iQOO Z3 5G launches internationally, India gets it first
The vivo iQOO Z3 5G has been official for over two months in China, and it now embarks on its trip around overseas markets. The first stop is India, where the phone was announced with an aggressive starting price of INR19,990 (the equivalent of $275).
This buys you a Snapdragon 768G with an advanced cooling system and a 120Hz 6.58” LCD of Full HD+ resolution.
In India the phone will be available in three memory combos - 6/128GB, 8/128GB, and 8/256GB.
Other highlights include 55W fast charging and a 64MP main camera with autofocus.
The iQOO Z3 5G is offered in Black or Gradient colors and will start selling today, June 8. There are some offers from ICICI Bank and Amazon that can lower the price down to INR17,490, but this is only for the base variant - with more storage and RAM the price goes up to INR21,990 at most - that’s around $300/€250.
Reader comments
There is only two devices which is future proof from connectivity in India. 1. S20 FE 5G which supports 9 5G bands with 4CA on Vi in Kerala and Maharashtra. Overall, it's good phone from all perspectives except camera. 2. Mi 11 Ultra ...
By talking with Gagan Arora. With Jio and Airtel you will get carrier aggregation for this phone which is sufficient. 10-50Mbps you will get consistently for next two years. I guess that's enough for everyday usage. For heavy downloads, you can ...
That's bad. Probability of Indian networks using the same bands is low. It's a good device, sure. People shouldn't buy it for 5G. Between how you got the info on bands?