Best iQOO Phones

With a Digit Rating of 8.3, the iQOO 13 is a pure performance powerhouse, thanks to the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, a luxurious display, and blazing-fast charging. Priced at Rs 54,999, it’s the most affordable phone with this chipset, making it an unbeatable choice for gamers and power users. While cameras, especially in low light, lag behind their predecessor’s, the overall package delivers incredible value as a performance-first flagship.

With a Digit Rating of 7.4, the iQOO 12 marked a shift for the brand, moving beyond raw performance to deliver a more complete flagship experience. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, it impressed with fantastic cameras, brilliant performance, and reduced bloatware. While it skips premium extras like wireless charging, an official IP rating and struggles with sunlight visibility, it remains one of the best camera-focused iQOO phones yet, making it a strong option for those wanting more than just speed.

With a Digit Rating of 7.8, the iQOO Neo 10 delivers strong all-around performance at Rs 31,999, thanks to a newer chipset, a brighter and more colour-accurate display, faster charging, and sharper cameras. While the cheaper Neo 10R comes close in terms of performance and battery life, the Neo 10’s subtle yet meaningful upgrades, especially in display and premium feel, make it the better choice for those who want a refined, performance-first phone in this price segment.

With a Digit Rating of 7.5, the iQOO Neo 10R is a performance-driven gaming phone offering a 144Hz display, stable power, and long-lasting battery life. It delivers decent cameras and accurate display colours for its price, though pre-installed apps, average display protection, and limited 144Hz game support hold it back. Still, for gaming enthusiasts on a budget, it’s a compelling option that undercuts the Neo 10 by Rs 5,000.

With a Digit rating of 7.5, the iQOO Neo 9 Pro stands out with its 50-megapixel camera, battery capacity of 5160 mAh, and a display resolution of 1260×2800 px (FHD+). Designed for users who demand the best from their devices, iQOO Neo 9 Pro delivers top-tier performance, stunning visuals, and long-lasting battery life. Whether you're a gamer, a photography enthusiast, or someone looking for a fast, reliable phone, the iQOO Neo 9 Pro ticks all the boxes.

With a Digit Rating of 7.9, the iQOO Z10 stands out as a reliable value-for-money option under Rs 20,000. It offers excellent battery life, a vibrant display, and smooth performance, making it a dependable daily driver. While limited to 60fps gaming, average haptics, and a modest camera setup, it’s a strong pick for users prioritising longevity and speed over frills.

With a Digit Rating of 7.2, the iQOO Z10R delivers a solid package under Rs 20,000 with its eye-catching design, bright AMOLED display, and smooth everyday performance. While it lacks an ultrawide lens and the cameras could use improvement, it’s a stylish 5G option for users who prioritise display quality, dependable performance, and balanced value.

With a Digit Rating of 7.5, the iQOO Z9 stands out as one of the best all-rounders under Rs 20,000. It offers the fastest performance in its segment, an impressive primary camera, a vibrant AMOLED display, and dependable battery life. However, slower UFS 2.2 storage, some bloatware, and a less premium design hold it back slightly. Still, it’s a top pick for users seeking raw speed and solid everyday usability in the budget segment.

With a Digit Rating of 6.5, the iQOO Z10 Lite 5G is a dependable budget option at Rs 9,999, offering solid performance, long battery life, and a clean design without overpromising. While it misses out on faster charging, a 120Hz display, and better cameras, it stays true to its value-first positioning, making it a reliable choice for those seeking an affordable everyday phone that won’t frustrate over time.

With a Digit Rating of 7.6, the iQOO Z10x is a dependable choice under Rs 15,000, offering excellent battery life with its 6,500mAh cell, competitive performance from the Dimensity 7300, and UFS 3.1 storage. Its 120Hz LCD display is bright and efficient, though it lacks OLED punch. Average cameras, heavy bloatware, and slower charging are drawbacks, but overall, it’s a solid, value-packed 5G phone for everyday use.