L'iQOO 16 est-il disponible en dehors de Chine ?

iQOO n'a pas annoncé de plans pour lancer l'iQOO 16 à l'échelle mondiale à ce moment-là, il est donc disponible uniquement en Chine pour l'instant.

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iQOO 16 en Chine : batterie 8400mAh + écran 165Hz

L'iQOO 16 est lancé en Chine avec le processeur Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 et une batterie énorme de 8,400 mAh à anode en silice. Il supporte une charge rapide filaire de 100W et une charge sans fil de 40W. L'écran AMOLED Samsung M16 de 6,85 pouces offre un taux de rafraîchissement LTPO de 165Hz, jusqu'à 10,000 nits de luminosité de point localisé, et un échantillonnage tactile de 5,000Hz.

Le prix en Chine varie entre CNY 5,999 et CNY 8,499 selon la configuration. L'appareil inclut de la RAM LPDDR5X Ultra Pro, un stockage UFS 4.1, une puce de jeu Q4 dédiée, et une chambre de vapeur de 8,500mm² pour le refroidissement. Les caméras arrière consistent en trois capteurs de 50MP : principal, ultra-grand angle, et tééléscope périscope 3x.

Le phone tourne sous Android 17 avec Origin OS 7 et a une protection IP68/IP69. iQOO n'a pas annoncé de plans de lancement global, donc la disponibilité est actuellement limitée à la Chine.