iQOO will be launching its new smartphone called the iQOO 9T later this month in the market of India and the same is confirmed to be available via Amazon India and the shopping website has created a dedicated page for the upcoming smartphone. Now before the official launching of the device in India, the unboxing video of the device shared by the popular YouTube channel – Tech Burner and reveals the design and specification details of the smartphone.
Going through the unboxing video, we can see the upcoming iQOO 9T in white with BMW M Motorsport tricolor stripes which is running vertically. The device will also have a glass-body with a dual-tone finish. The device will also be available in black colour options as well and the same is having a glossy look and the remaining area of the back panel has a matte texture.
iQOO 9T smartphone is featuring a triple rear camera setup with a 50-megapixel Samsung GN5 ultra-sensing camera, and the Camera sensor is claimed to offer better experience in low light conditions. The iQOO 9T smartphone also features V1+ chip.
It will be powered by the latest and greatest Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 mobile processor and the same will arrive with an enhanced version of LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 storage. The device will also feature a flat AMOLED display with a punch-hole at the centre position of the screen.
It is good to know that the device will arrive with the charging adaptor inside the box and the same will support a 120W fast charging solution. The retail box of the smartphone will also have a charging cable, a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter, a protective case, and documents.
So let’s wait for the official launching of the device and we recommend you to stay tuned with us for more interesting information from the technological world at your fingertips.
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