Vivo X200 Ultra to launch with pro-level photography kit

Vivo is gearing up to launch its highly anticipated flagship, the X200 Ultra, in China on April 21—and it's not coming alone. The smartphone will reportedly debut with an optional photography kit designed to deliver a professional shooting experience, positioning it as a direct rival to the Xiaomi 15 Ultra.

Photography Kit: Features & Design

As revealed by Vivo Product Manager Han Boxiao on Weibo and reported by Gadgets360, the photography kit boasts a retro-style black design and includes several key accessories aimed at elevating the mobile photography experience.

Among its standout features is a custom-built bracket that enhances camera stability, ensuring crisper, shake-free shots. A dedicated video button is also included, allowing users to instantly start video recording with a single press.

Additionally, the kit will come with a shoulder strap for portability and is expected to be available in multiple colour options, expanding beyond the teaser image shown. It will feature USB Type-C support and house a 2,300mAh battery, adding both convenience and longevity to mobile shooting sessions.

Vivo X200 Ultra: Specs and Highlights

Vivo Vice President Huang Tao has teased that the X200 Ultra will arrive in three colour variants—black, red, and silver. Camera-wise, the smartphone is expected to pack a Zeiss-engineered quad-camera system featuring:

An 85mm APO telephoto lens

A 14mm ultra-wide-angle lens

A 35mm humanistic documentary lens

A fourth undisclosed sensor

Backed by optical image stabilization (OIS) and powered by Vivo’s V3+ and VS1 imaging chipsets, the phone is designed for serious photographers.

Under the hood, the X200 Ultra is likely to feature the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, with support for wireless and bypass charging.

Other highlights include:

2K display with Zeiss Master Colour technology

Eye protection modes

Armour glass for durability

In-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensor for added security

With this launch, Vivo aims to set a new benchmark in smartphone photography, combining hardware innovation with sleek, pro-grade accessories.