Vivo X300 Review = Vivo x300 lens heavily on its main sensor for daylight work, and that large 200-megapixel unit resolves fine texture in foliage, fabric, and skin with a naturalness that avoids the oversharpened look cheaper phones fall into. The pairing of a secondary 50-megapixel lens for wider framing and another 50-megapixel unit dedicated to close-in reach means switching from a group shot to a tighter portrait doesn’t require stepping backward or forward, with edge detection around hair and shoulders staying convincing rather than cut-out. Indoors, white balance holds steady under mixed lighting, though noise creeps in once the room gets genuinely dim. The 3x optical range covers everyday framing needs, while pushing toward the 100x digital ceiling turns shots into distant, softened approximations best reserved for identifying a subject rather than printing it. Selfies Camera 50 MP that carry accurate skin tones, and video tops out at smooth 4K footage suited to casual creators, dual-LED flash rounding out low-light rear shooting without a front-facing equivalent.