terms of its battery life, charging capabilities, and usability.
The Vivo X300s is available in Bangladesh at an unofficial price of around BDT 85,500 for the 12GB RAM and 256GB storage variant. Given its flagship Dimensity 9500 chipset, high quality 144Hz LTPO AMOLED display, high-end 200MP camera system, and massive 7100mAh battery, the pricing seems good for the premium flagship handset. The X300s is primarily aimed at those who seek the best performance, picture quality and battery life in a high-specification package.
Vivo X300s has successfully delivered flagship features, premium cameras, and stellar battery backup in a perfect balance. The powerful Dimensity 9500 CPU, the smooth 144Hz LTPO AMOLED display, the massive 7100mAh battery and top-notch 200MP camera system make it a solid choice for gamers, photographers and power users. The OriginOS may look like a lot of features and functionality, but it feels like a top-tier and sophisticated experience, albeit not for everyone who has been spoiled by the large camera bump. If the user is looking for a flagship of its kind, then X300s is a safe bet.
