The unveiling of new smartphones not only demonstrates continuous progress in technology and design philosophy among manufacturers but also indicates that the future mobile market will experience fiercer competition and a wider array of product choices. However, development never ceases, and major brands are still pushing their limits.
It is reported that four new models are currently in the pipeline, with clear details on their specifications and screen designs becoming available. For consumers considering an upgrade, it might indeed be a good time to wait patiently. Let's take a closer look at these upcoming models.
Model: iQOO Neo9S Pro
The iQOO Neo9S Pro has received network access permission, with model number V2339FA. It supports up to 120W of wired fast charging. Compared to its predecessor, the iQOO Neo9 Pro, it features significant upgrades in core specifications, switching from the MediaTek Dimensity 9300 to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen3, ensuring robust performance.
It is also expected to include a range of high-end features such as a dedicated "Turbo GPU" and an advanced cooling system, aimed at providing users with a smoother and more realistic gaming experience. The battery capacity is likely to see some improvements as well. The device is expected to debut as early as May.
Second Model: iQOO Z9 Turbo
The iQOO Z9 Turbo also stands out, featuring a 1.5K display with a 144Hz refresh rate, offering users a clearer and smoother visual experience. It is equipped with the Snapdragon 8s Gen3 processor and includes a specialized "Turbo" dedicated graphics chip and a 6K VC cooling system, enhancing gaming performance significantly.
In terms of battery life, the iQOO Z9 Turbo introduces vivo's innovative "Blue Ocean" technology with a large 6000mAh battery, setting a new record for the largest capacity in the series. Impressively, the device maintains a thickness of just 7.98mm and weighs under 200 grams, striking a perfect balance between a slim design and extended battery life. Additionally, its camera module is similar to the iQOO 12 series, but it adopts a right-angled middle frame and a flat screen design, which is particularly popular among fans of flat screens.
The new Polestar Phone from the Polestar automotive brand has undoubtedly taken center stage. Official sources report that this new device features a flat screen with right-angle edges. Moreover, its dark gold charging cable is the same color as Polestar car seatbelts, highlighting its close connection with the automotive brand.
While specific details about the phone's specifications are still under wraps, the "sibling" relationship between the Polestar Phone and the Meizu 21 Pro has sparked widespread interest in the industry. Both phones are manufactured by Meizu Technology Co., Ltd., located in Zhuhai, and share a similar appearance. The key difference is that the Polestar Phone replaces the “MEIZU” logo on the back with its own “Polestar Phone” branding, suggesting that the hardware specifications could be quite similar.
Model Four: Motorola Edge 50 Ultra
Unlike the previous three models which feature flat screens, the Motorola Edge 50 Ultra introduces a curved screen design. It sports a 1.5K 144Hz OLED display with a centrally located punch-hole. The device also features a metal frame paired with a glass body, ensuring a comfortable grip.
In terms of core specifications, it is equipped with the Snapdragon 8s Gen3 processor, achieving impressive scores in the GeekBench benchmarks with a single-core score of 1947 and a multi-core score of 5149. The battery life is supported by 125W wired charging and 50W wireless charging, offering convenient charging options. Overall, the expectations for this device are quite high.
Based on the leaked information about the four new smartphones, both the flat-screen and curved-screen designs showcase the continuous efforts of phone manufacturers in technological innovation and product upgrades. So, which model are you looking forward to? Feel free to discuss and share your thoughts.
