vivo X100 Ultra reviews by real users vivo X100 Ultra

It's wonderful, but like almost everything, it could be improved. The biggest drawbacks are that it's Chinese, resulting in a noticeably more cumbersome basic setup and the relatively frequent language issues in some apps, and the lack of an eSIM (typical of a Chinese version). Other minor areas for improvement include the curved screen, which is difficult to find and apply screen protectors that don't peel off or break, as they are significantly more expensive than those for flat screens; the battery, which lasts about 30 hours with normal use (without gaming or taking many photos or videos), meaning it's adequate but I'd appreciate better performance; the sound, which is very good but not excellent (e.g., the iPhone 15 Pro Max sounds excellent); and finally, something less noticeable to me but which some might find excessively wide around the cameras.