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What Should You Know About the vivo X500 vs vivo X500 Pro?

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The vivo X500 and vivo X500 Pro both feature ZEISS cameras, 144Hz AMOLED displays, and 90 W fast charging, but differ in camera hardware, chipset, and battery size. Here is how the two models compare ahead of their expected India launch.

vivo mobiles expanded its flagship lineup with the X500 series in China on 21st September, 2026. The vivo X500 is estimated to start at around Rs. 79,000, while the vivo X500 Pro is estimated at around Rs. 93,000 for the base variant, placing a gap of roughly Rs. 14,000 between them. Both are camera-focused flagships with ZEISS optics, but the Pro adds a 2nm Dimensity 9600 Pro chipset, CIPA 7.0 telephoto stabilisation, and a newer LOFIC-equipped main sensor, which accounts for the higher price.

How do the vivo X500 and vivo X500 Pro specifications compare?

The two phones share ZEISS branding, a 144Hz refresh rate, 50MP front cameras, and 90 W wired charging with 40 W wireless charging support. Their camera sensors, processor generation, display type, and battery capacity are where the differences show up. The table below outlines the key specifications:

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Specificationvivo X500vivo X500 Pro
Display6.59-inch AMOLED, 144Hz6.36-inch LTPO AMOLED, 144Hz
ProcessorMediaTek Dimensity 9600M, 3nmMediaTek Dimensity 9600 Pro, 2nm
RAM and storageLPDDR5X RAM, UFS 4.1LPDDR5X RAM, UFS 4.1
Main camera50MP Sony LYTIA 828, CIPA 5.5 OIS50MP Sony LYTIA L910 (LOFIC), CIPA 5.5 OIS
Telephoto64MP Sony LYTIA 610, 72mm, CIPA 5.564MP Sony LYTIA 610, 85mm, CIPA 7.0
Ultrawide50MP Samsung JN150MP Samsung JN5
Front camera50MP50MP
Battery7,500 mAh6,510 mAh
Wired charging90 W90 W
Wireless charging40 W40 W

What ZEISS camera differences separate the vivo x500 Pro from the standard model?

Both phones carry the ZEISS badge, which means ZEISS-tuned optics, T* lens coatings, and colour science. The difference lies in the sensor hardware behind those optics.

The vivo X500 uses a 50MP Sony LYTIA 828 main sensor — the same 1/1.28-inch sensor found on the vivo X300 Pro. It pairs this with a 64MP Sony LYTIA 610 telephoto at a 72mm equivalent focal length, giving you roughly 3x optical zoom and CIPA 5.5 stabilisation on both cameras. For everyday photography, portrait shots, and travel, this setup handles a wide range of scenes.

The vivo X500 Pro steps up to the newer 50MP Sony LYTIA L910 main sensor, which uses LOFIC technology to capture a wider range between bright highlights and dark shadows — vivo claims up to 17 stops of dynamic range. Its 64MP telephoto uses the same LYTIA 610 sensor but at an 85mm equivalent focal length, which gives portraits a tighter, more natural framing and brings distant subjects closer without relying as heavily on digital crop. The telephoto stabilisation also rises to CIPA 7.0, which helps when you are shooting handheld at longer zoom ranges or in low light.

On the ultrawide side, the X500 uses a Samsung JN1 sensor, while the Pro gets the newer Samsung JN5. Both are 50MP.

Video is another area where the Pro pulls ahead. You can record 4K slow-motion footage at 240fps and shoot in 10-bit 4:2:2 with ACES colour management — features aimed at creators who want more editing flexibility. The standard X500 still records 4K at 120fps and supports 10-bit Log, which is strong for a non-Pro model, but the Pro gives you noticeably more room to work with in post-production.

How does the Dimensity 9600 Pro in the vivo X500 Pro differ from the 9600M?

The vivo X500 runs on the 3nm MediaTek Dimensity 9600M, paired with LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. This is a capable flagship chipset that handles demanding games, multitasking, and camera processing without issue for most users.

The vivo X500 Pro gets the newer 2nm Dimensity 9600 Pro instead. The smaller fabrication process improves power efficiency, and the chip delivers higher sustained performance — relevant if you run graphically demanding games, heavy multitasking, or the more intensive image processing the Pro’s camera system relies on. Both chipsets run Android 17 with OriginOS 7.

Which phone gives you the bigger display and longer battery life?

You might expect the Pro to lead in both areas, but that is not the case here. The vivo X500 actually carries the larger 6.59-inch AMOLED screen, while the vivo X500 Pro uses a more compact 6.36-inch LTPO AMOLED panel. Both support 144Hz refresh rates, so visual smoothness is identical — the choice comes down to whether you prefer more screen space for videos and gaming or a phone that is easier to handle with one hand.

Battery capacity follows the same pattern. The vivo X500 packs a 7,500 mAh battery, compared with 6,510 mAh on the vivo X500 Pro. Both support 90 W wired and 40 W wireless charging, so top-up speeds are the same. The larger battery gives the X500 an advantage if you spend long stretches streaming, gaming, or using the camera throughout the day.

What is the expected price of the vivo X500 and vivo X500 Pro in India?

vivo has not announced India pricing or a launch date for the X500 series yet. The estimated prices below are based on exchange-rate conversions and may change when the phones arrive in India. Some reports also suggest the vivo X500 Pro may remain limited to select markets initially, with the vivo X500 and vivo X500 Pro Max more likely to reach India first.

Configurationvivo X500 (estimated)vivo X500 Pro (estimated)
12GB RAM + 256GBRs. 79,000Rs. 93,000
12GB RAM + 512GBRs. 86,000Rs. 1,07,000
12GB RAM + 1TBRs. 1,00,000Rs. 1,21,000

Disclaimer: These are estimated prices based on current exchange rates. Actual India pricing may differ when vivo announces the local launch.

How can you buy the vivo X500 Series on Easy EMIs From Bajaj Finance?

When the vivo X500 series arrives in India, you can pick up either phone on Easy EMIs from Bajaj Finance through its partner store network. This breaks the full price into monthly instalments that fit your budget. Here is how to get started:

  • Head to your nearest Bajaj Finance partner store once the phones are available in India.
  • Ask about the Easy EMI plans for the vivo X500 or vivo X500 Pro.
  • Select a repayment tenure anywhere from 3 to 60 months.
  • Submit the necessary documents and complete the loan process.
  • Walk out with your new phone and pay in comfortable monthly instalments.
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