vivo X500 Pro Max
12/512GB · Sunset Orange · New Condition · Not Activated
vivo X500 Pro Max
12/512GB · Sunset Orange · New Condition · Not Activated
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vivo X500 Pro Max
Quick Facts
Feature | Details |
|---|---|
Launch Year | 2026 |
Display | 6.85-inch LTPO AMOLED, 3168 × 1440 resolution, adaptive 1–144Hz |
Processor | MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro, 2nm |
Rear Cameras | 50MP main with OIS + 50MP ultrawide with autofocus + 200MP ZEISS APO periscope telephoto with OIS |
Front Camera | 50MP, f/2.0 |
Battery | 7,800mAh typical capacity |
Charging | Up to 90W wired FlashCharge and up to 40W Wireless FlashCharge with compatible equipment |
RAM & Storage | Singapore model: 12GB physical LPDDR5X Ultra RAM and 512GB UFS 4.1 storage; no memory card expansion |
Software & Network | Launched with OriginOS 7 based on Android 17; 5G and dual nano-SIM support |
Weight | Approximately 229g in Sunset Orange and Starry Gray |
Overview
The vivo X500 Pro Max is a large Android smartphone built around photography and video. Its dedicated telephoto camera, subject-tracking features and advanced recording modes suit buyers who regularly capture portraits, performances, travel scenes and moving subjects.
The spacious display also makes it useful for reviewing footage, editing photographs and watching films. A substantial battery and both wired and wireless charging support a routine that combines creative work with everyday communication.
Size is the main trade-off. At approximately 229g, the X500 Pro Max is a substantial phone to carry and hold. Buyers who prefer easier handling should also consider the smaller X500, while the X300 Pro remains relevant for those who want a 200MP telephoto camera without needing every new video feature.
Key Highlights
1. A Dedicated 200MP ZEISS Telephoto Camera
The 200MP ZEISS APO telephoto combines an 85mm equivalent focal length, a 1/1.4-inch sensor and optical stabilisation. Alongside the main and ultrawide cameras, it provides different ways to frame a scene without depending entirely on digital zoom.
Why it matters:
The telephoto frames portraits from a comfortable distance.
It brings distant architectural details and performers closer in the composition.
Optical stabilisation helps reduce blur caused by hand movement.
A 15cm minimum telephoto focusing distance opens up close-up photography.
The separate ultrawide camera captures broader scenery when you cannot step back.
Optional telephoto extenders provide additional reach, but they are separate accessories and are not required for the phone’s built-in telephoto camera.
2. More Control Over Video and Moving Subjects
The X500 Pro Max supports main-camera recording at up to 4K 240fps, alongside Cinematic Pro Log Video and Stage Mode 3.0. These features give enthusiastic video creators more options for motion, framing and editing.
Why it matters:
High-frame-rate 4K capture allows detailed slow-motion sequences.
Pro Log recording provides flexibility for adjusting colour during editing.
Auto Framing Fancam Video helps keep a moving performer within the frame.
Dual-view stage recording combines a wider view with a closer perspective.
Main-camera optical stabilisation helps steady handheld footage.
Recording options vary by camera and mode. High-resolution and high-frame-rate footage also uses more storage, making file management important for frequent video recording.
3. A Large, Sharp Display Backed by a Substantial Battery
The 6.85-inch LTPO AMOLED screen provides ample space for media, maps and editing controls. Its adaptive refresh rate works alongside the 7,800mAh battery to balance different viewing demands, although actual power consumption depends on usage and settings.
Why it matters:
The large screen makes photographs and video timelines easier to review.
The 3168 × 1440 resolution keeps fine text and image details clear.
LTPO technology allows the refresh rate to adjust to supported content.
Refresh rates up to 144Hz support smoother motion in compatible apps and games.
The substantial battery provides a useful reserve for photography, navigation and streaming.
The 144Hz setting requires adaptive dimming and supported apps or games; it does not apply to every screen or activity.
