The focal length is like a camera, affirming the ambition to replace the DSLR

Vivo is preparing to launch the X200 Ultra flagship model next week. Prior to the official event, the company has released a new teaser series, including the actual image of the product in three color versions with separate textured backs, and portrait photos in popular focal lengths such as 35 mm, 50 mm and 85 mm.

From the published images, it can be seen that the design of the rear camera cluster of the X200 Ultra accounts for most of the back, even larger than rivals such as iPhone 16 Pro Max, Xiaomi 15 Ultra or Galaxy S25 Ultra. This is a sign that Vivo is very serious with the statement that this phone can replace a true DSLR camera.

In the new promotional videos, Vivo especially emphasizes the ability to take full portrait photography, as well as the power of the new AI image processing system. Sample images show the ability to control the depth of field, sharpness and details in different lighting conditions are impressive.

Earlier, Vivo confirmed that the X200 Ultra owns three Zeiss lens clusters with fixed focal lengths: 14 mm super wide, 35 mm standard and 85 mm telephoto, all equipped with OIS anti-vibration technology and high-end sensor such as Sony LYT-818 and Samsung HP9. The device also has a built -in VS1 AI ISP image chip and Snapdragon 8 Elite processor.

All of these points show that Vivo X200 Ultra is not only a high -end phone, but also a potential professional photography device in the form of a smartphone. The product will officially launch on April 21.