On May 19, Vivo’s sub-brand iQOO will take off covers from the iQOO Z1 smartphone. The major highlight of the smartphone is that it will be equipped with the recently unveiled Dimensity 1000+ flagship chipset. Today, the Chinese shared the renders of the iQOO Z1 to reveal its rear design.
As can be seen in the new renders, the iQOO Z1 will be available in at least two color variants. The images show that the smartphone is fitted with a rectangle-shaped camera housing at the top-left corner of its back panel. It houses an LED flash and three cameras. The right edge of the device has a volume rocker and a side-mounted fingerprint reader. The rear appearance of the device resembles the iQOO Neo3 phone that went official last month.
The actual renders of the front side of the iQOO Z1 are yet to be revealed. However, the launch date poster and leaked images of the Z1 that appeared earlier this week has revealed that it will be sporting a display with a punch-hole at its top-right corner.
iQOO has confirmed that the iQOO Z1 screen will support a maximum refresh rate of 144Hz. The leaked image of the phone revealed that it will provide users to switch between refresh rate options like 60Hz, 90Hz, 120Hz and 144Hz. The Vivo V1986A phone that was recently certified by the 3C authority of China revealed that it could be arriving with a 44W fast charger. It is speculated that the Vivo V1986A model number belongs to the iQOO Z1 phone.
The iQOO Z1 is now up for reservations in China. A leaked promo poster is now doing rounds on Weibo. It revealed that the 6 GB RAM + 128 GB storage version of the Z1 could be arriving with 2,498 Yuan (~$352) price tag.
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