X200 Pro 5G (Titanium Grey, 16GB RAM, 512GB Storage) with No Cost EMI/Additional Exchange Offers

If you want a great camera centred phone, look no further. One of the best cameras, with outstanding performance and battery life. Display quality is crisp and vivid, sound is very good. I got this for 82k, 9k card discount and 4k cashback. So it was a worthy purchase for me perfect value for money.

I switched from oneplus 11 to oneplus 12 and then heard about X200 pro that its the perfect camera phone. After watching and reading tons of review, i was tempted to buy this phone. Soon found that the hype is real. Camera is unbeatable by any big names in the market. The camera is so good that you will not any DSLR ever. The camera app is so much full of options to try your photography skills. The portraits are perfect, zoom is great, macro mode is surprisingly good. Yes, the phone is camera centric and does live upto the expectations. I am not a gamer and phone is above expectations in battery, display, charging, connectivity, sensors etc. no issues at all. If i have to state cons, not exactly, but yes could have been better, then two things are there- 1. Funtouch OS- not bad at all but you will feel something is missing when you come from OS like Oxygen OS. It lacks refinement. But its not the issue. 2. Camera dial- its having a groove around the camera circle which keeps the dust and not easy to clean. You have to keep using the case and cleaning it periodically. Thats it. Trust me, You can blindly go for the phone.

I am a fan of Vivo's camera since I bought X60 pro... I upgraded from X60 pro to X200 pro... The difference I noticed between these two is - Battery life is tremendous... It lasts easily upto 1.5 to 2 days with my normal usage... With intense camera usage it last easily upto 1 full day... I am not a gamer, so didn't test with games - Smooth interface... My X60 pro also smooth but due to smaller battery I always keep it in 60 hz and reduce animation to maximize the battery life... Even though it ll last upto three fourth of the day only and if I use camera, it will last half a day only... But in X200 pro I use all high settings to get a premium feel and with higher settings it last for 1.5 to 2 days easily... So because of battery, I could able get all premium feel that I missed in X60 pro in X200 pro... - Camera.... Ofcourse X60 pro also is a very good camera even after 3.5 years of usage... But in X200 pro I could able to take more candid photos as it processing speed a very high... X60 pro also can able to take awesome photos but I have to ask everyone to stop moving to get sharp photos... But in this phone I could casually click photos and it will be crystal clear... I think AI helps in that... Zooming is big upgrade in camera... In X60 zooming is not good as pictures will have dots and broken when zoomed... Even in portrait mode I cud only zoom upto 2x in X60... But this phone I could zoom upto 10x in portrait mode without comproming the quality... So I don't need to go closer to get a beautiful photo... We can click someone's portrait beautifully without letting them know... Same thing for macro shots too... No need to go closer... We can click from a distance so that insects won't run haha... Front camera - I didn't get any feel in upgrade regarding front camera... Its average only like in X60 pro... IR Blaster - Ah a most underrated feature that every phone should have... Very useful... Finally I got it... Verdict: Most of my friends and relatives started scolding me for spending this much on vivo phone... But nothing wrong in that I feel... If a brand gives good product, why can't we accept that... People fixed with iphone and samsung for pride... But I feel Vivo doing a good job and I feel it's best in photography... Only negative I felt is too big camera bump makes the phone weight unbalanced... But we ll get used to it...

What a Purchase this has been. Writing a review after using it for over a month. Blown away by the camera app, features, quality of pictures. The camera is the best in the market. I feel it's comparable to Samsung S25. The pro mode of the camera gives us 24mm to 85mm focal length options which is perfect for portraits, macro photography, and landscapes. Love the options that the camera app gives which has allowed me to shift away from my DSLR and use the phone camera full time. Storage of 512 GB keeps me worry free for storage space concerns. Please note that the camera being this good and comparable to Samsung s25, the phone comes at atleast 50k cheaper than the 512GB Samsung variant. The battery is very strong. With excessive use the battery lasts for 24 hours or more. Medium use battery lasts for 2 days or more. Calling: very clear and no call drops noticed till date. Connectivity of data and wifi also works very well. Build quality is also very premium. A good back cover is enough. But go for lens cover as well as the bump of the lenses needs to be protected. The eight of the phone is a bit more than the rest of the phones due to lenses so be mindful. Charging is fluid and fast. No major heating issues observed. Heating of the phone happens which is regular and comparable to other phones like Google pixel and samsung that I have observed. Screen gives crisp video viewing experience. 4k videos are a treat to watch. Ott and social media content will be very fluid for viewers. Screen brightness during indoor and outdoor use is very good.

