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vivo Launches X300 Series Flagship Smartphones in South Africa

By Africazine

The launch of the vivo X300 Series in South Africa marks a bold entry into the flagship smartphone market.

Last week, vivo South Africa unveiled the vivo X300 and X300 Pro in Johannesburg, positioning them as premier devices for 2026. The X300 starts at around R32 000, while the Pro version is priced at roughly R40 000, with preorders available immediately.

vivo X300 Series Launch Highlights in South Africa

The event showcased vivo’s commitment to premium imaging and performance. The X300 Pro features a 50MP main sensor and a 200MP telephoto camera, emphasizing its capabilities for photography enthusiasts. The standard X300 also impresses with a 200MP main camera and additional sensors, ensuring it stands out in the flagship category.

vivo’s collaboration with ZEISS enhances the imaging experience, particularly with the optional telephoto lens kit for the Pro model. This accessory transforms the smartphone into a more camera-like device, appealing to creators and photography lovers.

Key Features of the vivo X300 Series

Both models are powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset, highlighting their performance and efficiency. They run on Android 16 with OriginOS 6, offering a smooth user experience filled with AI-driven features. The design reflects a premium aesthetic, with the Pro model featuring a 6.78-inch LTPO AMOLED display and the standard model a 6.31-inch version.

Battery life is another standout feature, with the X300 equipped with a 6 040mAh battery and the Pro model boasting a 6 510mAh battery. Both support fast charging options, indicating that these devices are built for heavy usage.

Upcoming Availability and Pricing Details

  • Preorders for the X300 Series are available immediately.
  • Devices will begin shipping from February 9, 2026.
  • The X300 is priced at around R32 000.
  • The X300 Pro is priced at roughly R40 000.
  • The telephoto lens kit is available separately or bundled with launch deals.

The vivo X300 Series is set to redefine flagship smartphones in South Africa with its impressive features and bold design.

vivo Launches X300 Series Flagship Smartphones in South Africa

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