Back in October 2025, iQOO unveiled the iQOO 15 and Neo 11 in China. Unlike the previous Neo 10 generation, the Neo 11 wasn’t accompanied by a Pro variant. A recent leak by tipster Smart Pikachu revealed that the Neo 11 Pro could be in the works. Now, a new leak suggests that the brand could be gearing up to launch not one but two Neo 11 series devices for China.

iQOO Neo 11 Pro, Neo 11 Pro+ could be in the works

As per the leak, the two upcoming iQOO flagships will feature 6.83-inch 2K LTPS flat displays with ultra-high refresh rates, which, according to other reports, may reach 165Hz. The phones are also tipped to feature metal middle frames and 3D ultrasonic fingerprint sensors.

Both devices are said to pack silicon batteries starting with an “8” capacity figure, likely indicating large 8,000mAh+ battery sizes. In terms of performance, the prototypes are currently being tested with Snapdragon 8 Elite and Dimensity 9500 chipsets.

The exact monikers of these devices have not been revealed in the leak. It remains to be seen whether the Snapdragon variant could be called the Neo 11 Pro, while the Dimensity version could be dubbed the Neo 11 Pro+.

DCS added that the major highlight of this series is the inclusion of a 2K resolution display, which could be a rare offering in this segment. To recall, the existing iQOO Neo 11 has a 6.82-inch OLED 2K 144Hz screen, a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, and a 7,500mAh battery with 100W fast charging. It is speculated that the brand may discontinue the Neo 11 after the arrival of the new Neo 11 series phones.

There’s a possibility that these Neo 11 series devices may remain exclusive to the Chinese market. The reason behind this is that a recent report claimed the company has no plans to launch a Neo-branded phone in India in 2026.

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