The vivo X200 Ultra ranks second in the world with a DXO score of 167, surpassing Huawei and Apple flagships.

The evaluation agency DXOMARK released the imaging scores of vivo X200 Ultra.

Under DXO’s latest sixth edition imaging benchmark test, the vivo X200 Ultra scored 167 points, ranking second in the global imaging rankings, ahead of the two flagships Huawei Pura 70 Ultra and Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max.

It is understood that DXO evaluated the vivo X200 Ultra as the “best choice for photography”, especially the main camera lens with a 35mm equivalent focal length, which is unique among similar products and has distinct differentiated advantages.

vivo X200 Ultra core imaging highlights:

Excellent exposure control in complex scenes such as portraits and backlighting;

Portrait mode subjects are accurately segmented, with minimal depth-of-field artifacts;

The 200-megapixel telephoto lens can present sharp details even within 10x zoom.

According to the sample comparison, in backlit scenes, the vivo X200 Ultra renders a more natural contrast than the OPPO Find X8 Ultra.

In portrait mode, 
the vivo X200 Ultra retains finer hair details than the Xiaomi 15 Ultra.

In low-light environments, the X200 Ultra has better contrast and imaging details than the iPhone 16 Pro Max.

When shooting at ultra-telephoto, the vivo X200 Ultra produces sharp images with more natural details.

It is understood that the vivo X200 Ultra is the first to be equipped with Zeiss’ three fixed-focus master lenses, and all three lenses are main camera specifications.

Among them, the main camera and wide-angle lens are both 50-megapixel 1/1.28-inch large-bottom Sony LYT-818 sensors, and the periscope telephoto lens is a 200-megapixel 1/1.4-inch large-bottom Samsung HP9.