A near-flagship display, a massive battery, and 100W charging — the Neo 11S is shaping up to be iQOO’s next value powerhouse.
iQOO‘s performance-focused Neo line is about to get another entrant. According to reliable tipster Digital Chat Station (DCS), the iQOO Neo 11S is tentatively set to launch in China in August, and a fresh Weibo leak has now revealed a detailed spec sheet ahead of the reveal.
This continues a trend TechnoSports has been tracking across iQOO’s Neo and mainline series this year, where the brand keeps squeezing near-flagship hardware into more affordable price brackets.
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iQOO Neo 11S: Leaked Specifications
| Component | Detail |
|---|---|
| Display | 2K Flat OLED, 144Hz refresh rate |
| Battery | 8,000mAh with 100W fast charging |
| Colours | Light White, Shadow Black, Wind Chaser |
| RAM + Storage | 12GB+256GB / 12GB+512GB / 16GB+256GB / 16GB+512GB |
| Fingerprint Sensor | 3D Ultrasonic, in-display |
| Durability | IP68 water & dust resistance |
What’s Powering It
The leak doesn’t confirm a chipset, but it lines up with earlier reporting suggesting the Neo 11S will run an underclocked version of MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 — a step down from the Snapdragon 8 Elite powering the standard iQOO Neo 11, but still expected to deliver near-flagship performance. That would make the Neo 11S a MediaTek-based sibling sitting alongside the existing Snapdragon model, giving buyers a choice between the two platforms.
Expected Pricing and Availability
Early reports peg the Neo 11S at around ¥3,000 (roughly ₹42,800 / $445) in China, positioning it as a more affordable alternative to iQOO’s premium flagships rather than a direct Neo 11 replacement. There’s no confirmation yet of a global or India rollout, and India buyers shouldn’t expect an immediate launch — iQOO has reportedly not planned a Neo-branded release for the Indian market in 2026, similar to how other Neo-series phones have skipped India in recent cycles.
Bottom Line
If DCS’s leak holds up, the Neo 11S looks like a smart mid-cycle refresh: a sharper 2K 144Hz display, a bigger 8,000mAh battery than the standard Neo 11’s 7,500mAh, and IP68 durability, all while staying under the ¥3,000 mark. iQOO hasn’t confirmed anything officially yet, so treat these numbers as strong but unconfirmed until the August reveal.
Based on leaks from tipster Digital Chat Station (DCS) via Weibo. iQOO has not confirmed specifications, pricing, or a launch date.
