iQoo plans to launch the Z9s series, which includes the Z9s and Z9s Pro smartphones, in August. The company has been hinting at the release of the next Z series for a few days now. Gadget 360 has confirmed the name of the upcoming smartphone iQoo for the first time. Additionally, iQoo CEO Nippon Maria exclusively confirmed to Gadget360 that both phones will launch in India in the second or third week of August. Particle for direct object
“The iQoo Z9s and Z9s pro are expected to launch in the second or third week of August,” Mallya said.
In an interview with Gadget 360, Maria added that both the iQoo Z9s and Z9s Pro are solid products in their price range and this is the first time that the brand is launching two products at the same time in the Z series. Unfortunately, no details about the Z9s series have been announced at this time. Particle for direct object
Considering that the new phone will be part of the iQoo Z9 series, we can expect better performance from the latest device. Images of the Z9s series released by iQoo confirm a triple camera setup on the back, but we don’t know anything about the other specifications at the moment. Particle for direct object
In China, iQoo launched three phones under the Z9 name: iQoo Z9 5G, Z9 Turbo 5G and Z9x 5G. Meanwhile, iQoo has already launched the Z9, Z9x and Z9 Lite in India. Interestingly, the company is expanding its Z9 series with two more phones. As for the price, the iQoo Z9 starts at Rs 10,000. The base 8GB RAM version of the Z9x costs Rs 19,999. 15,999 while the Z9 Lite costs Rs 15,999. 10,499. It is speculated that the new Z9s and Z9s Pro will cost less than the R30,000 sections
In our iQoo Z9 review, we found it to be a reliable mid-range device that offers a great design, display, performance and battery life for its price. The Z9 is also IP54 certified, which is a highlight for a device in this price range. For more information on the upcoming iQoo Z9s series, visit Gadgets 360. Particles for Direct Object
Bhupendra Singh Chundawat is a seasoned technology journalist with over 22 years of experience in the media industry. He specializes in covering the global technology landscape, with a deep focus on manufacturing trends and the geopolitical impact on tech companies. Currently serving as the Editor at Udaipur Kiran, his insights are shaped by decades of hands-on reporting and editorial leadership in the fast-evolving world of technology.
