JAKARTA - Vivo is preparing to hit the flagship market after the Chinese New Year holiday in China. In the midst of fierce competition with Oppo and other brands, the latest leaks indicate that Vivo will not only launch the X300 Ultra, but also introduce a new model that sounds ambitious: Vivo X300 Max.
This information comes from the veteran Digital Chat Station leaker, who says that several of Vivo's latest flagship devices have bagged network access certification from China's SRRC or State Radio Regulation Commission. This certification confirms radio transmission permissions as well as support for the N79 frequency band, a technical detail that usually appears ahead of an official launch.
In the leak, three main model numbers appear, namely Vivo V2547A, V2547DA, and V2548A. V2547A is believed to be the Vivo X300 Ultra, while V2547DA is said to be a variant that supports Beidou satellite communication, a feature that has started to become popular in Chinese flagship phones for emergencies. The most interesting is V2548A, which is called the Vivo X300 Max.
The name X300 Max itself has just surfaced for the first time. This device is believed to be a phone that was previously rumored as the Vivo X300s, but now it seems to be repositioned as a "Max" variant with more extreme specifications.
Early specification leaks give an idea that the Vivo X300 Max will carry a 6.78-inch flat OLED screen with a 1.5K resolution. This panel is said to have super thin bezels, a hallmark of modern flagships that emphasize clean and immersive design. For security, Vivo is rumored to embed an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor under the screen, a technology that is faster and more accurate than conventional optical sensors.
In the camera sector, the Vivo X300 Max is predicted to appear bold. The back will be decorated with a circular camera module, with a 200 megapixel main camera as the mainstay. The camera will be accompanied by an ultra-wide lens and a mid-range telephoto periscope camera, giving flexibility in photography from wide angle to long distance zoom. This configuration indicates that Vivo is still serious about maintaining its reputation in the mobile photography segment.
For performance, the X300 Max will likely be powered by the Dimensity 9500 chipset. Interestingly, the leak says that the Plus version of this chipset was canceled, so Vivo chose to use the standard variant. Even so, the Dimensity 9500 is still positioned as a high-end SoC that is ready to challenge Snapdragon in the Android flagship segment.
One of the biggest attractions of the Vivo X300 Max is actually on its battery. This device is rumored to carry a jumbo 7,000 mAh battery, a figure that is rarely seen in thin flagship phones. If this leak is accurate, the X300 Max has the potential to be one of the flagship with the most battery-powered flagship this year, enough to make power banks start to feel irrelevant.
In addition to discussing the Vivo X300 series, Digital Chat Station also revealed information related to Oppo. The model with the code PME110 is said to belong to the Find X9s Pro, which was previously known as the Find X9s. Meanwhile, the model number for the Find X9 Ultra is still unknown.
All of these devices, both from Vivo and Oppo, are expected to be officially introduced in March in China. For the global market, most models are said to follow in the second quarter of this year. However, there is one important note: the Vivo X300 Max is rumored to be exclusive to the Chinese market.
If this leak proves true, Vivo seems to be preparing a trio of flagships with a different approach: the X300 Ultra for the most cutting-edge cameras and technology, the X300 Max for users who crave a large screen and a giant battery, and another variant for the global market. In short, Vivo is not just participating in the 2026 flagship race, but is coming with the intention of disrupting the competition map.
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