This is phone is really good. I upgraded from an s22 ultra. UI is really not that bad as everyone say. It could be better but it's really good on the basics like animation, customisation etc but not on par with oneui 7. The display is also good. Plenty bright and dims very well. Personally not a fan of the color saturation but no complaints here. The sound is good. Rich and loud but the volume levels are not linear. Camera is great ofcourse. Both main and the telephoto. Stunning photos and videos. Vivo has nailed the balance between true to life and rich vibrant colours.Ultra wide is average. Selfie camera is trash. The battery life is not on par with the capacity. This could be improved through updates and the charging speed is acceptable. The Bulld quality isn't as great but nothing bad. It doesn't feel like a tank when you hold it. Performance is really great. Everything runs without a hassle. Mediatek is better than snappy in terms of sustained performance but this doesn't give peak like 8 elite. Vibration motor is okish. Button are also okish. Fingerprint scanner is best in class. Overall pretty good phone with few little downsides.

The Vivo X200 Pro 5G is a fantastic smartphone that delivers a near-perfect flagship experience. From the moment you unbox it, the premium design and sleek finish immediately blow me away. The display is stunning—vivid colors, sharp details, and excellent brightness levels, joy to consume content. Performance is exceptional, thanks to the MediaTek Dimensity 9400 chipset. Multitasking, gaming, and even intensive tasks are handled effortlessly, with no signs of lag or slowdown. The 5G connectivity is incredibly fast. The camera system is a highlight, capturing breathtakingly detailed and vibrant photos. You will just love snapping every moments, this phone won't disappoint. Battery life is reliable and easily lasts a full day with heavy use. The fast-charging feature is a huge plus, as it quickly gets the phone powered up in no time. cons: If Vivo had opted for the SD 8 Elite chipset, this phone could have been the ultimate flagship. That said, the Dimensity 9400 still performs like a beast, so it’s not a dealbreaker. The large camera module slightly affects the in-hand feel. It’s not uncomfortable, but you definitely notice it during extended use. A good case helps balance things out. Overall, the Vivo X200 Pro 5G is an incredible phone that checks almost all the right boxes. Despite the minor cons, it’s a premium, feature-rich device that I’d highly recommend to anyone looking for a cutting-edge smartphone!

Camera: Best in the market, significantly better than my previous Samsung S21 Ultra. The 10x, 5x, and 3x zoom are excellent. AI Features: Not on the level of Samsung S24/S25 Ultra. Design: Looks good, but the camera bump doesn’t feel very practical. Still getting used to it after a month. Display: Great quality, no complaints. Sound: Good and clear. UI: A major drawback. Samsung’s One UI is far better in terms of experience. Gaming: Performs well with smooth gameplay. Battery: Good battery life, lasts well through the day. Build & Feel: Slim, compact, and feels premium in hand. IR Blaster: Placed in the camera module instead of on top, but having it is still better than not. Processor: Was initially nervous about the Dimensity chip, but it turned out to be really capable. Social Media Camera Integration: Needs improvement. Vivo should work on better integration like Apple does with Instagram and Snapchat. Overall: Not a perfect phone, but a well-balanced one with the best camera in the market. Haven’t faced any issues so far.

Initial Impressions: Everyone around me was shocked when they heard the price I paid for a Vivo brand phone. They all asked me why I didn't opt for an iPhone or a Galaxy instead. But in my opinion I chose a right mobile( good camera, battery life, display, 512GB storage and 16GB RAM) as per my requirement and budget. Below are my initial impressions. I don't play games hence not tested the gaming performance and heat management. Pros: 1. *Camera*: The camera is excellent by smartphone standards, particularly when it comes to portraits and macros. However, it won't replace a DSLR, as some reviewers have claimed. 2. *Battery*: The battery life is very good. With my usage, it lasts for a day and a half, which is an improvement over my previous phone, the Oppo Find X2, which only lasted a day. 3. *Display*: The display is good. 4. *Design*: The phone looks premium, especially the back. Cons: 1. *Weight*: The phone is heavy, and the weight distribution is not well-balanced, making it uncomfortable to hold for an extended period. Verdict: If photography is your top priority, you may want to consider this phone. Keep in mind that in good lighting conditions, any smartphone can capture good photos. However, in low-light conditions, budget phones can struggle to capture the scene, and that's where a premium phone can perform better. If you're on a tight budget, it's best to skip premium phones altogether.