Vivo X200 Ultra Debuts with Pro Camera Kit on April 21

Vivo is set to launch the Vivo X200 Ultra along with several other products on April 21 in China. With the release of the smartphone, the company is set to release a specific kit for its X200 Ultra camera. The company has come out with this photography gadget in a teaser on Weibo by Vivo Product Manager Hano Boxiao, who briefly mentioned the device’s features.

Vivo X200 Ultra Set to Launch with Advanced Camera Features and Exclusive Photography Kit

The photography kit connects via USB Type-C, which minimizes latency and improves speed and stability during use. It also includes a built-in 2,300mAh battery, which is enough to keep the phone ready for a whole day of outdoor shooting. The case comes with an integrated kickstand for steady positioning during shooting sessions. A newly added video recording button allows users to start recording instantly with a single press.

The kit’s design is based on old-fashioned cameras and might come to the market in various color options. Additionally, it is supplied with a stylish and professionally designed shoulder strap to carry around the setup more easily. A seventh feature, teased as the most remarkable, remains under wraps for now. The “X200 Ultra” was recently referred to as the pocket smart camera by Huang Tao, the Product Vice President of Vivo.

Aside from the potential of the “X200 Ultra” to feature a 50-megapixel Sony sensor, Tao unveils a breakthrough triple rear camera setup which will probably integrate a 50-megapixel Sony LYT-818 main sensor with OIS, a 50-megapixel LYT-818 ultra-wide lens, and a 200-megapixel Samsung HP9 periscope telephoto lens with OIS. The smartphone will enhance image processing through the VS1 pre-processing chip and the V3+ post-processing chip.

Video capabilities of the X200 Ultra are equally impressive, with support for 4K recording at 60 frames per second in 10-bit Log and cinematic 4K at 120 frames per second. It also includes a physical Action Button for camera control, located on the right edge of the device, and a customizable zoom flash system designed to provide a portrait photography experience similar to that of a DSLR.

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