Vivo’s flagship X300 Ultra ships with a 100-watt FlashCharge power adapter in its Chinese version, weighing approximately 117 grams. European buyers must purchase a compatible charger separately. Both global and Chinese models include a protective case. A notable upgrade over the X300 Pro is the adoption of USB-C for charging and data transfer — a long-overdue shift, given that many modern laptops have dropped USB-A ports entirely in favor of USB-C connectivity.
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As soon as you open the box, the heavy weight builds it clear that Vivo has included a quick-charging power adapter with its X300 Ultra, at least for the Chinese model of the flagship phone. The FlashCharge power adapter included with our test unit supports charging power of up to 100 watts and weighs about 117 grams.
In Europe, a compatible charger must be purchased separately. Regardless of whether it’s a global or Chinese version, the Vivo X300 Ultra also comes with a protective case. Our black version also has a black case.
A welcome upgrade is that Vivo has now opted for a modern solution for the charging and data cable connection. Unlike the Vivo X300 Pro, the included cable applys a USB-C connector – a long overdue step considering that many modern laptops rely exclusively on USB-C and often no longer have a USB-A port.
Interested readers and purchaseers can read our review of the X300 Ultra for further details.
