- Vivo is working on yet another model under the X300 series, dubbed as Vivo X300 Max.
- Launching sometime in March or April this year, the model will slot between X300 and X300 Pro, powered by Dimensity 9500 SoC.
- Vivo X300 Max likely houses a bigger battery at 7,000mAh plus 90W wired charging.
Vivo is reportedly preparing to expand its X300 smartphone series with a new model called the Vivo X300 Max. The device is expected to launch first in China and could sit between the standard X300 and X300 Pro in the lineup. Although the company has not made anything official yet, recent leaks and certification sightings suggest the phone is nearing release.
Vivo X300 Max is heading for launch; here’s everything we know
According to industry reports, the Vivo X300 Max carries the model number V2548A and has appeared in China’s 3C certification database. The device is expected to be positioned above the base X300 and a rumored X300e variant, while remaining below the X300 Pro.
While ‘Max’ and ‘Ultra’ branding often indicate a top-tier model, Vivo appears to be using the label to highlight upgrades such as a larger battery and display rather than placing it above the Pro variant.
Well-known tipster Digital Chat Station shared on Weibo that the Vivo X300 Max may support 90W fast charging, matching the speeds offered by the X300 and X300 Pro.
Battery capacity could be a major highlight. The tipster suggests a battery close to 7,000mAh, while a report from SmartPrix points to a silicon-carbon battery in the 6,500 mAh to 6,800mAh range, figures that generally align with the larger capacity claims. The phone is also rumored to support 40W wireless charging, which would make it competitive among battery-focused flagship devices.
Vivo X300 Max specifications (rumored)
Leaks indicate the phone could feature a 6.78-inch LTPO OLED display with 1440p resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The panel is expected to be flat instead of curved, a design choice some users prefer for durability and usability.
The Vivo X300 Max is rumored to run on the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset, the same processor expected in the standard X300. This suggests Vivo may focus on endurance and display enhancements rather than boosting raw performance.
Reports suggest the device will include a triple rear camera setup, led by a 50MP primary sensor and a periscope telephoto lens. ZEISS branding is expected to remain part of the imaging system, continuing Vivo’s collaboration for enhanced photography performance.
Possible launch timeline and availability
Current leaks point to a China launch between late March and early April 2026. It is unclear whether the device will be released globally. Vivo sometimes limits certain models to the Chinese market, though a broader release could follow in Q2 2026 if the company expands availability.
As with any pre-launch information, specifications and release plans may change until Vivo makes an official announcement.
