iQOO is all set to launch the iQOO 11 in India on January 10. Here is everything you need to know about it.
iQOO is turning it up with the adverts, claiming to bring the fastest phone in the world to India on January 10. The iQOO 11 5G is coming to India as the first high-end flagship smartphone of 2023, featuring Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. Not the first launch of 2023 since Xiaomi is beating iQOO to this game by 5 days with its Redmi Note 12 series. iQOO is yet to unveil how many devices are coming our way.
Based on the rumours, iQOO could be bringing just one device to India this time. We may only get to see the iQOO 11 in India, while the Pro variant may be skipped this time. Ahead of the launch, iQOO has already given us a teaser of what to expect from the iQOO 11. Since the phone was already launched in Malaysia, we have a fair idea of what the iQOO 11 will bring to the table.
iQOO 11 launching on January 10
iQOO India has confirmed bringing the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset to India with the iQOO 11. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 helps the phone achieve the highest AnTuTu benchmark scores, which is why the company claims the fastest smartphone title at the moment. The phone will also use Vivo’s V2 image processing chip for better camera processing.
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The iQOO 11 5G is once again using the BMW M motorsport inspired design with racing stripes and a large camera hump. However, instead of a glass back, the phone may come with a Vegan Leather finish for the rear.
Other than these, the iQOO 11 is also bringing other premium features such as a 6.78-inch E6 AMOLED display with a variable refresh rate of up to 144Hz and resolution of QuadHD+. The camera setup on the back consists of a 50MP main camera along with a 13MP camera and an 8MP camera. The front camera is using a 16MP sensor for selfies and videos.
iQOO is using a 5000mAh battery on the iQOO 11 5G and you are getting a 120W wired fast charging solution. The phone also uses a revamped FunTouch interface with stock Android-like theming systems.
What remains to be seen is the pricing in India.
