The European vivo X300 Ultra has surfaced in the EPREL database ahead of its official launch, revealing key details about the camera-focused flagship. The phone carries model number V2562 and features a 6,395 mAh battery, which will likely be marketed as 6,500 mAh. This represents a slight reduction from the Chinese version's battery capacity, but only by 100 mAh.

This minimal difference is actually good news for European consumers, as it's far less severe than battery downgrades we've seen in other international variants. The device earns a B overall energy efficiency rating, with a B for drop resistance and C for repairability. It's certified for 1,200 charging cycles before battery capacity drops to 80%, and carries IP68 dust and water resistance certification.

The phone will ship with a protective case included but no charger, following current EU trends. vivo promises at least five years of Android security updates, making this a long-term investment for users. The EPREL listing confirms the X300 Ultra is indeed coming to European markets, bringing vivo's premium camera technology to a broader audience.