iQoo may be a somewhat new name in the gaming smartphone space, but the company is looking to change that with the launch of the iQoo 5 series in India. Scheduled for the end of the current month, it could claim the title for a series of novelties in the segment, except for essential changes. iQoo entered the Indian market in February 3 with the iQoo XNUMX, which was also the country's first XNUMXG smartphone. But since then, the company has remained silent and has not released any other products. That should change in a few weeks with the iQoo XNUMX series and other devices after that. The iQoo XNUMX Legend is going to be the best phone of the gaming brand's era, and it promises to set a new benchmark for performance regardless of cost. It might also be the fastest charging pheno when it launched, delivering a full charge in less than XNUMX minutes. Other iQoo phones are also coming to India in the near future, with leaks pointing to the iQoo Neo XNUMX and iQoo ZXNUMX. That's all we know about the iQoo XNUMX in India for that matter.
Come to the point
IQoo 7 price and release date
(Image credit: iQoo) Before we chat about upcoming phones, let's try to understand the scope. The nickname `` iQoo 2 Legend '' used by the company in its communications does not exist in China, but the specifications match those of the iQoo XNUMX. We also know that the phone is going to have the Snapdragon XNUMX and it will be available in multiple modifications. ., which rules out the possibility that Legend is a suffix for the high-end model. After all, we think that the Indian iQoo XNUMX Legend is going to be the Chinese iQoo XNUMX, and the Indian iQoo XNUMX is going to be a totally different device. The XNUMX are going to be released together, forming the iQoo seven series. The BMW Edition will also be available. Gagan Arora has confirmed that the iQoo XNUMX India launch is going to take place at the end of April, which is just a few days away. The official data should be announced very soon. Interestingly, the company has also teased its cost, intended to steal the thunder from the OnePlus XNUMX series. The top variation of the iQoo XNUMX Legend (presumably with XNUMXGB of RAM and XNUMXGB of storage) will cost less than RsXNUMX in India. This means that iQoo could have the cheapest Snapdragon XNUMX smartphone in India, barring Xiaomi pulls off a miracle with the Mi XNUMX series on April XNUMXrd.
IQoo Seven Legend Specifications and Features
(Image credit: iQoo) For a phone in India under Rs 5, the iQoo 1 Legend seems to have decent specs, at least on paper. Powered by the Snapdragon 120 chipset, it has up to 10 GB of LPDDR2 RAM (with 48 GB of auxiliary virtual RAM) and 13 GB of non-expandable UFS 13 storage. There is a multi-layer cooling structure inside for thermal management. Gamers are going to appreciate that the iQoo 2 Legend has a 20Hz refresh rate for smoother visuals, on the 16-inch AMOLED display with HDRXNUMX+ support and XNUMX% NTSC coverage. There is also an integrated optical fingerprint scanner. The screen is pressure sensitive where a deeper touch can be assigned as auxiliary input options. You also get XNUMX stereo speakers. Specifications of IQoo XNUMX Legend XNUMX-inch AMOLED screen, XNUMX Snapdragon processor XNUMX Hz XNUMX MP + XNUMX MP + XNUMX MP camera XNUMX mAh battery + XNUMX W charging For For smartphone photography, the iQoo XNUMX Legend has a triple camera setup with a XNUMXMP f/XNUMX main sensor, XNUMXMP ultra-wide angle and XNUMXMP telephoto lens with XNUMXx magnification and XNUMXx digital zoom. For selfies, there's a XNUMXMP camera on the front. Shooting modes include night scene, portrait, active photography, time-lapse, document fix, etc. Finally, the iQoo XNUMX Legend houses a XNUMX mAh battery. Although it might not sound exceptional, it supports fast charging of XNUMX W which would only take around XNUMX minutes for a full charge, making it the fastest charging phone around.
iQoo 7: what we want to see
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One hundred and twenty W fast charging
The Chinese iQoo XNUMX is one of the few smartphones on the planet that accepts a XNUMXW fast charge. We hope that the Indian iQoo XNUMX Legend will offer this as well, perhaps as an optional accessory.
Bigger battery
At four thousand mAh, the iQoo seven has a fairly medium-sized battery that runs the program, which isn't very likely to be enough for the power-hungry Snapdragon eight hundred and eighty-eight. If it weren't for fast charging, the phone should offer at least a bigger battery in India. a variation
Original OS
Historically, iQoo phones have employed an adapted version of Vivo's FunTouch operating system, which is one of the heaviest and most difficult aspects of any Android smartphone. We'd like to see the global version of iQoo XNUMX boot up into Origin OS, which is Vivo's new operating system.