iQOO has officially unveiled the design of its upcoming iQOO Z11, providing us with our first glimpse of the smartphone ahead of its launch. The teaser confirms several details that we had recently leaked, including the new camera bar design, signalling a notable shift in design philosophy for the brand’s Z-series.
iQOO Z11 design and display details
The iQOO Z11 features a new horizontal camera housing that stretches across the upper portion of the rear panel. The module accommodates the camera sensors, LED flash, and a prominent Aura light ring, giving the phone a refreshing appearance from the previous Z-series models.
Interestingly, the design bears a strong resemblance to the upcoming Vivo S2, which is also set to launch in India soon. Both devices appear to share a similar rear camera layout and overall aesthetic, suggesting Vivo and iQOO may be borrowing design elements across their respective lineups.
The teaser also confirms that the iQOO Z11 will be available in Green and Blue colour options. iQOO has officially confirmed that the Z11 will feature a curved display. This is similar to the iQOO Z10, which also has a quad-curved display.
iQOO Z11 specifications (expected)
Although iQOO hasn’t officially revealed the specifications yet, here are its tipped specifications:
- 6.8-inch 1.5K 3D curved display with a 144Hz refresh rate
- MediaTek 7500 chipset
- 50MP primary camera paired with a 2MP secondary sensor and Aura Light
- 32MP front-facing camera
- 7,000mAh to 8,000mAh battery with 90W fast charging
- IP68 and IP69 ratings for dust and water resistance
- Plastic frame
Based on this leak, the iQOO Z11 is expected to launch as a mid-range phone with a large battery, durable build, and a high refresh rate display. The handset is also expected to offer dependable performance for both regular and power users. If you’re planning to buy a smartphone in the upper mid-range segment, the iQOO Z11 is shaping up to be worth waiting for. ‘For users currently on an iQOO Z9 or older, the Z11’s expected display, battery, and camera improvements could make it a compelling upgrade. That said, buyers should wait for the official launch to see where iQOO positions the device.
