vivo X300 and X300 Pro are going into the wild with National Geographic

Today vivo has announced a new partnership with National Geographic Creative Works. It’s done under the slogan Go Into the Wild, and it’s “an immersive photography and storytelling initiative”, captured entirely on vivo’s new X300 series, currently comprising the X300 and X300 Pro.

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The project takes a Nat Geo Explorer along with other creators and photographers across India’s wild terrains to document untouched landscapes, wildlife encounters, and “natural spectacles”. They will capture stories across forests, mountains, deserts, and coastal ecosystems, highlighting “how ultra-high-resolution imaging, pro-level stabilization, and vivo’s ZEISS optical system enable creators to document nature with a level of depth and detail previously unattainable on a smartphone”.

Geetaj Channana, Head of Corporate Strategy at vivo India, said:

At vivo, we aim to build technology that inspires people to create, explore, and connect more deeply with the world around them. The X300 Series carries this mission forward, blending our imaging expertise with advanced AI and optical innovation to capture moments with striking clarity and emotion. Through this collaboration, we aim to demonstrate what smartphone imaging can truly achieve. The X300 Series is engineered to perform across extreme environments—low light, vast landscapes, and fast-moving wildlife—and our partnership with National Geographic Creative Works brings these capabilities to life in the most authentic setting: the wild.

A National Geographic spokesperson added:

Photography lies at the heart of our storytelling, and this collaboration allows us to continue celebrating the beauty and complexity of wildlife. By bringing together Nat Geo’s legacy of visual exploration with vivo’s shared passion for powerful imagery, we aim to inspire audiences with authentic moments from the natural world.

If you want to learn more about vivo’s X300 series, check out our X300 review here and our X300 Pro review here.

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