Vivo X300 Ultra just made its debut in China, and as expected from Vivo’s Ultra lineup, it’s a spec-heavy flagship for photography enthusiasts. The phone is powered by Qualcomm’s best Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip and features a Zeiss-branded camera system.
Beyond the headline specs, Vivo has also shared the official repair pricing of the smartphone. Let’s go through it.
Starting with the essentials, a screen replacement is listed at 1,620 yuan, though there’s a discounted price of 1,320 yuan if users agree to return the damaged panel for recycling. A new battery costs 199 yuan, while replacing the back cover costs 350 yuan.
Unsurprisingly, motherboard repairs are the most expensive. Depending on the configuration, prices range from 3,300 yuan for the 12GB + 256GB variant all the way up to 4,200 yuan for the 16GB + 1TB model.
For the camera, the rear main sensor costs 820 yuan to replace, the periscope lens 790 yuan, and the ultra-wide module 450 yuan. Even the smaller multispectral sensor isn’t free at 95 yuan. Meanwhile, the front-facing camera is relatively affordable at 125 yuan.
If you lose accessories, you can get the charger set at 199 yuan, and a replacement data cable costs 69 yuan.
To note, major repairs, including the screen, battery, motherboard, and cameras, are covered for free during the warranty period. Once that expires, users will need to pay for both parts and labor, though the labor fee is capped at 50 yuan per visit, even if multiple components are repaired at once.
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