Vivo X200 FE is a compact new phone from the Chinese company, and it has been roaming the global markets ever since its launch on June 23rd. Our sources report that the phone might be headed to Pakistan next. If all goes smoothly, the compact X200 FE should arrive in the local market by mid-July.
Vivo should start teasing the device on its social media pages soon. For the specs, though, we don’t have to wait since it’s already retailing in other countries. All you need to know about Vivo’s X200 FE is right here. This is a brief overview of its specs, storage options, and price.
The X200 FE isn’t really an original device but just a rebrand of Vivo’s own S30 Pro Mini phone, which is exclusive to the Chinese market. They have identical designs and the same specifications, barring one exception. This X200 FE gets a Zeiss treatment for the cameras. Vivo S30 Pro mini doesn’t.
You can look forward to a 6.31” AMOLED LTPO display, which is a rare commodity on compact phones like the Vivo FE new model. This small form-factor phone not only has a variable 1-120Hz refresh rate but also a peak 5000nits brightness over a 1.5k resolution panel.
Of course, there’s an Android 15 FunTouch OS running on this phone out of the box, and the chipset inside it is a Dimensity 9300+ clocked at 3.4GHz. The global variant of the phone carries a 6500mAh battery, which is miraculous for its size. We suspect the variant landing in Pakistan has the same battery size.
Another amazing feature on this phone is a 90W charging backup to refuel the 6500mAh cell. And for a compact design, its camera system isn’t too shabby either. There’s a 50MP IMX921 sensor under the Main lens and a 50MP IMX882 telephoto sensor for the 3X optical zoom camera.
We have a third lens outside the main camera housing, which is an 8MP ultrawide unit. The selfie shooter also has a 50MP sensor. It’s IP69 rated for a dust-tight and waterproof build. It features WiFi 7, and there’s an optical fingerprint reader under the screen for privacy and lock screen access. Vivo X200 FE’s cost in the global market is around € 700 (~PKR 233,000). Expect its Pakistani price to be in the ballpark.
