Vivo X300 5G India Launch October 2025: Price & Full Specs
The Vivo X300 5G is finally about to hit shelves in October 2025, and to be honest, there’s already a bit of a buzz in my tech group chat. You know that feeling when you’re waiting for a parcel, but you keep checking the courier app every hour even though you know it’s due tomorrow? That’s kind of the energy around this launch—it’s been teased for months, the leaks have come in waves, and folks who care about good hardware have been circling the date with a big red marker.
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Now, let’s talk money, because that’s what’s making people gulp a little. The expected price for the standard Vivo X300 5G in India is approximately ₹54,990, which is as premium as a “flagship” device can get these days, but not completely outrageous compared to other top-tier devices currently available. There’s a bit of muttering about how high-end phones cost more than some laptops at this point, but you get what you pay for: this phone is packing specs meant to impress—not to mention, turn a few heads when you flip it out at a café. Some of my friends actually joke that it’s the kind of price you’d pay to make strangers ask, “Whoa, is that the new X300?”
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Anyway, what you’re looking at front and center is the display. Vivo is going all-in on a 6.67-inch AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ support. Imagine scrolling Instagram or gaming with colors that basically jump out of the phone, and brightness so strong (peak 4500 nits, they say) you could probably use it as a flashlight in an emergency—or just read WhatsApp by the pool at noon and not squint. I had an old phone that basically became unreadable outdoors, so these stats aren’t just glossy marketing; they mean real usability. Plus, the screen curves just enough to feel fancy but not enough to keep you from gripping it like a normal human—thank goodness.
But what really sells a phone these days is battery. The X300 promises a 6000 mAh pack on the base model (heard whispers of 7000 mAh for the Pro variant), along with 120W fast charging. Translation: charge it once before your morning coffee, and it might last until a late-night binge—even if you spend a little too long watching reels. I always forget my charger on overnight trips, so having something that lets me coast without a constant low-battery panic is, honestly, a relief. Also, reverse charging means it doubles as a power bank if your Bluetooth earbuds start whining for juice mid-commute.
Specs-wise, Vivo isn’t playing. We’re talking a MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chip, 12 GB RAM, 256 GB storage—enough for five years of cat photos and then some. The rear camera system on the standard is dual 50 MP lenses (wide + telephoto), but here’s the wild part: the X300 Pro variant is going all out with a whopping 200 MP sensor. If you ever fancied yourself a casual phone photographer at weddings or street food stalls, you’ll have pixels to spare (and maybe overshoot a bit, just for fun). The front camera is a sharp 50 MP punch-hole lens, so selfies at sunset? Sorted.
Some extra goodies thrown in include Android v15 with OriginOS 5, 5G dual SIM, WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.4, NFC, IR Blaster, and IP69-level water and dust resistance (finally, a phone for clumsy folks who drop things in the sink). Plus, there’s even talk of satellite messaging support, which feels futuristic. All in all, Vivo is clearly trying to build a device that you’d brag about—or maybe just quietly smile when someone asks if your phone “can do that thing.”
—So, what’s the vibe? It’s expensive but packed with enough features to make you feel you got something for that price. The battery is king, the display dazzles, and the camera is basically overkill for anyone except dedicated content creators or devoted pet parents photographing every sleepy dog face. That launch day is coming—maybe don’t set your alarm for midnight, but if you do, that’s between you and your excitement. And hey, if you get your hands on one, try not to drop it in the pool just to test the water resistance. (But if you do, let me know how it turns out.)
