March 30, 2025 โ While iQOO gears up for the official launch of the Z10 on April 11, another device in the same series โ the iQOO Z10x โ has made a surprise appearance on Geekbench, offering an early glimpse at its core specifications.
๐ Geekbench Listing Details (Model: I2404)
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Single-Core Score: 1,008
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Multi-Core Score: 2,878
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RAM: 8GB
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OS: Android 15 (likely with Funtouch OS 15)
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Processor: Octa-core chipset
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4 cores @ 2.0GHz
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4 cores @ 2.5GHz
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Likely SoC: MediaTek Dimensity 7300
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GPU: Mali-G615 MC2
While iQOO has yet to officially confirm the Z10x, this listing hints that the brand is preparing a more affordable sibling to the Snapdragon-powered Z10, possibly with slightly different specs tailored for performance-conscious buyers in the mid-range segment.
๐ฑ How It Compares to the iQOO Z10
| Feature | iQOO Z10 (Confirmed) | iQOO Z10x (Leaked) |
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| Processor | Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 | Dimensity 7300 (expected) |
| Display | Quad-curved, 5,000 nits brightness | Not yet revealed |
| Battery | 7,300mAh, 90W fast charging | Unknown |
| RAM/OS | Not specified, Android 15 | 8GB RAM, Android 15 |
| Design Options | Stellar Black, Glacier Silver | Unknown |
๐๏ธ Launch Timeline
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iQOO Z10: Launching April 11, 2025
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iQOO Z10x: Expected to launch shortly after or alongside, though official confirmation is still pending
โ What to Expect from the iQOO Z10x
Based on the Geekbench scores and rumored SoC, the iQOO Z10x looks set to offer:
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Balanced performance for gaming and multitasking
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Power-efficient architecture with 6nm or better process
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Likely to be positioned below the Z10 in pricing, while offering many of the same software features
Stay tuned for more leaks or an official announcement from iQOO in the coming days.
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