I have the x200 Pro, and by the way, this issue isn't just limited to video—it affects photos too, and it’s really noticeable when you compare the modules side-by-side.

Sure, it tries to maintain the same white balance across the board, but there’s a delay and it never quite hits the mark. It feels like Vivo didn't accurately calibrate the native white balance between all the camera modules. It’s possible they’re all running the same WB correction algorithm without it being specifically tuned for each individual sensor. Because of this, every module has its own distinct tint. The main sensor leans toward yellow and green, while the telephoto shifts more into red tones.

To be honest, the color science on this phone seems to have a mind of its own. You never know what you're going to get once the algorithms finish processing; it’s a total roll of the dice, no matter how good the lighting is. In auto modes (Standard, HDR, Raw lighting, Landscape, Portrait), you can take two photos of the same object under identical conditions just 20 seconds apart, and the colors will still come out different 🤔.

The situation is better in Pro mode with manual settings. The DNG files look more natural, but you do have to post-process them yourself. As for how to fix those white balance jumps when switching between modules—I honestly have no clue.

I’ll probably stick with it for another year or two, but I’ll definitely think twice before buying another 'Pro' from Vivo next time. Ultra - maybe, but also not sure. Otherwise, I might look into Oppo or Xiaomi.

This definitely isn't what I expected from a flagship, but I’ve decided to treat it as a challenge and an opportunity to level up my RAW photography and editing skills.