vivo launched the X300 Ultra in China yesterday as its all-out camera flagship of the year. Thankfully, this device is also going to be officially sold outside of China, and it looks like the EU will be getting it too.
The European version of the device has now purportedly been found in the EPREL database, which is the European Register of Products for Energy Labelling. It has the model number V2562 and comes with a battery capacity rated at 6,395 mAh.
European vivo X300 Ultra at EPREL
This will most likely translate into an advertised capacity of 6,500 mAh, which means the phone will have a smaller battery in the EU than it does in China, but only by a measly 100 mAh. That’s definitely much better than we’ve seen in some instances before, and in day to day use this will probably not be felt at all.
The X300 Ultra received a B rating overall, with a B rating for drop resistance and a C rating for repairability. It is certified to go to 1,200 charging cycles before the battery reaches 80% of its initial capacity, and it’s also IP68 certified for dust and water resistance.
The phone will ship in the EU with a case in the box, but no charger, unsurprisingly. It will also receive Android security updates for at least five years.
Via (in Greek)
