Hi Questers 👋

I attended the launch event of a new iQOO Neo 10R and had the chance to use the iQOO Neo 10R there. I am sharing my experience and review here, and I hope you all will like it.

First Look and Design

Bro, the moment I picked up the iQOO Neo 10R, I was like, “This feels light and cool!” It weighs 196 grams and is just 7.98mm thick, so it's comfy to hold. I got the Raging Blue color—it’s got this dual-tone finish that looks killer on the back. There's also a Moonknight Titanium option, which is more subtle but classy. The frame,s plastic, which feels a bit cheap, but the IP65 rating means it's got some dust and water resistance, so that's a relief.

Display

The 6.78-inch 1.5K AMOLED screen blew me away. With a 144Hz refresh rate, scrolling is buttery smooth, and gaming feels next-level. Brightness hits 1800 nits, so it's crystal clear even in sunlight. I played PUBG on it, and the colors and details were just insane—total eye candy!

Camera

The setup’s a 50MP Sony LYT-600 main sensor (with OIS) and an 8MP ultra-wide. In daylight, the pics are awesome—crisp details, punchy colors. I clicked some shots in the afternoon, and every leaf and shade popped. Low-light is decent, but there’s some noise—OIS helps keep blur in check, though. The 16MP front camera is solid for selfies—group shots had good edge detection. Video recording goes up to 4K 60fps, and stability’s pretty good.

Performance

It’s got the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chipset—bro, the power is unreal! Scored over 1.7 million on AnTuTu. I ran BGMI on high settings for 5 hours straight, and it stayed locked at 90fps, no lag. The 6043mm² vapor chamber cooling keeps it chill even during long sessions. I had the 12GB RAM + 256GB storage (UFS 4.1) version—apps open in a snap, and multitasking is a breeze.

Camera

The setup’s a 50MP Sony LYT-600 main sensor (with OIS) and an 8MP ultra-wide. In daylight, the pics are awesome—crisp details, punchy colors. I clicked some shots in the afternoon, and every leaf and shade popped. Low-light is decent, but there’s some noise—OIS helps keep blur in check, though. The 16MP front camera is solid for selfies—group shots had good edge detection. Video recording goes up to 4K 60fps, and stability’s pretty good.

Battery

The 6,400mAh battery is a beast—biggest in this range! Lasts me a day and a half to two days easy. I gamed, watched videos, scrolled social media, and still had 30% left. With 80W charging, it hits 60% in 30 minutes—super quick!

Software and Features

Runs Funtouch OS 15 on Android 15—clean and fast. They promise 3 years of OS updates and 4 years of security patches. Dual speakers sound crisp.

Final Thoughts

Bro, if you're into gaming and performance, just go for the iQOO Neo 10R with your eyes closed. The camera's decent, but at this price, the battery, display, and power combo is unbeatable. It goes head-to-head with the POCO F6 or Nord 4, but the battery gives it an edge. For me, it’s totally worth the money!

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