Unreleased Vivo X500 units have surfaced in Vietnam more than a week before the official launch in China. Buyers tracking the device can now see the physical design and confirm key camera hardware before the September 21 event. This early glimpse removes speculation about the phone's exterior and sensor choices.
Pre-launch unit confirms camera layout and sensor choices ahead of September 21 China release
The leaked retail unit reveals a distinctive design language for the Vivo X500. A large circular camera island sits offset toward the left side of the back panel. The flash unit mounts separately on a plateau to the right of the camera cluster.
Specifications
- Main Sensor: 1/1.28-inch Sony LYT-828
- Telephoto Camera: 64MP Lytia-610 with CIPA 5.5 stabilization
- Video Capability: 4K120
- Camera Design: Large circular camera island offset to the left, separate flash
Vivo equips the X500 with a 1/1.28-inch Sony LYT-828 main sensor. This is the same sensor found in the X300 Pro. The phone also includes a 64MP Lytia-610 telephoto camera with CIPA 5.5 stabilization. Video recording capabilities extend to 4K120 resolution.
Vivo confirmed the September 21 launch date for the Chinese market. The company has not announced international availability or grey-market release dates. We've been tracking Vivo X500 closely — see our earlier coverage on Vivo X500 Gets Pro Camera Specs.
The leak provides concrete confirmation of the X500's camera sensors and physical layout. The device ships in China on September 21 with no global date set yet.
Source: NotebookCheck
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