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I have been spending some time with the upcoming iQOO Z11 ahead of its India launch, and the phone makes a strong first impression with its combination of a large curved display, a massive battery, and a new focus on AI features. iQOO is positioning the Z11 in the under-Rs 40,000 segment, with the phone set to launch in India on August 20.

iQOO claims that the Z11 is designed with students in mind, especially because its AI features can help with studying, taking notes, summarizing information, writing assignments, and handling everyday academic tasks. After trying some of these features, I can see why the company is emphasizing practical AI use cases rather than treating AI as just another specification.

5Aurora Green has a subtle color-changing effect

iQOO Z11
iQOO Z11

I have been using the Aurora Green version, and it is arguably the more interesting of the two colors. The phone is also available in Celestial Blue, which can attract fingerprint marks

The green rear panel has a liquid-crystal-inspired finish. As you move the phone under light, a pale blue sheen appears across the surface, giving the back a subtle color-changing effect. The horizontal camera module houses a 50-megapixel main camera, and thankfully, it is accompanied by an ultra-wide-angle lens. Here are some shots captured using the Z11.

The iQOO Z11 launches in India on August 20 and will be positioned in the under-Rs 40,000 segment. This is only my initial hands-on experience, with the full review to follow after more extensive testing.

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Anvinraj Valiyathara is a seasoned tech journalist with a decade-long journey. Since 2010, he's been a driving force in insightful tech news coverage. With nearly 13,000+ posts on GizmoChina and contributions to Pricebaba, Free Press Journal, The Tech Outlook, and Playfuldroid, his expertise extends to comprehensive reviews of smartphones, tablets, wearables, and more. Beyond tech, Anvinraj engages actively on Twitter, is an avid Formula 1 enthusiast, participates in church activities, and nurtures a love for travel.