iQOO Neo 11 Launch — Pre-Reservations Open as Company Teases Sleek Blue Design

Turbo Read: iQOO has begun accepting pre-reservations for the iQOO Neo 11 in China and teased the handset’s design — a blue finish with a compact, slightly raised camera module. Early bookers are set to receive attractive perks, while leaks point to flagship-class hardware such as the Snapdragon 8 Elite, an ultra-long endurance 7,500mAh battery with 100W fast wired charging, and a sharp 2K OLED display with a high refresh rate.

Display

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2K OLED, 144Hz (rumoured)

Processor

Snapdragon 8 Elite (rumoured)

Battery

7,500mAh with 100W wired charging

Camera

50MP main with OIS + ultrawide + depth

Software

Android 16 with OriginOS 6 (expected)

Colours

Blue (teaser), more to follow

What we know so far: iQOO has confirmed the Neo 11 will arrive in China soon and the brand has started pre-reservations on its official channels and major e-commerce portals. The teaser visual highlights a clean blue finish and a modestly protruding camera island; buttons sit on the right edge in the classic iQOO layout. While the firm has kept the exact launch date under wraps, leaks and the reservation push strongly suggest the launch is close.

Design cues and build

The company’s brief teaser focuses on a premium feel: a matte or satin blue back, an understated camera hump and refined side keys. From the rendered teaser we can infer iQOO aims to strike a balance between performance-centric hardware and a polished, everyday look — something buyers who like performance phones but want subtle styling will appreciate. The design hint leans away from loud RGB accents, favouring a mature blue shade.

Hardware expectations

Reports circulating around the pre-reservation announcement place the iQOO Neo 11 on a performance footing. The device is widely tipped to use the Snapdragon 8 Elite which would make it one of the few mid-priced phones to bring flagship silicon to its segment. The rumoured 2K OLED display and a 144Hz refresh rate aim to give a smooth visual experience for both everyday use and gaming.

Battery life could be a headline feature: the anticipated 7,500mAh cell plus 100W wired charging would mean multi-day endurance with fast top-ups — a strong selling point for users tired of daily charging cycles.

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Camera & software

Camera leaks indicate a 50-megapixel main shooter equipped with OIS, paired with an ultrawide module and a depth sensor — a practical setup aimed at everyday photography rather than niche, experimental camera hardware. The phone is expected to ship with Android 16 layered with OriginOS 6, offering iQOO’s custom features and performance tuning.

Pricing context (reference)

To give buyers a feel for pricing expectations, the previous Neo 10 launched in India with a listed price of ₹31,999 for the 8GB + 128GB variant. That historic price roughly equals RM 1,519.95 using recent INR→MYR mid-market rates — a helpful reference for Malaysian shoppers comparing past models and likely new-model entry points. (Conversion used: ~1 INR = 0.0475 MYR.)

Note: iQOO has so far not announced official pricing for the Neo 11. Expect separate China and international price listings once the company sets the launch date.

Should you pre-reserve?

If you value extras, the current pre-booking incentives — totalling CNY 2,976 in benefits for early reservations — make pre-booking attractive for buyers in China. International buyers should wait for localized offers and official pricing. If the phone indeed packs Snapdragon 8 Elite, a big battery and a 2K OLED screen at a competitive price, the Neo 11 could be a high-value option in the upper-midrange segment.