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The brand-new iQOO Neo 7 was unveiled in China by iQOO. The cell phone succeeds the iQOO Neo 6 and accompanies leader grade specs like a MediaTek Dimensity 9000+ chipset, 120W quick charging innovation, and that’s only the tip of the iceberg. View the subtleties underneath.
iQOO Neo 7: Specs and Highlights
The iQOO Neo 7 seems to be like its ancestor, with the exception of a couple of changes. For example, the back camera knock incorporates a round module to house two cameras. It comes in Mathematical Dark, Impression Blue, and Pop Orange colorways.
The has a poke hole show that traverses 6.78-inch. It is a Samsung E5 AMOLED screen with help for a 120Hz invigorate rate, a Full HD+ screen goal, 1500 nits of pinnacle splendor, and a 20:9 viewpoint proportion. The MediaTek Dimensity 9000+ chipset (which was acquainted as of late as a redesign with the Dimnsity 9000) is combined with up to 12GB of Smash and 512GB of stockpiling.
For the photography part, the iQOO Neo 7 incorporates a 50MP fundamental camera with the custom Sony IMX766V sensor and OIS, a 8MP super wide focal point, and a 2MP full scale camera. The selfie shooter remains at 16MP. There are highlights like the Miniature Video 2.0, return for money invested Remosaic innovation for further developed amplification, Picture mode, 4K video recording, and more at the removal.
In the engine, there’s a 5,000mAh battery alongside the 102W Blaze Charge quick charging tech. The telephone runs OriginOS in view of Android 13. Other fascinating elements incorporate a Double X-pivot direct engine, under-the-screen two-finger controls for better gaming, a 4013mm VC cooling framework, an in-show unique mark scanner, and 5G help, in addition to other things.
Cost and Accessibility
The iQOO Neo 7 is valued at CNY 2,699 (~ Rs 30,800) for the 8GB+128GB model, CNY 2,799B(~ Rs 32,000) for the 8GB+256GB model, CNY 2,999 (~ Rs 34,200) for the 8GB+256GB variation, and CNY 3,299 (~ Rs 39,900) for the 12GB+512GB model.
It is by and by up for pre-request in China. There’s no word on its accessibility in India at this point.
