iQOO 10 Pro

Thanks to powerful performance and good camera combination, the iQOO 10 Pro will continue its success. But the promise on paper hasn't been well fulfilled ...

And it seems that the V1+ chip contributes to the better noise reduction for filming at 1080P, but this might be limited to 30fps. The main camera and the wide-angle camera were inherited from the 9 Pro, except for the main camera’s aperture, which is narrowed to F1.88. And the phone is able to achieve a much better brightness for night filming at 1080P 30fps. You can even see the movement of the camera. In addition, you also need to be aware of the flicker issue on the display at low brightness. And it got better control over heating and power output, which no doubt is much better than the 9 Pro powered by 8 Gen 1. In terms of the speed of new releases, iQoo is at the top of its game, with the iQOO 8 being launched last August, the iQOO 9 series in January, and the iQoo 10 series in July as promised. So, its performance is the last thing you have to worry about. So when we boosted the framerate to 120Hz, the display response was affected and the images turned out to be blurred. And it doesn’t lead to narrower bezels on both sides, instead, it makes the phone even bulkier in size. But the display is great. And after using the phone for over 2 weeks, I have to say that the new Pro model didn’t give us any surprising new features when compared to the 9 Pro on paper.