The new iQOO Z6 has 80W rapid charging, and the Z6x has a 6,000 mAh battery.

 The iQOO Z6 series has been on the market in India for a while, but now the vivo sub-brand has also introduced it to China. The 80W fast charging is one of the noticeable differences between the iQOO Z6 smartphone and the one with the same name in other countries.

The more cheap iQOO Z6x, which dazzles with its 6,000mAh battery, was also introduced during the event.

iQOO Z6

The Snapdragon 778G+ and either 8GB or 12GB LPDDR5 RAM power the Chinese iQOO Z6. 256GB or 128GB UFS 3.1 storage options are available, but there is no microSD card slot.

When we look at the front, we see a 6.64" LCD with Full HD+ resolution, a refresh rate of up to 120 Hz, and a touch sampling rate of 240 Hz. The panel has a peak brightness of 650 nits and 100% coverage of the DCI-P3 100% colour gamut. The power key contains a fingerprint scanner that is mounted to the side.

On the back, there are three cameras: a 2MP depth sensor, a 64MP primary camera with OIS and an f/1.79 lens, and a 2MP macro camera. A waterdrop notch and an 8MP sensor are on the front-facing device.

The 4,500mAh iQOO Z6 battery charges at peak 80W speeds in under 10 minutes, reaching 50% capacity. With its sophisticated cooling mechanism, the phone should reduce the CPU temperature by 13 degrees.

This iQOO Z6 for the Chinese market runs Android 12 on top of Origin OS Ocean. Prices for it begin at CNY 1,699 ($250), and it comes in Golden Orange, Blue, and Black colours. All significant Chinese online stores will start selling items on September 1.

the vivo iQOO Z6x

A 6nm chipset, the Dimensity 810 from Mediatek, is also present in the Z6x. This RAM is of the LPDDR4X type and is either 6GB or 8GB in size, operating at somewhat slower rates than the Z6. Storage is also a little slower because it is still 128GB or 256GB but is UFS 2.1.

The 8.MP f/2.0 camera is housed in a waterdrop notch on the 6.58" LCD screen. The side-facing fingerprint reader serves as both aa power key.