iQOO Z10 series comprising four models with big batteries reportedly in development | Tech Tips
The iQOO Z9 series comprising of various models launched in China last year. Some of these devices also made their way to the global markets. Now, the Vivo sub-brand is working on the iQOO Z10 lineup that will consist of four devices. Notable tipster Digital Chat Station has shared some details pertaining to the upcoming offerings. We also get hardware specs of the iQOO Z10 Turbo Pro.
iQOO Z10 series key details tipped
- The iQOO Z10 lineup will comprise of the Z10x, Z10, Z10 Turbo, and Z10 Turbo Pro.
- As per DCS, the smartphones will reportedly pack a big battery.
- To recall, the Z9 series in China are backed by a battery capacity that ranges from 6,000 to 6,500mAh.
- It remains to be seen if the upcoming models will surpass the battery capacity of their predecessors. A previous leak hints at a battery capacity of around 7,000mAh.
- The tipster also reiterates that the Z10 Turbo Pro will come with a dedicated graphics chip.
- It will be powered by an SM8735 processor that is probably the unannounced Snapdragon 8s Elite. The smartphone is said to have an AnTuTu score of around 2 million points.
The latest leak does not reveal any additional details of the iQOO Z10 series. The same tipster had previously revealed that the iQOO Z10 lineup would be powered by Dimensity and Snapdragon chipsets. The Z10 Turbo is tipped to come with a 1.5K flat display bearing a 144Hz refresh rate. It is expected to feature a 50MP dual rear camera and 90W fast charging.
The iQOO Z9x, Z9, and Z9 Turbo were announced in China in April last year at a starting price tag of CNY 1,199 (~Rs 14,041). Hence, it’s likely that the Vivo sub-brand could launch their successors at the same time. In India, the Z9 series includes the Z9s Pro, Z9 Lite 5G, Z9s 5G, Z9x 5G, and Z9. The lineup starts at Rs 10,499 with the Z9 Lite 5G. These phones debuted in India between March to August last year.
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