vivo X300 Series Leaks Point to 7,000mAh Batteries Across the Lineup

Fresh details about vivo’s next flagship smartphone family have surfaced months ahead of launch, with a new leak suggesting the entire vivo X500 series could arrive with significantly larger batteries than previous generations.

According to information shared by tipster Smart Pikachu, every model in the upcoming lineup is expected to carry a battery rated at no less than 7,000mAh. If accurate, that would mark a notable shift for vivo’s premium phones, particularly in the flagship segment where balancing battery size, device thickness, and thermal performance remains a major design challenge.

The latest claim echoes an earlier report from November last year that pointed to the same battery capacity target. While vivo has not confirmed any specifications, the repetition of the figure across separate leaks has added weight to expectations surrounding the series.

Recent reports indicate the vivo X500 family may include four separate models. Among them is a newly tipped Pro Max variant, which is expected to feature a 6.9-inch display. The remaining devices are said to come with 6.37-inch, 6.59-inch, and 6.85-inch screens, suggesting vivo could continue offering multiple size options across the range.

The leaked details arrive as attention remains on the current generation, including the vivo X300 5G and vivo X300 Pro 5G models already available in several markets. Pricing information attached to current listings shows the devices being sold in different memory configurations, though no official pricing has yet emerged for the successor lineup.

So far, the available information around the X500 series remains limited to display sizes and battery expectations. vivo has yet to announce a launch window or confirm the final naming structure of the devices.

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With the company still months away from an official unveiling, the picture around the next-generation lineup is likely to continue evolving through additional leaks and supply-chain reports in the weeks ahead.