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Both of these impressive new flagship killers feature the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. So, which is the superior option: the iQOO 13 or the Realme GT 7 Pro? Let’s find out!

iQOO 13 vs Realme GT 7 Pro: Comparing the Latest Flagship Killers; Check Benchmarks & Camera Performance

iQOO 13 Review ft. Comparison with Realme GT 7 Pro!

<h2>Both of these impressive new flagship killers feature the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. So, which is the superior option: the iQOO 13 or the Realme GT 7 Pro? Let&rsquo;s find out!</h2>

It&rsquo;s that time of year again: a brand-new flagship chipset, and two hot new phones vying for your attention.
On one side, we have the iQOO 13, and on the other, the Realme GT 7 Pro. If you want to experience the new Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, these two are your best bets.&nbsp;
More importantly, both these phones are priced under ₹60,000, in fact, the iQOO can be purchased for as low as ₹51,999 with launch offers.
So, should you buy one of these, or maybe wait for something else? Let&rsquo;s find out!
iQOO 13 vs Realme GT 7 Pro: Design
Both the iQOO 13 and Realme GT 7 Pro have a nice glass sandwich design with an aluminium frame.
However, I find the Realme GT 7 Pro to have a more premium feel. It feels weightier in hand and features a matte frame that resists fingerprints better than the glossy finish on the iQOO 13.
The back of the iQOO 13 is undeniably cool with its matte ivory Legend colour and subtle BMW M-inspired strips. You&rsquo;d also notice this LED RGB ring around the camera island, which is fully customisable and adds some character to this phone.&nbsp;
Although this LED ring surrounds a downgraded camera system, which I&rsquo;ll talk about in a while.
Anyway, I still prefer the Realme&rsquo;s brushed metal texture on this grey colour: it just looks more upscale. Although the Realme&rsquo;s matte back does show fingerprints, its overall design edges out the iQOO for me.
Both smartphones are also decently robust with an IP69 rating and credible glass protections for their displays.
Both smartphones also feature quick ultrasonic fingerprint readers. I&rsquo;m glad that ultrasonic scanners are finally going mainstream 5 long years after their original debut in the Galaxy S10 series.
iQOO 13 vs Realme GT 7 Pro: Performance, Benchmarks &amp; Software
Okay, since performance without breaking the bank is the main mantra of these two phones, let&rsquo;s have a look at their benchmark scores.&nbsp;
Please watch the video for benchmark scores.
The iQOO 13 takes the lead with higher scores in AnTuTu and Geekbench. However, it scored surprisingly low in the Wildlife Extreme stress test, which is likely due to optimisation issues.&nbsp;
Although in practical terms, performance gains since the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 are hard to notice. At this point, a new flagship chip is mostly about boasting your high score on Antutu, because even a two year old 8 Gen 2 can play demanding games with ease. &nbsp;
And, when it comes to all the AI features, they still rely on an internet connection. So, it leaves me wondering, what are these powerful NPUs actually doing?
Anyway, in everyday use, both phones perform superbly. They handle heavy games without breaking a sweat, even during extended sessions. Both manage heat pretty well, although the iQOO 13 remained slightly cooler after a 30 minute BGMI session.&nbsp;
Both models also offer frame rate interpolation. The Realme can boost frame rates up to 120fps, while the iQOO has a dedicated Q2 chip that enhances gaming up to 144fps and optimises power efficiency. Do note that only a few games support frame rate interpolation.
Despite having the same chipset and 16GB of RAM, the iQOO 13 feels faster and smoother thanks to better software optimisation. Apps open swiftly on it and multitasking is seamless as well.&nbsp;
Realme, on the other hand, has cleaner software with fewer preinstalled apps. It doesn&rsquo;t bombard you with spammy notifications like the iQOO&rsquo;s V-App Store.&nbsp;
Both phones include the Glance lock screen, which feels out of place on premium devices.
You can disable all of these things on both phones, but cleaning up the iQOO will definitely require more time.
The iQOO 13 fights back with a longer software update cycle of 4+5 years compared to Realme&rsquo;s 3+4 years.&nbsp;
