The iQOO Z10x is a budget‐to‐midrange 5G smartphone launched in India as part of iQOO’s Z-series. It aims to offer a strong battery life, decent performance, and a modern feature set, all at an affordable price point.
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iQOO Z10x
iQOO Z10x Specifications
Here are its key specs:
Component Specification
Processor MediaTek Dimensity 7300 5G (4nm)
Display 6.72-inch Full HD+ LCD panel, 120 Hz refresh rate, 1050 nits peak brightness
RAM / Storage Variants: 6/8GB RAM and 128/256GB storage; uses UFS 3.1 on higher models
Rear Cameras 50 MP main sensor (f/1.8), + 2 MP depth / bokeh sensor; 4K video recording supported
Front Camera 8 MP selfie camera
Battery & Charging 6,500 mAh battery; 44W flash charging
Build & Durability MIL-STD-810H certification for ruggedness; IP64 rating for dust & water splashes
Other Features Side-mounted capacitive fingerprint sensor; dual stereo speakers; Funtouch OS 15 (Android 15)
Colours Ultramarine, Titanium
Dimensions & Weight ~8.09 mm thickness; ~204 grams weight
Variants
The Z10x is offered in multiple variants:
6GB + 128GB
8GB + 128GB
8GB + 256GB
Some launch offers include discounts (e.g. bank card, EMI offers) that bring the price slightly lower.
What’s Good
Here are the strong points of the iQOO Z10x:
1. Battery Life: 6,500 mAh is large for the price; real-world usage tends to give excellent endurance. Good pick if you hate frequent charging.
2. Decent Performance: The Dimensity 7300, though not top tier, is efficient (4nm build), and paired with UFS 3.1 in higher variants it gives a smooth experience for daily tasks.
3. Feature Set: Stereo speakers, rugged build tests (MIL-STD), IP64 rating, modern OS (Android 15) — these add value.
4. Display: 120Hz refresh rate is standard in this segment now, but the 1050 nits brightness is good for outdoor visibility.
Trade-Offs & Where It’s Not Perfect
No device is without compromises. Here are some areas where Z10x doesn’t lead:
Charging Speed: 44W is decent, but there are phones in similar or slightly higher price brackets offering 65W or 90W fast charging. If ultra-fast charging is a priority, you'd find faster alternatives.
Display Type: It uses an LCD rather than AMOLED. LCDs tend to have less contrast and color vibrancy, especially for deep blacks. If you consume a lot of media or value screen quality, AMOLED might appeal more.
Secondary Camera: Just a 2MP depth sensor; there’s no wide-angle or macro lens. So, while main camera performance is respectable, camera versatility is limited.
Durability Limits: IP64 rating protects against dust and water splashes, but not full immersion. Also, ruggedness is good, but might not match fully sealed premium devices.
Who Is It For?
The iQOO Z10x is best suited for:
Users who want long battery life and can tolerate slower charging.
Those who want solid performance for daily use (social media, video streaming, light gaming), but who don’t demand flagship level cameras or displays.
Buyers who prefer value for money — a phone which gives a strong spec sheet in its price segment without paying extra for premium bells & whistles.
Not ideal for people who:
Prioritize very high charging speeds.
Want AMOLED displays for better contrast or for dark mode viewing.
Need very advanced camera systems, wide angle, macro etc.
Conclusion
The iQOO Z10x offers a compelling package in its price range. You get a big battery, solid mid-tier performance, and modern software with ruggedness. If you can live with a few compromises (notably in display type and camera versatility), it’s a very strong option for users who want good value without breaking the bank.
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