Vivo X200 Pro

Vivo X200 Pro — Overview

Updated Aug 2026

Vivo X200 Pro arrived in 2026 carrying a price tag of PKR 349,999 — a phone that sits well above the average price of phones listed on GadgetsPie, placing it firmly in flagship territory. Core specs run to a 6.78″ display, 16 GB of RAM, 512 GB of onboard storage, and 5G support.

On paper, the display is a 6.78″ LTPO AMOLED running at 120 Hz, close to the 6.67″ average size across our listings. Power comes from the Dimensity 9400, backed by 16 GB of RAM — well above the 10 GB average, which should mean smoother multitasking and fewer apps reloading from scratch.

On the back, the Vivo X200 Pro uses a three-lens setup that covers standard, ultrawide, and zoomed shots without needing to switch phones for different scenes. The main sensor is 50 MP, f/1.6, OIS (Zeiss), paired with a 200 MP, 3.7x optical telephoto lens for closer shots without digital cropping and a 50 MP ultrawide lens for landscapes and group shots. Selfies are handled by a 32 MP front camera.

Battery capacity is 6,000 mAh, roughly 19% above the 5,060 mAh average across our listings — a real advantage for anyone who tends to end the day low on charge. Wired charging tops out at 90 W, and it also supports wireless charging.

In the hand, the Vivo X200 Pro weighs 225 g, and has some real heft to it, which usually comes with a larger battery in return; its footprint measures 164.3 x 76.6 x 9.2 mm. It carries a IP68 rating for dust and water resistance.

On the connectivity side, the Vivo X200 Pro supports 5G alongside Wi-Fi 7.

At PKR 349,999, the Vivo X200 Pro runs above the average price across other Vivo phones in our database, positioning it toward the upper end of the brand's lineup. Street prices in Pakistan can shift with import duty and currency changes, so it's worth checking current retailer listings before buying — the figure here reflects the price on record at the time this page was last updated.

Shopping around at a similar price point? Worth a look: the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra at PKR 349,999, which offers less RAM and a smaller battery and the Xiaomi 17 Ultra at PKR 349,999, which offers the same amount of RAM and a smaller battery. See the full breakdown on the compare page linked above.

In short, the Vivo X200 Pro is worth a closer look for above-average battery life, generous RAM for smoother multitasking and a dedicated telephoto lens most phones at this price skip. Worth weighing against that: a price that puts it up against serious flagship competition. Use the compare tool above to see exactly how it stacks up against specific alternatives you're considering.