iQOO launched the Z9 Lite back in July last year, and its successor is just around the corner. The company has officially confirmed that the iQOO Z10 Lite will be unveiled on June 18.
Official images reveal a refined design, including a pill-shaped camera island on the back housing a dual-camera setup. The phone retains the overall flat design and is shown in at least two color options: Titanium Blue and Cyber Green. While the camera hardware doesn’t appear to have changed significantly, a key difference in the rear design is the presence of two separate LEDs—one flash positioned outside the camera assembly, and another just below the lenses that resembles an “aura light”.
Under the hood, the Z10 Lite packs a 6,000mAh battery, a notable upgrade from the Z9 Lite’s 5,000mAh cell. iQOO is marketing it as the “segment’s biggest battery 5G smartphone.” And what about the price? iQOO has confirmed the Z10 Lite will be priced under ₹10,000, making it a compelling budget 5G option. While the chipset hasn’t been officially named, iQOO has tagged Snapdragon India in its teasers on X, all but confirming the presence of a Snapdragon SoC. To recall, the Z9 Lite featured the 6nm MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chip.
For context, the Z9 Lite had a 6.56″ 720p IPS LCD display with 840 nits peak brightness, offering solid visibility even under direct sunlight. It weighed 185 grams, which is reasonable given its battery capacity, and featured a plastic back and middle frame—standard for this segment. However, its IP64 dust and water resistance rating gave it a durability edge over competitors. The Z10 Lite is expected to retain this splash protection as well.
More details are likely to emerge as we approach the launch, so stay tuned.
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