Along with the iQOO 10 Pro, vivo also announced the vanilla iQOO 10, but here, a slower charger is used, and the camera specs is altered as well. By slower charger I mean 120W fast charger. Surely 120W charger is slower than the 200W charger on the Pro model of course. Wireless charging is missing on here as well.
Apart from the camera and charging speed iterations, the display technology is downgraded as well. It is still the same 6.78″ AMOLED screen, but the resolution is now FHD+ with HDR and 120Hz refresh.
But on the inside, the same Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 5G CPU is used. This model starts from 8GB RAM with 128GB ROM, and going all the way to 12GB RAM + 512GB ROM, and like the Pro model, the iQOO 10 does not support external SD-card.
Coming to the camera specifications, you are getting a 50-megapixel primary lens, with F/1.88 aperture and OIS. Note that the 10 Pro can record up to 8K videos @30fps. But the maximum you can get on the standard model is 4K footage. The other two lenses includes a 12-megapixel portrait telephoto lens with up to 2x optical zoom, along with a 13-megapixel UW shooter, while a 16-megapixel selfie lens is held on the front.
While it will take the iQOO 10 Pro just 10 minutes to get the phone’s 4700mAh battery from Zero to 100%, the standard iQOO 10 will need up to 19 minutes to do the same, at least, that is what the company said. The various storage options in the iQOO 10 are priced as follows:
8GB RAM + 128GB ROM = 3,699 yuan / $548
8GB RAM + 256GB ROM = 3,999 yuan / $593
12GB RAM + 256GB ROM = 4,299 yuan / $637
12GB RAM + 512GB ROM = 4,699 yuan / $697
You can preorder any of these model currently in China via vivo’s official sales website, however, full sales will begin from July 26th. Although while the Pro model is available in just two colors, the vanilla iQOO 10 comes in White (BMW M branding), Orange and Black colors.
