A mysterious new mid-range iQOO phone has been leaked: Dual-cell design, 120W fast charging, possibly the Neo10S Pro+

A mysterious new mid-range iQOO phone has been leaked: Dual-cell design, 120W fast charging, possibly the Neo10S Pro+Blogger @DigitalChatStation recently revealed that iQOO is about to launch a mysterious mid-range phone featuring a dual-cell design with two 3415mAh batteries and supporting 120W wired fast charging. Comments suggest this new phone is likely the iQOO Neo10S Pro+

A mysterious new mid-range iQOO phone has been leaked: Dual-cell design, 120W fast charging, possibly the Neo10S Pro+

Blogger @DigitalChatStation recently revealed that iQOO is about to launch a mysterious mid-range phone featuring a dual-cell design with two 3415mAh batteries and supporting 120W wired fast charging. Comments suggest this new phone is likely the iQOO Neo10S Pro+. This news has quickly sparked heated discussions in the tech community, with many users eagerly anticipating the phone's specifications and price.

Compared to previously released models, the dual-cell design is a new attempt for the iQOO Neo series. This design increases battery capacity while effectively controlling battery thickness and overall phone weight, which is undoubtedly good news for users who prioritize thinness and portability. The 120W fast charging technology is an added bonus, allowing users to quickly charge their phones and reduce charging wait times. In today's fast-paced life, efficient charging speed undoubtedly enhances user experience, aligning with iQOO's consistent focus on performance and efficiency.

It's noteworthy that @DigitalChatStation also added in the comments: "Basically, all the iterative smaller-sized phones around October this year have ultrasonic [fingerprint scanners]." This hints that the iQOO Neo10S Pro+ may adopt ultrasonic fingerprint recognition technology, further enhancing the phone's unlocking speed and security. Ultrasonic fingerprint recognition technology, compared to traditional capacitive fingerprint recognition, offers higher recognition accuracy, faster unlocking speed, and enhanced security, effectively preventing fingerprint forgery. Therefore, if the iQOO Neo10S Pro+ indeed incorporates ultrasonic fingerprint recognition, it will be a significant highlight and competitive advantage.

Looking back at the previous generation of the iQOO Neo series the iQOO Neo9S Pro+, launched last July, it featured iQOO's self-developed esports chip Q1 and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, with a starting price of RMB 2999. This model uses an equivalent 5500mAh ultra-thin Blue Sea battery and supports 120W wired fast charging, officially claiming to charge to 70% in 17 minutes and fully charge in 28 minutes, boasting 1600 full charge cycles with a battery health 80%. This demonstrates iQOO's rich experience in battery and fast-charging technology, laying a solid foundation for the upcoming iQOO Neo10S Pro+.

Compared to the iQOO Neo9S Pro+, the iQOO Neo10S Pro+'s dual 3415mAh battery design, while having a slightly lower total capacity than the equivalent 5500mAh of its predecessor, may not significantly impact the actual user experience. The dual-cell design might lead to better heat dissipation and more stable charging efficiency, particularly crucial under high-intensity usage. Furthermore, if the iQOO Neo10S Pro+'s price is similar to the iQOO Neo9S Pro+, it will be highly competitive in terms of configuration and cost-effectiveness.

Currently, more details about the iQOO Neo10S Pro+ remain undisclosed, including screen size, camera specifications, and RAM/ROM configurations, all still in the speculation phase. However, based on existing leaks, this new phone will bring significant improvements in battery life and fast charging. Combined with the potential ultrasonic fingerprint recognition technology and iQOO's consistent cost-effectiveness advantage, the iQOO Neo10S Pro+ is undoubtedly worth anticipating. As the launch date approaches, more official information about this new phone will be released; let's wait and see.

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