According to the report, the iQoo Z9 Pro has been listed on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) website, indicating that it will be launched in India in the near future. The phone is said to be part of the iQoo Z9 series, which was recently launched on July 15 as the iQOO Z9 Lite. Also, the specifications of the phone’s camera can be revealed through the FV-5’s camera. Database.
iQoo Z9 Pro Specifications (Expected)
According to MySmartPrice, the iQoo Z9 Pro is listed on the BIS website with model number I2305. While the listing doesn’t reveal the phone’s specifications, another listing on the Camera FV 5 database suggests that the main camera may feature optical image stabilization (OIS).
According to the database, the main sensor of the iQoo Z9 Pro is a 12.5-megapixel sensor with a maximum image resolution of 4096 x 3072 pixels. It is said to support 1x zoom with a horizontal field of view of 68.2 degrees and a vertical field of view of 58.3 degrees. The sensor has an aperture of f/1.8 and a focal length of 26.6 mm. It should also be able to capture images in JPEG/DNG format.
The listing also suggests that it may have an ISO range of 72-3200. However, no details are known about the phone’s other cameras. The development comes a day after the company’s other smartphone, the iQoo Z9 Turbo+, was leaked on social media via a digital tipster chat channel (translated in Chinese).
iQoo Z9 Turbo+ Specifications (Expected)
The iQoo Z9 Turbo+ is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ chipset. It is expected to feature a 1.5K flat OLED display and may carry the model number V2417A. Although the tipster did not reveal details about the battery capacity, it is believed to be equipped with “large silicon cells” (translated from Chinese).
The phone is expected to outperform all iQoo Z9 series phones including iQoo Z9, iQoo Z9 Lite, iQoo Z9x and iQoo Z9 Turbo. However, the latter is yet to launch in India.
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