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Vivo’s first Pro Max phone proves its Ultra is still in a league of its own

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By Dominic Preston
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Vivo’s first Pro Max phone proves its Ultra is still in a league of its own
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The X500 Pro Max is the first Vivo flagship to sit between its Pro and Ultra tiers. | Photo: Dominic Preston / The Verge When I declared this spring that Vivo's X300 Ultra had the best cameras in any phone, two things made it stand out in my mind: its excellent main camera with a narrow 35mm focal length and what remains the most capable ultrawide in any phone worldwide. You won't find either in the new X500 Pro Max. It has an impressive camera system with world-leading dynamic range and the sam

Key Takeaways

  • Vivo’s first Pro Max phone proves its Ultra is still in a league of its own.
  • The X500 Pro Max is the first Vivo flagship to sit between its Pro and Ultra tiers.
  • You won't find either in the new X500 Pro Max.

The X500 Pro Max is the first Vivo flagship to sit between its Pro and Ultra tiers. | Photo: Dominic Preston / The Verge When I declared this spring that Vivo's X300 Ultra had the best cameras in any phone, two things made it stand out in my mind: its excellent main camera with a narrow 35mm focal length and what remains the most capable ultrawide in any phone worldwide. You won't find either in the new X500 Pro Max. It has an impressive camera system with world-leading dynamic range and the same great telephoto lens found in the Ultra. But it's lost a little something of what made its predecessor quite so special. Vivo X500 Pro Max ProsConsFantastic telephoto camera17 stops of dynamic range on the main cameraBig 7,800mAh battery1440p, 144Hz displayUltrawide … Read the full story at The Verge.

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