2026年9月10日

iQOO 15 Debuts the Most Power-Efficient 2K Display Ever – Product Manager Hails It as Possibly the Best Screen for Years to Come

iQOO’s product manager, Ge Lan V, announced that the upcoming iQOO 15 will feature Samsung’s cutting...

iQOO’s product manager, Ge Lan V, announced that the upcoming iQOO 15 will feature Samsung’s cutting-edge “Everest” 2K display, delivering a next-generation leap in screen performance.

According to him, the iQOO 15 is equipped with a true 2K resolution display, far surpassing the 1.5K resolution of Apple’s Pro Max and exceeding the Retina standard. Both static and dynamic visuals appear remarkably sharp, ensuring crystal-clear detail in every frame.

What makes this even more impressive is that the iQOO 15 introduces the most power-efficient 2K screen ever released. Ge Lan described it as possibly the best smartphone display of the coming years.

The panel features industry-leading light-emitting technology, achieving a first-frame brightness ratio of 98.1%—well above the Android average of 80% and even higher than the iPhone Pro Max’s 96.69%. This eliminates ghosting in moving text and images, delivering ultra-smooth clarity whether you’re reading, gaming, or scrolling short videos.

Equally significant, the iQOO 15’s 2K Everest display consumes 40% less power than even the iPhone 16 Pro Max’s 1.5K panel. The result is a screen that’s not only brilliantly vivid and fluid, but also highly efficient—setting a new benchmark for mobile displays.

At its core, the iQOO 15 will be among the first smartphones powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen5 platform, featuring two ultra-large cores and six large cores, with the ultra-core clocking at 4.61GHz. It also integrates the Adreno 840 GPU, now enhanced with a 16MB independent cache for superior graphics performance.

The official debut is scheduled for October, marking one of the most anticipated flagship launches of the year.

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