Both smartphones are premium offerings from Vivo’s X‑series lineup, but they target slightly different users. Here’s how they stack up:

1. 💰 Price: Value vs Premium Tier

Vivo X200T / X200 Series (base) starts around ₹59,999 for 12GB/256GB and up to ₹69,999 for 12GB/512GB — strong value for performance and battery.

Vivo X300 5G starts higher — around ₹75,999 for 12GB/256GB and up to ~₹85,999 for 16GB/512GB.

👉 If budget is a big factor, the X200T gives excellent value. If you want top‑tier specs, the X300 justifies its price.

2. 📱 Display: Big Screen vs Compact Flagship

X200T / X200: Larger 6.67‑inch AMOLED with 120Hz refresh rate and 1.5K resolution — great for media and gaming.

X300: 6.31‑inch LTPO AMOLED display with adaptive 120Hz and slightly higher peak brightness/energy efficiency.

💡 Bottom line:

X200T = larger screen surdata-face, slightly better static resolution.

X300 = more premium panel tech, adaptive refresh saves battery.

3. ⚙️ Performance: Powerful but Different Chips

X200T is powered by MediaTek Dimensity 9400+, a high‑end flagship‑level chip.

X300 uses MediaTek Dimensity 9500, offering faster performance and better efficiency.

🎮 If you game heavily or multitask, the X300’s newer chip feels snappier and more future‑proof.

4. 📸 Cameras: Detail Matters

Rear Cameras

X200T: Triple 50MP cameras (wide + ultra‑wide + telephoto 3x).

X300: 200MP primary sensor + 50MP ultra‑wide + 50MP telephoto with 3x optical zoom — significantly better imaging potential.

📸 Selfies:

X200T: 32MP front camera.

X300: 50MP front camera — sharper, more detailed selfies.

👉 In photography, the X300 dominates with superior sensors and more detailed images.

5. 🔋 Battery & Charging

X200T: 6,200 mAh battery — slightly larger capacity.

X300: 6,040 mAh battery, still very capable.

⏱️ Both support 90 W wired fast charging and 40 W wireless charging.

📍 Verdict: X200T may last a bit longer in everyday use thanks to its bigger cell, but both provide excellent battery life.

6. 🧠 Software & Updates

Both phones run Android 16 with OriginOS 6 and are slated for long‑term software support (multiple OS and security updates).

7. 🧱 Design & Build

X200T: Slightly larger and heavier due to the bigger screen and battery.

X300: More compact and lighter, easier for one‑handed use.

🛡️ Both have robust build quality with IP68/IP69 durability.

8. 🎓 Who Should You Buy? Quick Picks

✅ Choose X200T If:

You want big screen viewing experience.

Battery life and value matter most.

You want flagship‑level performance at a lower price.

📊 Best for: Multimedia, productivity users, value seekers.

✅ Choose X300 If:

You care about camera performance and image quality.

You want faster performance and a premium compact display.

You’re OK paying more for flagship experience.

📸 Best for: Photography lovers, performance users, premium buyers.

9. 📌 Summary Table (Key Differences)

Feature

Vivo X200T

Vivo X300

Display

6.67″ 1.5K 120Hz

6.31″ LTPO 120Hz adaptive

Chipset

Dimensity 9400+

Dimensity 9500

Main Camera

Triple 50MP

200MP + 50MP + 50MP

Front Camera

32MP

50MP

Battery

6,200 mAh

6,040 mAh

Launch Price

~₹59,999+

~₹75,999+

Best For

Value + battery

Photography + performance

📌 Final Thought:
If you want maximum value with long battery life and a big screen, go for the X200T. But if you want top‑tier performance and standout camera quality, the X300 is worth the extra spend — especially for people who love photography or heavy gaming.

 

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