Multiple Sub-Series New Phones Ready to Launch, Which One is Your Next?

Multiple Sub-Series New Phones Ready to Launch, Which One is Your Next?In an upward price trend, competition between major brands will become even more intense. To attract users, brands need to constantly innovate in hardware configuration, but also focus on software optimization, after-sales service, and more

Multiple Sub-Series New Phones Ready to Launch, Which One is Your Next?

In an upward price trend, competition between major brands will become even more intense. To attract users, brands need to constantly innovate in hardware configuration, but also focus on software optimization, after-sales service, and more. At the same time, launching more targeted models for different user groups is also key to enhancing competitiveness. Speaking of different strategies, new phones in the sub-series of major brands are truly showing strong performances, especially recently, with news of 6 sub-series new phones already on their way, not only are their configuration parameters gradually becoming clearer, but their key price-performance ratio will also be very aggressive. So, without further ado, let's take a look at what these models are.

First: Redmi K80 series

The Redmi K80 and Pro versions are not stingy when it comes to configuration. Both come standard with a 2K OLED Huaxing screen, supporting a 120Hz refresh rate, high-frequency eye protection PWM dimming technology, and ultrasonic fingerprint unlocking as standard. The core configuration is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor and the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Plus processor. The battery life is also very clear: the standard version is equipped with a 6500mAh ultra-large capacity battery, while the Pro version integrates a 6000mAh battery capacity, supporting 90W wired fast charging and 120W wired fast charging respectively; it is worth mentioning that the Pro version also hopes to support 50W wireless fast charging, and comes equipped with a vertical telephoto lens. The key IP68/69 dust and waterproof feature is also expected to become standard, making it highly competitive.

Second: iQOO Neo10 series

The iQOO Neo10 series will also be divided into standard and Pro versions. The iQOO Neo10 will feature a 6.78-inch 1.5K resolution screen, boasting a 144Hz refresh rate 8TLTPO panel. It also supports high-frequency eye protection PWM dimming technology, coupled with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor and a 6x00 mAh large-capacity battery, making it very powerful. The iQOO Neo10 Pro is even more aggressive, featuring a Dimensity 9400 processor in its core configuration, along with iQOO's self-developed gaming chip Q2, ultrasonic fingerprint, 120W+ large battery, and other features, making it a highly competitive contender.

Third: OnePlus Ace5 series

The OnePlus Ace5 series adopts a standard version and a Pro version, which translates into different processors. The standard version is equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 leading edition processor, while the Pro version utilizes the even more powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Plus processor. In terms of performance, it easily meets users' requirements. Significantly, the rear camera module has been changed, abandoning the previously controversial family-style design. In addition, the screen will become a straight-screen design, with the addition of a ceramic body, a three-stage silent switch, and other unique designs, as well as a new glacier ice battery exceeding 6000mAh, making its overall price-performance ratio quite competitive.

Fourth: Honor GT series

The Honor GT series has always been loved by users for its excellent performance and stylish exterior design. It is said that this time it will be independent as a new series. With a straight screen, high performance, battery fast charging, and competitive peripherals, it reportedly has flagship-level specifications downgraded to the series. However, the configuration parameters of this new phone are not clear yet, only that it will be released around December. Users seeking high price-performance ratio can patiently wait for it.

Fifth: Realme GT Neo7

The Realme GT Neo7 will adopt a 1.5K gaming straight screen, reportedly a custom-made screen with better display effect than the 2K resolution. It also supports a 120Hz refresh rate and high-frequency eye protection dimming technology, and even supports ultrasonic fingerprint unlocking. The core configuration is equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 overclocked version processor, with an additional auxiliary chip, forming a dual-core system. With a battery capacity not less than the 6th digit, its overall price-performance ratio is also expected to be very high.

Sixth: Redmi Turbo 4

Redmi Turbo 4 is expected to replace the E version positioning in the Redmi K series, bringing about a very different performance in terms of configuration parameters. For example, the core configuration is expected to be the first to be equipped with the Dimensity 8400 processor, with an AnTuTu score of around 1.7 million to 1.8 million, a significant leap over competitors such as the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 3. As a new Redmi phone, it features full-function NFC, infrared remote control, dual speakers, a 1.5K straight screen design, and will also be equipped with the Pengpai OS 2.0 version for added performance, making it highly competitive.

Finally, I want to say that in an upward price trend, competition between major brands will become even more intense, making the user experience different. So, the question is, which model are you most excited for? Let's discuss!