According to a report, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 4-Series SoC will power the iQoo Z6 Lite 5G. The MediaTek Dimensity 810 SoC is believed to be comparable to the chipset. The latest report, which cites industry sources, disputes a prior rumour that the device was only a repackaged Vivo T1x. It is currently claimed that the smartphone has new hardware requirements. It is expected to make its debut in September, which is in line with an earlier prediction.
The iQoo Z6 Lite 5G will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 4-series SoC, which is comparable to the MediaTek Dimensity 810 SoC, according to a report by MySmartPrice Hindi, which cited industry sources. According to reports, it will debut in September, which is in accordance with an earlier rumour.
Additionally, it was previously claimed that the iQoo Z6 Lite 5G was only a repackaged Vivo T1x. The newly released report has now refuted this. The phone reportedly has new hardware specifications now. With the iQoo Z6 Lite 5G, the business apparently aims to increase its market share in the low-range 5G smartphone area.
According to a previous report, the iQoo Z6 Lite 5G and the iQoo Z6 Pro SE were both discovered on a smartphone's firmware data with the model numbers Vivo I2208 and Vivo I2205, respectively. According to reports, the phone will be unveiled in the second week of September.
The same model number as seen in the firmware data is said to have made an appearance in the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) database for the iQoo Z6 Lite 5G. It implies that the phone might soon be made available in India as well. The Vivo T1x, which was introduced in India this year in July, is thought to be more expensive than this handset. Recall that the Vivo T1x launched with a starting price of Rs. 11,999 in India.