As mentioned before, AI features are present on both phones as long as you are connected to the internet. Realme&rsquo;s AI suite is more organised and user-friendly. It offers more features, though it still doesn&rsquo;t match the comprehensiveness of Samsung&rsquo;s AI tools.
iQOO 13 vs Realme GT 7 Pro: Cameras
After performance, now let's tackle the second most important question about these phones: are their cameras any good?
In my recent full review of the GT 7 Pro, I found its cameras to be pretty good, but not quite flagship grade.&nbsp;
So, given how good the iQOO 12&rsquo;s cameras were, can we take the liberty of assuming that iQOO 13 has a great camera system too. Sadly, not quite.
The camera sensors have changed on the iQOO 13, and they are a bit of a downgrade, especially that telephoto lens which now has an inferior sensor and no periscope system.
Please watch the video to see camera samples.
The main camera is pretty equally matched on both phones in terms of detail, but realme can be a little inconsistent. For example, in this challenging shot, Realme struggled a bit with dynamic range, and in this second shot, it added a greenish tone to the ambience which wasn't there.
Night mode definitely goes into iQOO&rsquo;s favour because of its better detail and focus, but its tendency to make the night sky blue can be annoying for some.
Both phones take detailed videos but suffer from EIS jitter. iQOO however, performs much better in tricky scenarios.
Telephoto cameras are where things get interesting, because the downgrade on the iQOO 13 versus iQOO 12 is pretty hard to ignore. In fact, in portrait shots it sometimes struggled to focus on the person, which is quite surprising for a Vivo phone.&nbsp;
The iQOO 13 definitely processes light flares better than the GT 7 Pro, but none of the phones were particularly consistent with skin tones.&nbsp;
Also, since there&rsquo;s no periscope on the iQOO 13, its long range zoom is limited to just 30x.&nbsp;
Telephoto footage from both smartphones is not particularly stable, but it is detailed with good dynamic range.
When it comes to ultrawide, the iQOO has a clear advantage with its higher resolution camera. It takes better photos in the day as well as low light. Plus it can also shoot good videos at 4K 60fps, whereas the Realme is capped at 1080p 30fps.&nbsp;
Coming to selfies, the Realme has a 16MP front sensor while the iQOO has a 32MP sensor. I am not particularly fond of any of these cameras, because Realme oversharpened and brightness up every photo, whereas the iQOO does not get the skin tones right.
All things considered, the iQOO 13 still has the better camera system of these two phones. But sadly, the punch above its price magic of the iQOO 12 is just gone. So if a camera phone in this price range is what you want, try grabbing an iQOO 12 while you still can.&nbsp;
iQOO 13 vs Realme GT 7 Pro: Display
Display is one criteria where these two smartphones are pretty different to be honest.&nbsp;
At a glance, both displays are high-end: Realme shines with peak brightness, while iQOO offers a higher refresh rate.&nbsp;
However, the GT 7 Pro&rsquo;s display has peculiar colour reproduction. It just shows bluish tones across all profiles. iQOO&rsquo;s display, on the other hand, stays fairly neutral.
Realme's cooler tones is not an issue in isolation, but its tendency to exaggerate blues becomes obvious when compared to the iQOO.
iQOO 13 vs Realme GT 7 Pro: Battery Life &amp; Charging
Finally, there&rsquo;s battery life and charging. Charging is industry-leading with both phones supporting 120W wired charging and coming with a bundled adapter. But wireless charging is sadly missing on both phones.
Anyway, with or without wireless charging, battery life is pretty amazing on both smartphones. Realme&rsquo;s 5,800mAh and iQOO&rsquo;s 6,000mAh cells will easily give you 9+ hours of screen time with mixed use.
Even with an hour of gaming and about 3-4 hours of watching videos, the screen time hovered around the 7 hour mark on both, which is pretty brilliant.&nbsp;
iQOO 13 vs Realme GT 7 Pro: Verdict
Ultimately, if you want a high-end gaming phone that plays high end titles without dropping frames or heating up, both of these are fantastic options.&nbsp;
However, there is always just one winner, and in this case, it's the iQOO 13. It offers long software support and slightly better cameras than the Realme, but more importantly, it is cheaper by ₹5,000.&nbsp;
Although, knowing Realme, do keep an eye on the GT 7 Pro&rsquo;s price during the New Year sale season.&nbsp;

