¿Está disponible el iQOO 16 fuera de China?

iQOO no ha anunciado ningún plan para lanzar el iQOO 16 a nivel global en este momento, por lo que solo está disponible en China por ahora.

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iQOO 16: 8400mAh + pantalla 165Hz en China

El iQOO 16 se lanza en China con el procesador Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 y una enorme batería de 8,400 mAh de ánodo de silio. Soporta carga rápida de 100W por cable y 40W inalámbrica. La pantalla AMOLED Samsung M16 de 6.85 pulgadas ofrece una tasa de refresco LTPO de 165Hz, hasta 10,000 nits de brillo pico localizado y una tasa de muestreo táctil de 5,000Hz.

El precio en China varía entre CNY 5,999 y CNY 8,499 según la configuración. El dispositivo incluye RAM LPDDR5X Ultra Pro, almacenamiento UFS 4.1, un chip de juego Q4 dedicado y una cámara de vapor de 8,500mm² para enfriamiento. Las cámaras traseras constan de tres sensores de 50MP: principal, gran angular y telephoto periscópico de 3x.

El teléfono ejecuta Android 17 con Origin OS 7 y tiene protección IP68/IP69. iQOO no ha anunciado planes de lanzamiento global, por lo que la disponibilidad está actualmente limitada a China.