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The iQOO Z10 comes with a massive AMOLED display measuring 6.77 inches that has a 120 Hz refresh rate. Due to its 5000 nit brightness, it is highly suitable for reading or seeing anything during any time of the day. The phone is also very easy to carry around the hand since it slim and only weighs 199 grams. The company has introduced two color variants which are Stellar Black and Glacier Silver and both of them look very premium. Both the Stellar Black and Glacier Silver colour options that the firm has introduced give it a very high-end appearance.
Camera and performance are also powerful
In case you love taking pictures, this phone has a primary camera with 50 megapixels and supports optical image stabilization. There is also a secondary camera for depth sensing at 2 megapixels. This camera enables capturing 4K video which increases the quality of your recordings significantly. For selfies, there is an 8MP camera on the front.
The phone is powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 SoC from Qualcomm which uses a 4nm process node. This chip is good for gaming as well as for multitasking. The device runs on Android 15 and comes with Funtouch 15. The company has claimed that this device will receive two upgrades on Android after the initial release.
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And with a single charge, the iQOO Z10's enormous 7300mAh battery will let it run smoothly for two days. Also, the battery may be completely charged within a short time because it is equipped with 90W fast charging. In addition, this phone also has support for reverse wired charging.
Not only that, the price is very comfortable to our pockets
Launched with Massive Battery and 4K Camera The iQOO Z10 Is A Power-Packed Smartphone At Unhard To Find Price
The sophisticated iQOO Z10 is known to have a competitive price of around 230 euros or approximately 21,000 Indian monoc currency. Getting all these features at this budget along with a powerful processor, decent camera, amoled display, and large battery makes it a good deal.
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