Vivo is preparing to launch the X300 E smartphone in China, and the device is drawing attention for its unusually large battery capacity. The 7,200mAh cell suggests the manufacturer prioritizes extended usage time over slim form factors, which matters for users who need all-day endurance without carrying a charger. The device distinguishes itself from many flagship competitors by prioritizing battery capacity over ultra-thin designs.
Carrier listing reveals flagship processor and massive battery capacity
The smartphone runs on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor and ships with Android 16 out of the box. Vivo lists the model number as V2612A, and the device features a 6.59-inch display paired with a 50MP front-facing camera. The specifications suggest a device that combines modern processing capabilities with a 6.59-inch display.
Vivo X300 E Key Specifications
- Model Number: V2612A
- Display Size: 6.59-inch
- Front Camera: 50MP
- Processor: Snapdragon 8 Gen 5
- RAM Configurations: 8GB, 12GB
Rear imaging capabilities include a triple-camera array consisting of a 50MP main sensor, a 50MP telephoto lens, and an 8MP ultrawide angle camera. The device measures 157.52 x 74.33 x 7.99 mm and weighs 203 grams, which is a manageable weight given the substantial battery inside. Security is handled by an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, and the phone offers dust and water resistance for added durability.
Vivo will offer the X300 E in three distinct configurations to accommodate different storage needs. The entry-level option provides 8GB of RAM with 256GB of storage, while the higher tiers upgrade to 12GB of RAM in either 256GB or 512GB storage variants. These options allow buyers to choose between more memory for multitasking or more space for files and apps.
The Vivo X300 E is set for launch on July 27 in China, with specifications currently verified through a China Telecom database listing. We touched on Vivo X300 vs X300 Ultra in our earlier Vivo coverage. The device will arrive with Android 16 pre-installed, confirming the software foundation before the official retail release.
Source: NotebookCheck
