The recently launched iQOO’s Neo 5 was recently launched in China. The device is best for gamers looking for an affordable gaming phone which is packed with Snapdragon 870 chipset, paired with a high refresh rate display, viable cameras, and more. And now the company is heading towards its global launch.
The phone was recently spotted by an Indian fan who said that the iQOO Neo 5 appeared on the Indian IMEI database. The phone will come under the model number V2055A.
Since the device has already debuted in China, we could expect that the gaming phone could come with the same specs including:
| Display | 6.62-inch AMOLED panel FHD+ 2400×1080 pixels 120Hz refresh rate |
| Processor & GPU | Snapdragon 870 chipset Adreno 650 GPU |
| Memory & Storage | Up to 12GB LPDDR5 RAM 256GB UFS 3.1 onboard storage |
| Rear cameras | A triple camera module; 48MP+13MP+2MP |
| Selfie sensor | 16MP front shooter |
| Software | Android 11 OriginOS |
| Battery | 4,400mAh capacity 66W fast-charging support |
| Other features | In-display fingerprint sensor Bluetooth 5.1 Dual-band WiFi 4G LTE NFC USB Type-C port |
The country is yet to wait a little more to get the new gaming device as no details about the launch date or pricing have been disclosed.
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