Check out the iQOO 15's camera samples ahead of its international debut

"The iQOO 15 has Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 flagship chip at the helm and features four cameras - a 32MP selfie camera on the front and a trio of 50MP cameras on the rear. The rear camera setup includes a primary (OIS), a periscope telephoto (OIS, 3x optical), and an ultrawide camera, with the primary camera using the Sony IMX921 sensor and the periscope telephoto camera employing the Sony IMX882 sensor. The ultrawide camera relies on Samsung's S5KJN1SQ03 sensor, while the front camera uses the Galaxycore GC32E1-WA1XA."

"The return of the periscope telephoto camera, which was present on the iQOO 12 but dropped from the iQOO 13 last year, also brings back the telephoto macro mode. It's called Super Macro and can be accessed by clicking on the flower icon in the top-right corner of the default Camera app's Photo mode. You can take macro shots at 1x (25mm), 2x (46mm), 3x (73mm), and 6x (146mm) magnifications with Super Macro mode."

"iQOO invited us to a media briefing last week, where we got our hands on the iQOO 15 and took quick photos. We are sharing them below so you can pixel-peep them yourselves. You can also use our Compare tool on the desktop version of the website to compare two photos. Daylight Photos First, we have the daylight photos, clicked with the 50MP primary camera in default Photo mode, having an output of 12.6MP. These are followed by the pictures taken in the High-Resolution mode with the same camera."

iQOO 15 begins international rollout this month and debuts in India on November 26. The phone uses Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and features four cameras: a 32MP front and three 50MP rear sensors. Rear cameras include a primary OIS Sony IMX921, a periscope telephoto OIS (3x optical) Sony IMX882, and an ultrawide Samsung S5KJN1SQ03. The returning periscope enables a Super Macro telephoto mode at 1x (25mm), 2x (46mm), 3x (73mm), and 6x (146mm) magnifications, and Portrait Mode adds an 85mm (3.7x) option. Sample photos were captured in default 12.6MP daylight output and a 50.3MP high-resolution mode.

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