vivo X300 Ultra

Product safety information (GPSR)

Manufacturer: vivo Mobile Communication Co., Ltd., No.1, vivo Road, Chang'an, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, https://www.vivo.com/eu

Importer in the European Union: vivo Mobile Communication Iberia SL, Calle Orense 58, Planta 12-C, 28020 Madrid, Spain, https://www.vivo.com/eu

Contact: service@eu.vivo.com

Read the safety and handling information supplied with the phone before use. Use only the charger and cable supplied with the device or an equivalent one approved by the manufacturer, never charge the device when it or the connector is wet, and do not use a damaged charger, cable or plug. The built-in lithium-ion battery must not be removed, pierced, crushed, burned or exposed to temperatures above 45 degrees Celsius; it may be replaced only by an authorised service provider, and a swollen or leaking battery must be taken out of use immediately. Do not use a phone with a cracked screen or a damaged housing, as broken glass may cause injury, and do not disassemble or repair the device yourself. The phone and its accessories contain magnets and emit radio-frequency electromagnetic fields that may interfere with pacemakers, defibrillators, hearing aids and other medical devices, so keep a distance of at least 15 cm, do not carry the device in a breast pocket over an implant and consult your physician. Keep the phone away from water, moisture and heat sources unless its ingress-protection rating expressly allows contact with water, and do not leave it in a closed vehicle or in direct sunlight. Prolonged listening at high volume through the speaker or headphones can damage your hearing. Do not use the phone while driving, cycling or walking in traffic, as distraction can cause accidents. A small number of people may experience seizures triggered by flashing lights or patterns on the screen; stop using the device and consult a doctor if you feel dizzy, disoriented or notice involuntary movements. Keep the device, the SIM tray tool, small parts and cables away from children under three years, as they present a choking and strangulation hazard. Do not dispose of the phone or its battery with household waste: hand them in at a collection point for waste electrical and electronic equipment.