The international variant of the vivo X200 Pro has arrived for review, just shortly after it launched in Western markets.
Our review unit includes the same accessories found in the Chinese model, including a protective case, a USB-C to USB-A cable, and a powerful 90W charger.
In terms of design, the global X200 Pro mirrors its Chinese counterpart, and our unit is in sleek Titanium Grey, allowing easy distinction from the previously reviewed Blue model.
The primary difference lies in the software: while Chinese models operate on vivo's OriginOS 15 (based on Android 15), the international version utilizes FuntouchOS 15 (also Android 15).
Despite their similarities, the two operating systems have notable distinctions—FuntouchOS incorporates Google's suite of tools and Gemini AI at the system level, whereas OriginOS is designed for deeper integration with Chinese payment services and features Jovi.
The visual aesthetics also vary, with OriginOS featuring a larger text size compared to FuntouchOS's more streamlined text presentation.
Ultimately, the choice between the two OS versions isn't available to users as it depends on geographical availability. However, these operating system variations may influence aspects such as battery performance and camera functionality, and we plan to conduct further assessments to identify any significant differences.
Comparison of X200 Pro using FuntouchOS (left) and OriginOS (right)
Hardware-wise, the X200 Pro remains an exceptional all-round flagship, outperforming all but the most premium models. Equipped with a substantial 6,000mAh battery, a powerful Dimensity 9400 SoC, up to 16GB of RAM, and an impressive LTPO AMOLED display, it delivers outstanding performance.
The camera setup is top-tier, featuring a remarkable 200MP sensor with a 1/1.4-inch size and an 85mm f/2.7 zoom lens.
We've begun our testing phase for the new X200 Pro, so stay tuned for our findings!
