According to the blogger Digital Chat Station, iQOO Neo10S has been registered.
The new phone will be equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Extreme Edition processor, which is currently the pinnacle of performance in the industry. It will also retain the self-developed independent graphics chip, which will greatly enhance gaming performance.
The blogger also revealed that the new phone is expected to upgrade to a 2K straight screen and popularize ultra-high-resolution screens, the level of which is significantly higher than the current mainstream 1.5K. In addition, it also supports 3D ultrasonic fingerprint recognition.
In addition, the battery will keep up with this year’s mainstream trend, using 7000mAh± and 120W flash charging, which can basically meet the needs of all users.
The imaging specification is still a 50-megapixel dual-camera, which is not the main focus of the iQOO Neo series. It is worth praising that there is no forced three-camera.
It is worth noting that last year’s iQOO Neo10 was the lowest-priced Snapdragon 8 Gen3 model during the same period. The iQOO Neo10S may also break the bottom price of the Snapdragon 8 Extreme Edition, which is worth looking forward to.
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