IQO NEO 10r First Impressions

IQO NEO 10r First Impressions

Compared to Most Chinese Smartphone Brands in India, IQO see to be taking it slow and steady with its product launch cycles. The Neo 10R Comes a Year after IQoo Launched Its Neo 9 Pro, which was WORTHY of its “Flagship Killer” Title.

As mentioned in our review, it was a solid low-end Premium offering, Keeping in Mind Its Impressive Performance, Capable Cameras, Charging speeds, and, Most Importly, Value. The neo 10r indeed has some big shoes to fill, but a quick glass at the hardware upgrades it has received, and there don’t see to be too many. So, let’s take a closer look at what’s new.the iqoo neo 10r has the same overal form factor as the model it replaces. However, it has left behind the confusing, dual-tone vegan leather-laden rear panel and cooked up someone Dust and water resistance we receive the ragging blue finish of the handset, which is cleaned aimed at the youth and the gaming audience, but this weird dual-turr panel with a pixellated GraDENTED GRADENTED GRADENTED GRADENTED GRADELED THIELED The IQO Branding appears lost in that pixellated transition pattern, and the same goes for the ‘neo power to win’ branding, which can only be Viewed at some extrame angles, but invisible. Confused? We are Too! Thankstally, The IQO NEO 10R also has a more subtle moonknight titanium Finish, which looks very similar to the iPhone 15 Pro’s Titanium Gray. IQoo Continues to use a polycarbonate frame and rear panel to keep the phone’s weight in check (and costs low). IT’s Gotten A Bit Heavier at 196 Grams, but it all sounds impressive giving that this phone with a reasonally slim 7.9mm waistline manages to accommodate a 6,400mah battery and offfeer an ip64 Rating for Dust and water resistance.The Iqoo Neo 10R’s Display Remains Similar to the Previous Model, Both in Terms of Size and Capability the display remains the same as before. It’s amoled and offers a 120Hz refresh rate and 300Hz touch Sampling Rate While Playing Games. Thankfully, it’s still flat and practical, and it’s good that Iqoo has not yet requested a quad-curved panel.in terms of core specifications, the Neo 10r Has a Newer Qualcomm Snaapdragon 8 Gen 3 OCC Replaces the older snapdragon 8 gen 2 in last year’s model. It also offers two ram and storage options: 8GB or 12GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 128GB or 256GB of UFS 3.1 and UFS 4.1 Storage, Respectively.Both of the iqoo Neo Neo Neo 10R’s Rear-Facing Cameraasful Receiveds Other big upgrade is its battery. A higher-capacity, 6,400mah lithium-ion battery uses the new silicon carbon technology and manages to hold a bigger charge with the same footprint and thickness as the Older Model. Wired Charging Speeds Have Reduced from 120W on the Previous Model to a more tempered 80W.The camera department appearances There’s a 50-megapixel primary camera (Sony IMX882) with OIS and an 8-megapixel ultrawide camera (Galaxy core GC08A3-WA1xa), Both of with of which are difficult from the previous from. The selfie camera too gets an upgrade of sorts to a 32-memigapixel (galaxy core gc32e1-wa1xa) sensor.charging speeds have daropped, but the battery’s capacity gets a massive us a massive us Latest Flagship Killer Now Runs Funtouch OS 15, which is based on Android 15. While the focus is stis is stiff The IQO NEO 10r Priceed From Rs. 26,999 for the base 8GB + 128GB variant in India, it will compe with some-well-set, mid-run, Heavy-Hitters Around this price point. The competitors include some new launches like the Nothing Phone 3A, and some older devices like the Poco F6 (review), and the OnePlus Nord CE 4 (Review) to name a fee. Can the new Iqoo neo 10r match up to its “Flagship Killer” Dreams, Keeping the New Competition in Mind? Watch out for our Detailed review, which will be out Soon! (Tagstotranslate) IQO NEO 10r 10r First Impressions IQO (T) 5G (T) IQO NEO 10R (T) IQO NEO 10R 10R 5G Specifications (T) IQoo Neo 10R 10R 10R 5G FEATURES (T) Iqoo NEO NEO NEO NEO 10r Battery (T) IQoo Neo 10R Display

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