It's undeniable that Vivo is among those manufacturers that focus heavily on the flagship's photography results, and the upcoming X series from the brand would be no different. The Vivo X300 series is approaching its launch, revealing more secrets in leaks. Let's check out the specifications of this new phone from the Chinese manufacturer. First of all, let's start with what's most visible. Taking the first spot, we have a camera based on the Samsung HPB sensor, which has a size of 1/1.4" and a resolution of 200 MP. This will be the main module in the new smartphone, the Vivo X300. Additionally, a 50MP Samsung JN1 or JN5 sensor is expected to be on board as an ultra-wide-angle module. A telephoto camera, based on a Sony IMX895 sensor, has also been included. This setup is definitely appealing, especially since it offers improvements over its predecessors. In addition, we also know a bit about the remaining specifications. There's talk of using the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 processor and a 6510 mAh battery in the "Pro" version of the X300 by Vivo. However, it's unclear when the new smartphone series will be officially unveiled. Judging by the launch of its predecessors in Pakistan, it's likely it won't be until next year. The problem is, it will likely launch in China first. Here, in turn, it's rumoured that these will be among the first smartphones powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500, leaving Samsung and others behind. Vivo X300 is scheduled for release on September 22nd. So, we can expect more and more leaks about these models in the coming days.