"iQOO's Neo 10R offers excellent value for money, but it sure wasn't the best at everything (especially its cameras). With the iQOO Neo 10, the brand raises the bar. At a slightly higher asking price, the iQOO Neo 10 attempts to deliver even better value compared to its R-branded sibling. While doing so, iQOO also ends up challenging the norm of this segment,"
"Design is a vital element of the typical mid-range smartphone formula, and this is exactly where iQOO comes up a bit too short. It's available in two rather boring finishes-Inferno Red and Titanium Chrome. While I got a taste of the Inferno Red colourway when reviewing the iQOO Neo 10R, the Titanium Chrome option we received for review is a more subtle (and classier choice). However, when compared to the competition, it can best be described as practical."
The iQOO Neo 10 upgrades the Neo 10R with higher asking price and stronger value positioning while targeting performance-focused buyers. The device challenges current mid-range norms despite lacking a telephoto camera, prompting questions about its competitiveness in a segment where telephoto lenses are emerging. The design prioritizes slimness and practicality with two subdued finishes, using polycarbonate for the frame and back that attracts smudges. The Titanium Chrome finish is subtle and classier but lacks uniqueness. The rear camera module protrudes noticeably due to the phones slim profile, and design execution falls short compared to rivals.
Read at Gadgets 360
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