Dive into the iQOO Z9 5G first impression and unboxing, detailing its price, specifications, camera, and design. Discover what sets the iQOO Z9 apart in the competitive mid-range segment.

iQOO Z9 First Impression, Unboxing: Best phone under Rs. 20,000? Check price, specifications, and more 

iQOO Z9 First Impression, Unboxing

<h2>Discover the iQOO Z9 5G with our unboxing and first impressions, highlighting its specifications, sleek design, impressive camera, and competitive pricing. Is it a game-changer in its segment?</h2>

The iQoo Z9 5G has launched, and it's the brand's newest contender in the battle for the best smartphone under Rs. 20,000 in India. It's a step up from its predecessor, the iQoo Z7 5G, with a bunch of improvements like a beefier processor, a slicker camera sensor, and a more substantial battery.
Let's dive into the details and share our first impressions on what the iQoo Z9 5G brings to the table.
<h3>iQOO Z9 5G Unboxing</h3>
In the box, you'll find everything you need to get started with the iQOO Z9 5G: the phone itself, a protective TPU case to keep it safe from day one, a USB Type A to Type C cable for charging and data transfer, a 44W charger to power up fast, a SIM ejector tool for when you need to swap or install your SIM card, and, of course, the quick start guide and warranty information to cover all the basics and ensure you're well-informed about your new device.
<h3>iQoo Z9 5G Design &amp; Utility</h3>
The Graphene blue colour of the iQoo Z9 5G gives it quite a premium look with a glittery back that shines when light hits it at different angles. If you want something colourful, there is a Brushed Green variant as well. The AG finish is a smart touch, keeping those pesky fingerprints at bay. It's also slim, at just 7.83mm, and light too, tipping the scales at 188g.
Holding it feels great and with an IP54 rating, it's got a bit of armor against dust and splashes. It's a bit of a letdown that the phone has dropped the 3.5mm headphone jack, unlike its predecessor.
However, it compensates with the addition of dual speakers, which is an improvement over the single speaker on the previous Z7 model. The device also offers the option to expand storage up to 1TB with a microSD card, ensuring ample space for all your needs.
<h3>iQoo Z9 5G Display</h3>
The iQoo Z9 &nbsp;now comes with a slightly bigger 6.67" AMOLED display, which is great for anyone who loves a big screen. It sticks to that sharp full-HD+ resolution, but the screen's refresh rate has been bumped to 120Hz from the previous 90Hz, making everything from scrolling to gaming smoother.
The display&rsquo;s also gotten a brightness boost, now peaking at 1,800 nits, so it&rsquo;s easier to see your screen even in bright sunlight. They&rsquo;ve updated the front camera cutout too, moving to a punch hole in the top center, which looks a lot more modern. As for the bezels, they&rsquo;re much more even now, giving the phone a cleaner, more refined look.
<h3>iQoo Z9 5G Camera</h3>
The iQOO Z9 sports a dual-camera setup on the back. Interestingly, the main shooter is a 50MP camera, which steps down from the iQOO Z7's 64MP. But here's the thing&mdash;more megapixels don't always equal better pics.
The Z9 might have fewer megapixels, but it's packing a punch with a superior sensor, the Sony IMX 882 OIS, to be exact. iQOO is pretty proud of this, claiming it's the first of its kind in this segment.
The company further claims that the Z9 is the only phone in this price range to shoot 4K videos at 30FPS with OIS. Alongside the main camera, there's a 2-megapixel sensor dedicated to figuring out depth in Portrait mode shots, which helps make those backgrounds nicely blurred while keeping your subject sharp.
And if you like clicking selfies, there's a 16-megapixel front camera as well. We'll be diving deep into how these cameras perform in everyday situations in the full review of the iQoo Z9 5G.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/iqoo-neo-9-pro-review-most-affordable-snapdragon-8-gen-2-smartphone-check-price-specs-pros-and-cons-1708696406506">iQOO Neo 9 Pro Review</a>
<h3>iQoo Z9 5G Specifications</h3>
The iQoo Z9 5G specifications include a MediaTek Dimensity 7200 SoC under the hood, and it's claimed to be the fastest around in its price range, with an Antutu score that's through the roof at over 734K.
This is a notable jump from the previous iQoo Z7 5G's Dimensity 920 chip. However, we'll need to spend some more time with it to see how it really holds up with everyday tasks. On the storage front, the iQoo Z9 5G is out with a couple of options.
You can go for the base model, which comes with 128GB of storage, or if you need more space, there's a version with 256GB. Both models come with 8GB of RAM, so you should expect pretty smooth sailing when it comes to performance.
The phone comes equipped with a 5,000mAh battery and supports 44W fast charging. Despite the larger battery size in the iQoo Z9 5G, the charging speed hasn't changed. According to iQoo, you can get the battery from empty to 50% in just 30 minutes.&nbsp;
<h3>iQoo Z9 5G &nbsp;Software</h3>
Running on FunTouch OS 14 based on Android 14, the phone promises two years of Android and three years of security updates, which seems to be the standard for this price bracket.
It's packed with handy features like discreet call recording, a Smart Side Bar, and a Split Screen mode. The App Retainer keeps your apps running smoothly in the background, while the Hidden Album and easy management of bloatware keep your digital life tidy.
<h3>iQoo Z9 Price</h3>
The iQOO Z9 price in India starts at an effective price of Rs. 17,999 for the 8GB+128GB variant and Rs. 19,999 for 8+256GB model. You can find this phone over at the iQOO e-store as well as on Amazon.in.
And to sweeten the deal, they're throwing in a couple of special launch offers: an Rs 2,000 instant discount if you're using specific bank cards and an option for 3 months of no-cost EMI.&nbsp;
<h3>iQoo Z9 5G First Impression</h3>
The competition is tough in the sub 20,000 Rs bracket, and the iQOO Z9 certainly packs a punch with what it offers for the price. But does it have what it takes to be your next smartphone purchase? We'll dive deep into that question in our full review, coming soon on editorji.&nbsp;
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