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iQOO has offered a closer look at its upcoming Neo 12 smartphone ahead of its expected debut. The latest teasers focus on the device’s front design and display technology. They also highlight the company’s efforts to improve screen performance without increasing power consumption.

iQOO Neo 12: Front design and display technology teased

The first promotional poster reveals the iQOO Neo 12’s front design, showing a flat display with ultra-thin bezels and a centrally positioned punch-hole camera. Two additional posters emphasize the screen’s key capabilities, including its 2K resolution and unusually high 185Hz refresh rate. The teasers also highlight improvements in brightness and display quality while reducing power consumption.

Last week, tipster Digital Chat Station claimed that the phone would feature a next-generation Visionox panel using the company’s fourth-generation pTSF light-emitting technology. The technology is reportedly designed to improve efficiency, visual performance and panel longevity. iQOO has now confirmed the 2K resolution and 185Hz refresh rate through its official Weibo teasers, strengthening the earlier claims about the display.

iQOO has revealed several other details through earlier teasers. The Neo 12 is confirmed to feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor alongside the company’s Q3 gaming chip. Promotional material also points to a 9,000mAh battery, while its 3C certification suggests support for 100W fast charging.

The smartphone is expected to feature a built-in cooling fan with an Ice Dome active cooling system and redesigned airflow channels for improved heat dissipation during gaming. A Geekbench listing has also reportedly revealed 16GB of RAM and Android 17, potentially with OriginOS 7 on top. However, these details have not all been officially confirmed, and the phone’s pricing and launch date remain unknown.

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