A few days back, a report revealed that iQOO is working on a new smartphone under the ZX lineup dubbed the iQOO Z6 Pro 5G. It will indeed be the higher-end version of the recently launched iQOO Z6 5G and the brand has now officially confirmed its existence.
iQOO is currently hosting the #iQOORaidNights contest and at the contest, the company is quietly teasing the upcoming iQOO Z6 Pro 5G. On Twitter, the brand has confirmed that the Z6 Pro is arriving and has asked netizens to guess the chipset that will power the smartphone.
Season 2, Grand Finale of #iQOORaidNights, Q1 of this contest!
iQOO Z6 Pro 5G is powered by which processor?
1- Tweet your answer tagging @IqooInd
2. Use #iQOORaidNights
3. 2 Lucky winners win a #iQOOZ6Pro5G!T&C Apply – https://t.co/ccByia76ho#iQOO #iQOOZ6Pro5G pic.twitter.com/s1ih1grJQf
— iQOO India (@IqooInd) April 8, 2022
Two lucky winners who guess the chipset correctly will get the iQOO Z6 Pro 5G for absolutely free. Additionally, the iQOO Esports Youtube Channel’s recent Raid Nights video has given out some of the phone’s intrinsic details. The Z6 Pro is claimed to be the fastest phone under Rs. 25,000, confirming its price segment. Also, it will be sold exclusively via Amazon India. Moreover, the handset’s AnTuTu score has been revealed.

The iQOO Z6 Pro 5G has scored an impressive 5,50,000 points on the benchmarking platform. Corroborating this with the previous leaks, the smartphone is tipped to come with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G SoC. To recall, this is the same chipset as the iQOO Z5 that launched last year.
It appears that iQOO wants to revamp the series with a new design while keeping the old chipset intact. The phone also is expected to offer some improvements in the other departments.
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