Vivo X300 FE

OhoPrice editorial review

The Vivo X300 FE at 269,999 PKR has a spec sheet that should send you running to a physical store before you trust anything printed here. The listing claims a 3-inch display on a phone priced like a flagship, 2GB of RAM alongside 256GB of storage, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip, a 6500mAh battery and a 13MP camera — and those numbers do not fit together as any coherent product on the market. Either the data entry is badly corrupted, or this is a mismatch of components that cannot be evaluated from the file alone. The sane reading is that a 2026 flagship-class chip would not be paired with 2GB of RAM and a 13MP single camera, and a 3-inch screen contradicts a premium device entirely. Do not buy this sight-unseen at any price; verify the actual unit, the real chip, the RAM, the display and the camera in person before spending 270,000 PKR. The Apple iPhone 17 Air at 479,999 PKR is the polar opposite: every spec is verifiable, coherent and documented. The iPhone has a genuine 6.5-inch 120Hz display, 8GB of RAM, an 18MP front camera and a 5.6mm-thin design, though its 3149mAh battery is small and it costs 210,000 PKR more. Against that, the X300 FE's only claimed advantages are a bigger battery and a lower price — both undermined by a spec sheet that cannot be trusted. There is no meaningful comparison to draw between a known quantity and a listing this contradictory. If you are choosing between them, the iPhone 17 Air is the only one you can evaluate fairly; the X300 FE must be treated as unverified until a real unit is in your hands. Treat the X300 FE with extreme caution — the contradictory spec sheet (3-inch display, 2GB RAM, flagship chip) demands hands-on verification and a DIRBS IMEI check before any payment.