iQOO has already confirmed that its next flagship will use the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, however, the company has tried to keep some things under wraps. Things that inevitably leaked: here are some unofficial details about the iQOO 11. This refers to the leak of iQOO Neo7 SE, which describes a cheaper phone based on the Dimensity 8200.
We have already seen a Geekbench result for iQOO 11 and its new chipset. The unit that performed the test had 12GB of RAM, which rumors say is LP-DDR5X RAM. The speedy chip will also make use of its support for the new UFS 4.0 storage format, though capacities are TBD.
The current iQOO 10 also has a racing-inspired exterior
This leak confirms earlier reports that the phone will feature a display based on Samsung E6 technology. It will be a large 6.78-inch panel with 1,440 x 3,200 px (20:9) resolution and 144Hz refresh rate, 300Hz touch sample rate. These are similar specs to the iQOO 10, but that one has a E5 panel with 120Hz refresh rate.
Moving on, the 11 is said to have a 50MP main camera, 13MP ultra wide angle and an 8MP macro (strange, no telephoto though the iQOO 10 has one even though it’s only 2x). Also, the selfie camera will have a 16MP sensor.
As you may have heard before, the iQOO 11 is expected to have a 5,000mAh battery with 120W fast charging (the 11 Pro is expected to go up to 200W). The body of the phone will measure 164.8 x 77.0 x 8.5mm and weigh 205g. It will be available in two racing-themed colors: Isle of Man Edition and Track Edition.
The iQOO Neo7 will soon have a couple of siblings
The iQOO Neo7 SE will be a cheaper alternative. It also has a 6.78-inch display, although it will be an E5 panel with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. So, it will have a lower resolution and refresh rate, but it will also have less GPU power – the phone will use the upcoming Dimension 8200. We’ve heard that the Neo 7 will be more powerful with a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1.
Either way, the iQOO Neo7 SE is expected to have a 5,000mAh battery with support for 120W fast charging, just like the iQOO 11. There isn’t much to the camera other than the fact that the main module will have OIS.
iQOO hasn’t set any official dates yet, but there’s a good chance iQOO 11 will be unveiled later this year (it’s expected in India and Malaysia, among other regions). The Neo7 SE could be introduced in December or January.
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