Key Features Explained
Feature | Specification | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
Display | 6.85-inch LTPO AMOLED, 3168 × 1440 | Provides a spacious, detailed view for entertainment and editing. |
Refresh rate | Adaptive 1–144Hz | Adjusts to supported content; maximum refresh requires compatible apps and settings. |
Processor | MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro, 2nm | Handles demanding camera processing, games and multitasking. |
Memory and storage | 12GB physical RAM; 512GB UFS 4.1; no memory card expansion | Provides substantial built-in capacity, but large video libraries require storage management. |
Main camera | 50MP, 1/1.28-inch sensor, f/1.57, 24mm equivalent, OIS | Covers everyday scenes and video with optical stabilisation. |
Telephoto camera | 200MP ZEISS APO, 85mm equivalent, OIS, 15cm minimum focus distance | Supports tighter portraits, distant subjects and close-up details. |
Ultrawide camera | 50MP, 15mm equivalent, f/2.0, autofocus | Fits more scenery, architecture or people into the frame. |
Front camera | 50MP, f/2.0 | Supports selfies, video calls and front-camera recording. |
Video tools | Up to 4K 240fps on the main camera; Pro Log; Stage Mode 3.0 | Offers slow motion and greater creative control; capabilities depend on the selected mode. |
Battery | 7,800mAh typical | Provides substantial capacity for mixed use without guaranteeing a fixed runtime. |
Charging | Up to 90W wired and up to 40W wireless | Supports convenient top-ups with compatible equipment. |
Dust and water resistance | IP68 and IP69 | Adds protection under specified laboratory conditions; resistance diminishes with wear. |
Fingerprint unlocking | 3D ultrasonic fingerprint sensor | Provides fingerprint authentication through the display. |
Compare Related Models
The comparison below uses Singapore configurations. Battery figures are typical capacities.
Feature | vivo X500 Pro Max | vivo X500 | vivo X300 Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
Launch Year | 2026 | 2026 | 2025 |
Display Size | 6.85 inches | 6.59 inches | 6.78 inches |
Display Type | LTPO AMOLED | AMOLED | LTPO AMOLED |
Resolution | 3168 × 1440 | 2750 × 1260 | 2800 × 1260 |
Refresh Rate | Adaptive 1–144Hz | Up to 144Hz | Adaptive 1–120Hz |
Processor | MediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro | MediaTek Dimensity 9600M | MediaTek Dimensity 9500 |
Rear Cameras | 50MP main with OIS + 50MP ultrawide + 200MP telephoto with OIS | 50MP main with OIS + 50MP ultrawide + 64MP telephoto with OIS | 50MP main with OIS + 50MP ultrawide + 200MP telephoto with OIS |
Front Camera | 50MP | 50MP | 50MP |
Battery | 7,800mAh | 7,500mAh | 6,510mAh |
Wired Charging | Up to 90W | Up to 90W | Up to 90W |
Storage | 512GB | 512GB | 512GB |
Network | 5G | 5G | 5G |
Weight | 229g | 211g–213g | 226g |
Physical RAM | 12GB | 12GB | 16GB |
Which Model Should You Choose?
Model | Recommended For |
|---|---|
vivo X500 Pro Max | Buyers who prioritise advanced video tools, a high-resolution large display and a 200MP telephoto camera. |
vivo X500 | Buyers who want a smaller, lighter phone with a substantial battery, dedicated telephoto camera and wireless charging. |
vivo X300 Pro | Buyers who want a 200MP telephoto camera and 16GB physical RAM, particularly when a lower-priced listing makes its older hardware worthwhile. |
Alternatives to the vivo X500 Pro Max
If you are comparing before buying, you may also want to check these related SellUp Marketplace pages:
vivo X500 — A smaller and lighter alternative with a 7,500mAh battery and 64MP telephoto camera.
vivo X300 Pro — An earlier model with a 200MP ZEISS APO telephoto camera, LTPO display and 16GB physical RAM.
Common Questions
1. Is the vivo X500 Pro Max good for everyday use?
Yes. Its processor, large display and substantial battery suit navigation, streaming, communication and multitasking. Its 229g weight and broad body are worth considering if you often use your phone with one hand.
2. Does the vivo X500 Pro Max support 5G?
Yes. The Singapore model supports 5G and two nano-SIM cards. Dual SIM Dual Active operation depends on supported band combinations, carrier services and software.
3. Is the vivo X500 Pro Max better than the vivo X300 Pro?
The X500 Pro Max offers a newer processor, a larger and higher-resolution display, more battery capacity and up to 4K 240fps main-camera recording. The Singapore X300 Pro has more physical RAM, and both phones feature a 200MP telephoto camera. The better choice depends on how much you value the newer video and display features.
4. Does the vivo X500 Pro Max support wireless charging?
Yes, up to 40W with the compatible vivo or iQOO 50W Vertical Wireless Charger 2 and appropriate charger and cable. The first-generation versions of those vertical chargers are not compatible.
5. Is the vivo X500 Pro Max water-resistant?
Yes. It has IP68 and IP69 ratings under controlled laboratory conditions. Protection is not permanent and may decrease with daily use; deliberate immersion should be avoided.
6. Is the vivo X500 Pro Max worth buying?
It is worth considering if telephoto photography, advanced video recording and a large display are important to you. For lighter everyday use, the smaller X500 may offer a more comfortable balance of features and handling.
Why Buy the vivo X500 Pro Max?
The vivo X500 Pro Max suits buyers who regularly photograph distant subjects, record performances or edit footage on their phone. Its telephoto camera, flexible video modes, detailed display and substantial battery make it a capable creative companion, provided you are comfortable with its size and weight.
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