Beyond relaxation and vacations, summer 2022 was also all about work—specifically, in the second half of July, IQOO unveiled to the world the tenth generation of its flagship smartphones: IQOO 10 and IQOO 10 Pro. We even reviewed the Pro model on our website here, so if you’re interested in a genuinely significant technological leap from this company, we definitely recommend reading on.
This article will focus on the eleventh series, which is slowly but surely knocking on the door. The IQOO 11 and 11 Pro smartphones are said to be introduced in the first quarter of 2023, but detailed hardware leaks are already popping up online.
IQOO 11
As for the base model, it will bring upgrades in multiple areas at once. On the front, you can probably expect a large 6.78″ E6 AMOLED display with up to 2K resolution and a 144 Hz refresh rate.
Under the hood, the device will feature the flagship chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, which—compared to its predecessor, the 8 Gen 1+—will stand out mainly for better power efficiency and lower temperatures under heavy load. You’ll be able to choose from 128 / 256 / 512 GB of internal storage and 8 / 12 GB of RAM.
We definitely can’t overlook the camera hardware either, which will be identical to the current IQOO 10 model. That means a 50 MPx Samsung GN5 main sensor, a 13 MPx ultrawide module, and a 12 MPx telemacro. The front camera will offer 16 MPx resolution, and there’s also a new dedicated photo chip—Vivo V2 (for better post-processing), a 5000 mAh battery, 120 W charging, and the new Android 13.
IQOO 11 Pro
The Pro version will also bring various interesting upgrades. Compared to the hardware in the base eleventh model, you can expect not only the 50 MPx main Sony IMX886 sensor, a 50 MPx ultrawide lens, and a 14,6 MPx telemacro sensor, but also 50 W wireless charging, 200 W wired charging, and an ultrasonic fingerprint reader.
Information about the displays, however, is rather contradictory on the other hand. It’s rumored to be either a 144 Hz or 120 Hz refresh rate—however, given the 144 Hz refresh rate in the base model, that would be a pretty illogical move, even though the new display on the Pro variant will provide LTPO technology. An even more interesting step from the manufacturer is the smaller 4700 mAh battery.
We’ll keep a close eye on the whole situation and continue publishing all new updates on our technology portal China Planet. If you don’t want to miss anything important, join our Facebook group and sign up for notifications.
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