iQOO has introduced two new smartphones — iQOO Z10 and iQOO Neo 10

      Both models are designed for advanced users who need not only "fast and beautiful", but also "long and reliable". Smartphones stand out for their impressive autonomy, modern displays, powerful processors, and relevant features for gamers, content makers, and just active users.

       One of the main features of the iQOO Z10 is the 7,300 mAh battery, which is currently one of the largest indicators among mass—produced smartphones. The battery is made using silicon anode technology, which made it possible to increase the energy density and, consequently, the real battery life.

      Image: iQOO According to the company's internal tests, the Z10 is capable of 24 hours of active use — with eight applications running in parallel and will still retain at least 10% of its charge. Charging, despite the impressive battery, does not take much time — thanks to the FlashCharge 90W technology, the smartphone replenishes half the charge in 33 minutes. Bypass charging is also implemented — power is supplied directly from the adapter, bypassing the battery. This reduces the heating of the device and prolongs the battery life.

       The heart of the smartphone is the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor, built on a modern process technology and demonstrating a score of more than 822,000 points in AnTuTu. This level of performance allows you to run demanding games with a frequency of up to 120 FPS, while the smartphone remains stable and does not overheat.

       The cooling system deserves special attention — a graphite plate with an area of 7800 mm2 is installed in the case, and the temperature is controlled by 9 intelligent sensors that distribute the load and regulate heat dissipation.

      Display and design

       The Z10 has an AMOLED screen with a refresh rate of 120 Hz, certified by SGS for a low level of blue light. Hardware radiation filtering is used, which helps to reduce the strain on vision, especially during prolonged use. The PWM frequency is 3840 Hz, which makes the screen comfortable even at low brightness. And the peak brightness of 5,000 nits provides excellent readability in direct sunlight.

       Despite the powerful stuffing and battery, the case turned out to be thin — only 7.89 mm (in the Glacier Silver version), and the display frame is only 1.86 mm, which visually makes the screen almost frameless. The curved shape provides a comfortable grip.Image: iQOO

      Cameras

       The main camera is a 50 MP Sony IMX882 with optical stabilization (OIS) and an additional 2 MP camera to create a depth effect. The camera is capable of recording 4K video at 30 frames per second. The front—facing camera is 32 MP wide-angle, suitable for both selfies and video calls.

       The iQOO Neo 10 stands out for its power and versatile flagship performance.

       The second novelty is aimed at users who need maximum performance in all scenarios: from multitasking and streaming to 3D games and high-resolution video shooting. It features the latest Snapdragon® 8s Gen 4 processor and the proprietary Q1 gaming chip, providing smooth graphics and fast response in games.

      Memory and multitasking

       The smartphone can be equipped with up to 16 GB of LPDDR5X Ultra RAM, which is enough to work in the mode of more than 50 applications in the background. Thanks to the optimized memory management system, switching between applications is instantaneous — without any slowdowns or reboots.Image: iQOO

       The processor is paired with a graphics accelerator and proprietary iQOO algorithms that can process games up to 144 FPS. An improved sound and gyroscope system is also implemented to immerse you in the gameplay.

      Cooling

       The Neo 10 has received the advanced VC 7K Ultra system, which includes a 7,000 mm2 evaporation chamber and a 27,000 mm2 cooling system. This guarantees stable operation even in the most demanding tasks and with long playing time.

      Battery

       The model is equipped with a 7000 mAh battery, also made using silicon anode technology, which increases efficiency and cold resistance — the smartphone remains operational even at temperatures down to -20 °C. 120W FlashCharge technology is supported — fast and safe charging with high efficiency. There is also bypass charging, like the Z10.

      Display

       The Neo 10 received a 1.5K AMOLED display with a frequency of 144 Hz, a PWM frequency of 4320 Hz and a DC-like dimming function. The screen is certified by SGS and guarantees excellent readability in bright light (peak brightness is 2000 nits). This screen is suitable not only for gaming, but also for long-term reading and watching videos.

      Cameras and protection

       Like the Z10, the Neo 10 is equipped with a Sony IMX882 50 MP sensor with OIS, full-pixel autofocus and NICE algorithms for accurate color reproduction. The video is 4K, the photo is at the level of semi—professional cameras.Image: iQOO

       The smartphone is protected from moisture and dust according to the IP65 standard, the case is additionally reinforced and comes with a protective film. Color options: "Obsidian", "Fireball" and "Dune" — each with an original accent.

      

      

       iQOO Neo 10 will be available in Russia from May 30, 2025 through the official online store and marketplaces.

      

      

      

      

       The iQOO Z10 will go on sale on June 6, 2025.

      

      

       Both models will be available with an official warranty (Rostest) and fully adapted for the Russian market.

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