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Vivo X200 Series Concert Artifact Upgrade for Camera Announced in China: New Features Rolling Out

Vivo X200 Series Concert Artifact Upgrade for Camera Announced in China: New Features Rolling Out

The Chinese consumer electronics maker – Vivo in its home market has announced the concert artifact upgrade for the latest X200 series smartphone models. As part of it, new features are being rolled out to its newly-released X200 series devices.

Here’s more about it.

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Vivo Announces Concert Artifact Upgrade for X200 Series in China

Starting from the mid-half of this month in June 2025, Vivo announced that it has been rolling out the concert artifact upgrade to the X200, X200 Pro mini, X200s, and X200 Ultra smartphones, bringing new features to these flagships. For the Vivo X200 Ultra, the brand has teased the Stage Mode – Ultimate HD features, while only the Stage Mode will be offered to the X200, X200 Pro mini, and X200s models.

Along with this, the brand has also shared a few concert photography tips for its X200 series smartphone users. For main stage photography, after selecting Stage Mode from Camera > More, select the 85mm (3.7X) focal length. The brand also recommends 230mm x 460mm (10X to 20X) for shooting.

To record higher definition stage performances, with the help of the new Ultimate HD function on Stage Mode, after switching the video/recording mode, open Ultimate HD functionality and tap on shutter to start recording. Using 85mm to 230mm (3.7X to 10X) is recommended.

Additionally, the Vivo X200 Ultra’s 85mm Zeiss APO super telephoto lens and Zeiss 2.35x tele-converter are added camera specs, which will allow users of the device to capture their idols with zero distance.

Stay tuned for more such updates.

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Sidharth Joseph

A passionate Content Writer from the state of Kerala. He is a MA Graduate in English Language and Literature, and is now working with The Tech Outlook as a Junior Tech Journalist.

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