iQOO 9 Pro Review: Killer Flagship!

Updated : Feb 28, 2022 12:09
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The new iQOO 9 Pro features top-of-the-line hardware. It's the first smartphone in India to feature the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 mobile chipset, paired with up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage. iQOO 9 Pro display is a 6.78 -inch 2K E5 AMOLED screen with LTPO 2.0 tech and 120Hz adaptive refresh rate. There's a large 3D ultrasonic fingerprint scanner in the iQOO 9 Pro that delivers an incredibly quick fingerprint enrolment process.

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From a marketing perspective, the iQOO 9 Pro isn't being pitched as an outright gaming smartphone but both the hardware and software have been efficiently optimised to offer a great gaming experience. With the Ultra game mode, you can enable several options such as Game Frame Interpolation and Display enhancement – both of which are powered by a separate display chip.

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iQOO9 Pro battery

iQOO9 Pro battery is 4,700mAh, and it supports 120W ultra-fast charging. iQOO 9 Pro features a triple camera setup on the back which includes large 50 MP Samsung GN5 sensor with gimbal stabilisation, a 50MP 150°ultra-wide-angle lens and a 16MP portrait lens with 2.5X optical zoom. The front camera gets a 16MP sensor.  

iQOO 9 Pro price in India

iQOO 9 Pro price in India starts from ₹64,990 for the 8GB RAM model, and costs ₹69,990 for the 12GB RAM variant. Watch our iQOO 9 Pro review on editorji to know about its performance and more.

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