A fresh leak from the same tipster who disclosed the X500 Pro Max’s display now reveals its rear camera array. The Pro Max variant will carry a triple‑lens system: two 50MP sensors paired with a 200MP shooter. This sensor mix pushes the phone into the ultra‑high‑resolution tier that rivals flagship competitors. Such a configuration suggests aggressive marketing toward photography enthusiasts seeking desktop‑like detail.

The primary lens reportedly uses Sony’s 50MP 1/1.28‑inch LOFIC sensor, while the periscope telephoto may employ a 200MP 1/1.4‑inch unit. vivo is also testing an upgraded ultrawide based on a 50MP Sony IMX8‑series chip, though a smaller 50MP sensor remains possible. Power will come from MediaTek’s upcoming Dimensity 9600 SoC. The combination also hints at advanced image‑processing algorithms to handle the massive pixel count without sacrificing speed.

The X500 line is slated for a September launch and will span four models, positioning the Pro Max as the top‑end offering. If the leaked specs hold, the device could pressure rivals to raise megapixel counts while still delivering a balanced sensor suite. Consumers will weigh the high‑resolution advantage against battery and processing demands. Early benchmarks will likely focus on low‑light performance and file‑size management, key factors for power users.