Vivo X500 Pro
Here we have gathered accessories matched to the Vivo X500 Pro — cases, tempered and hybrid glass, screen protectors and camera module shields. All with cutouts mapped to the body of this particular variant of the series.
The X500 Pro is the intermediate model: smaller than the top version, but with full photographic equipment. That combination means the case has to reconcile a comfortable grip with protection for a large lens island.
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Vivo X500 Pro — a case matched to the variant, not to the series
Variants within one phone series differ in body dimensions, button placement and the size of the camera island. That is why a case from another model — even from the same family — will not fit: the cutout for the lenses will land in the wrong place and the power button will end up against a solid wall. The accessories in this category are assigned exclusively to the Vivo X500 Pro.
If you are looking for protection for the remaining versions, take a look at the Vivo X500 and Vivo X500 Pro Max categories. The whole family is gathered in Vivo X500 Series.
Vivo X500 Pro cases — which to choose
The choice comes down to how you use your phone, and not to which case is the “strongest”.
- Silicone and TPU — thin, flexible, they hold well in the hand. The best compromise if the phone spends most of its time in a pocket anyway.
- Hybrid — a stiff back with a flexible frame. They do not yellow as quickly as pure silicone and disperse the energy of a fall better.
- Rugged — multi-layer, with reinforced corners. The choice for a building site, climbing or fieldwork, at the cost of thickness.
- Flip — they shield the screen in a pocket and hold a payment card, but they make one-handed camera use harder.
- Clear — they show the colour of the body. It is worth looking for versions with an anti-yellowing coating, because cheap TPU changes shade after a few months.
The rim above the screen and around the lenses
This is the most important detail to look for in a case description. An edge rising above the screen panel means the phone laid face down does not touch the tabletop. An analogous rim around the camera island protects the lenses when you put the phone down on its back — and in this model the island is a large, clearly protruding element, so without that margin the lens glasses rub against every surface.
Tempered glass, hybrid glass or film
Three technologies solve three different problems and do not replace one another.
- Tempered glass (9H hardness) copes best with contact with sand and keys. The full glue version bonds across the entire surface, so it does not come away at the edges and does not create rainbow patches.
- Hybrid glass is a thin glass layer on a flexible substrate. It is more pliable, so it sits better on curved screen edges, but it has lower scratch resistance.
- Hydrogel film conforms to any shape and heals minor scratches by itself. It works where rigid glass lifts.
If the phone has an under-display fingerprint reader, check in the protector's description whether the manufacturer declares compatibility with it. Too thick a layer or imprecise adhesion around the scanner can lengthen unlocking.
If the phone uses an ultrasonic reader, the thickness of the protector matters more than with an optical one — the wave weakens in a thick layer of glass and scatters on air bubbles. Thin glass bonded across the entire surface, or film, works more reliably then.
Magnetic cases and charging
vivo and OPPO flagships usually do not have a magnet ring built into the body, although they support magnetic charging and accessories. In practice a car mount, a stand or a magnetic charger only starts to hold once the case supplies the magnets. It is worth checking this in the specification of your particular unit before you buy magnetic gear — because it is the case that decides whether it will work.
Watch out for magnetic cases from the previous generation: the magnet ring in them is sometimes set for a different coil position, which makes the phone charge off-centre, heat up and interrupt charging.
Separate camera protection
Lens glasses scratch fastest of all the elements of the body, and a scratch on a lens shows in every photo taken against the light. A dedicated camera glass costs a fraction of the price of repairing the module and takes seconds to fit. If you choose a case with a full rim around the island, treat the lens shield as a complement, not a replacement.
Complementary accessories
The thickness of a case also affects inductive charging — metal inserts in rugged constructions can block it completely. If you use stands, check the wireless chargers, and on the road a higher-capacity model from the power banks category comes in handy.
Accessories for the previous generation can be found in the Vivo X300 Pro category, and the brand's full range is gathered in Vivo.
Frequently asked questions
Does a Vivo X300 Pro case fit the X500 Pro?
No. Successive generations differ in body dimensions and camera module layout, so the cutouts do not land on the lenses. Accessories are matched to a specific model.
Tempered or hybrid glass for the X500 Pro?
On a flat screen panel, full glue tempered glass works better — it is harder and less prone to scratches. With clearly curved edges, hybrid glass or film is often more practical, because they adhere across the full width without lifting.
Does a case interfere with wireless charging?
Thin silicone, TPU and hybrid cases usually do not interfere. The problem appears with rugged cases, magnetic car mounts with a plate glued inside and with a payment card slipped in — metal blocks the energy transfer.