O iQOO 16 está disponível fora da China?

A iQOO não anunciou planos para lançar o iQOO 16 globalmente no momento, portanto está disponível apenas na China por enquanto.

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iQOO 16 na China: bateria 8400mAh + tela 165Hz

O iQOO 16 é lançado na China com o processador Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 e uma enorme bateria de 8,400 mAh de ânodo de silício. Suporta carga rápida de 100W com fio e 40W sem fio. A tela AMOLED Samsung M16 de 6,85 polegadas oferece uma taxa de atualização LTPO de 165Hz, até 10.000 nits de brilho pico localizado e amostragem tátil de 5.000Hz.

O preço na China varia entre CNY 5.999 e CNY 8.499 conforme a configuração. O dispositivo inclui RAM LPDDR5X Ultra Pro, armazenamento UFS 4.1, chip de jogo Q4 dedicado e uma câmara de vapor de 8.500mm² para resfriamento. As câmeras traseiras consistem em três sensores de 50MP: principal, ultra grande angular e telefoto periscópico de 3x.

O phone roda Android 17 com Origin OS 7 e tem proteção IP68/IP69. A iQOO não anunciou planos de lançamento global, então a disponibilidade está atualmente limitada à China.