iQOO
iQOO is Vivo's performance sub-brand. The name is easy to miss in a search because people type IQOO, iQoo, or iQOO. Our URL is /iqoo/. Numbered flagships (13, 12) sit at the top. Neo is the cheaper fast phone. Z is the budget line. A Neo is not a renamed numbered flagship.
On paper iQOO does what OnePlus used to advertise: a current Snapdragon or Dimensity part, a lot of RAM, and charging well above 80 W at a price under the Galaxy Ultra. The camera is usually competent, not the reason to buy. OriginOS or Funtouch, depending on region, is the Android layer — busier than Pixel Android.
iQOO is not a separate company from Vivo. Shared factories and charging tech do not make the spec sheets identical. An iQOO 13 and a Vivo X200 Pro in the same season are different cameras and often different chipsets.
Availability is India, China, and parts of Southeast Asia more than the US. A unit bought on an importer site may lack warranty and the right 5G bands. We list iQOO phones after they are announced and we name only confirmed markets.
AllMobileSpecs is not affiliated with iQOO or Vivo and does not sell these phones. Prices are indicative USD amounts for comparison. Charging above 100 W needs the matching brick; a random USB-C charger will be slower. We list the announced peak, not carton contents.
People search iQOO as IQOO and iQoo. Same brand. Same phones. The slug stays /iqoo/ so the URL does not fork.
iQOO flagships sometimes ship a display that is bright and fast but not the same panel as a Vivo X Pro. Read the display block. A 144 Hz number is not a colour-accuracy claim.
We add iQOO models only after they are announced. India and China dates often differ; we list both when iQOO has named both.
Cooling hardware on a numbered iQOO is there to hold clocks, not to make the phone a silent object. Performance modes raise fans and shorten the battery figure we print. We list capacity as announced. We do not invent a gaming-session endurance number. The same honesty applies to 144 Hz: it is a panel capability, not a promise that every app or every game will run at that rate on the chipset in the table. People search iQOO as IQOO and iQoo. Same brand. The slug stays /iqoo/ so the URL does not fork.
