Igeekphone News, May 13th: The official iQOO mobile phone announced today that the all-new iQOO Neo10 Pro+ will be officially released on May 20th, positioned as the “super-equipped dual-chip warrior”, and a BMW M Motorsport customized version will still be launched. In addition, the iQOO Pad 5 series is expected to be released together as well.
iQOO mobile phone official stated that this model is “the only 2K screen and Snapdragon 8 Ultra flagship new product in the industry”, and it will be released and go on sale at 19:00 on May 20th!
@Digital Chat Station reports that the iQOO Neo10 Pro+ phone is positioned in the 3K range and will be equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Ultra processor, feature a 2K straight screen, and have a built-in 7000mAh battery (supporting 120W fast charging).
In addition, this device features a 50MP 1/1.56OIS + 50MP ultra-wide lens combination at the back, is equipped with an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, and adopts a plastic frame and glass back cover design. Igeekphone has compiled the information of new devices as follows:
A brand-new generation of frame rate awareness engine
VC liquid cooling heat dissipation
Targeted optimization is carried out for 1% of Low frames
We have reached a cooperation with Douyin’s official team to optimize the e-sports live streaming experience
The industry’s first new feature (not yet announced)
Adopting a new technical solution to address the power consumption issue, a new one-click recording function for highlights has been added (automatically saving the past 30 seconds of footage).
2K 8T LTPO screen
The latest hardware-level eye protection black technology in the industry
The all-new generation of super touch control
Supports ultra-high resolution and ultra-high frame rate concurrency in the mobile game “Peacekeeper Elite”, and has exclusive technology to optimize the gaming experience during “virus running”
The combination of fast charging and large battery supports direct drive power supply
The upgrades of chips, screens and memory (with rising costs) are claimed to be due to significant internal pricing pressure.