In 2025, iQOO has not stopped its pace and has introduced the iQOO Neo 11 as the successor of the Neo 10 and other Neo series products. The anticipations were high and to the largest extent, the Neo 11 delivers with a mix of advanced performance and a realistic usability.

Fundamentally, this smartphone is aimed at providing the highest level of speed and responsiveness, provided by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, without sacrificing other features. It also comes with a 144Hz AMOLED display that is bright, a trusted two-camera system, and a 7,500mAh battery that supports heavy usage. Therefore, does it actually redefine the upper mid-range segment? Let’s dive in.

An In-Depth Review on iQOO Neo11

The iQOO Neo 11 is a high-performance upper mid-range smartphone that is practical and powerful enough. It has a huge 7,500mAh battery and 100W wired fast charging, 50MP main sensor in a dual camera setup, and a 6.82-inch 2K LTPO AMOLED screen with a 144Hz refresh rate. The Neo 11 has a Snapdragon 8Elite chipset and IP68/IP69 water and dust protection that promises a smooth performance and durability. Its price in Bangladesh, actual use, and its construction are also discussed in this review to enable the buyers to make informed choices.

Box Content

This is what you get inside the iQOO Neo11 box:

• iQOO Neo11 Smartphone
• 100W Charger
• USB Type-C cable
• Protective Case
• SIM ejector tool
• User manual

The iQOO Neo 11 box includes everything that a person needs to start using immediately. It consists of the smartphone, a fast charger with 100W, a USB-C cable and a protective case to ensure that the phone is safe in its daily use. It also includes a SIM ejector tool, a set of basic user manuals, and warranty details, which means that iQOO has made the packaging simple and functional, so the user does not have to go through the unnecessary extras that only complicate the process of unboxing the device.

Design & Build Quality

Similar to its predecessor, iQOO Neo 10 and other Neo series models, the iQOO Neo 11 does not deviate much in terms of design language that iQOO has already set in this series. The brand still has only a few colour selections, though the different versions have a unique appeal. The one that I have checked, Inferno Red, is unique with its vivid finish and slight racing-related decorations on the back. To those who want a less flashy appearance, the Titanium Chrome option provides a smooth and high-quality feel, but a white one would have been a refreshing option to the range.

The Neo 11 has a glass front and fiberglass back combined with an aluminum alloy frame to create a balance between the durability and the appearance. Although the phone has a huge 7,500mAh battery, it is still able to feel fairly light and balanced at approximately 216 grams. Curved edges and thin profile ensure it is easy to hold and the buttons are strategically placed to be used with just one hand. The in-screen 3D ultrasonic fingerprint sensor is receptive and it does not affect the ergonomics since it is incorporated in the clean front design.

The Neo 11 goes even further in the durability front with IP68/IP69 water and dust resistance, making it the device to use on a daily basis. The drop resistance is also 1.2 meters on the device and this is a good feature to the users who are likely to fall.

Although the Neo 11 can be bulky to individuals who have been used to smaller devices, the taller design is effective in media use, playing games and reading. The construction is concrete, and there is no real flex, and the mixture of materials makes it not cheap and plastics even with the fiberglass back. All in all, iQOO has continued to have a steady and dependable design philosophy with the Neo 11, focusing more on functionality, durability, and a slight touch of style without being flashy.

Display

Hardcore gamers and multimedia fans will enjoy the iQOO Neo 11 with its large 6.82-inch LTPO AMOLED display, with a 144Hz refresh rate. Daily life use is also a seamless affair on the screen, but you may not always realize that it is reaching the peak refresh rate when it is not in the game. When you get into fast-paced games or graphics-intensive titles, the 144Hz display is really noticeable, with smooth animations and gameplay that makes each swipe and tap feel immediate.

The Neo 11 does not fail on video and streaming. The 2K resolution and a pixel density of 510ppi guarantee sharp and high-quality images, whereas the presence of HDR10+ provides better contrast, more black, and rich colors. Streaming on the YouTube or OTT sites is immersive, and every scene looks bright and vivid. The punch-hole design ensures that the display is largely continuous and the screen-to-body ratio is high at 90.2% which improves the viewing experience. Rock Glass protection is more durable and it provides the confidence against small scratches and unintentional bumps.

The display is easy to use in bright outdoor conditions because in lab tests the display was bright with a peak of 1,550 nits. The LTPO technology is smart enough to reduce the refresh rate when not in use which contributes to the balance between smoothness and battery efficiency.

On the whole, the display of the iQOO Neo 11 has a combination of size, clarity and responsiveness that makes the gaming and multimedia experience on it even higher. It may be that you are scrolling, watching videos, or spending hours in front of the screen gaming, but this screen is impressive with its colorfulness, brightness, and smoothness, making it one of the most impressive things of the gadget.

Camera

iQOO is not as aggressive as most of its competitors in the segment are with the camera setup of the Neo 11. The gadget has a dual camera system consisting of a 50MP primary camera and an 8MP ultra-wide lens on the back. On the front, it has a 16MP selfie camera with the ability to take 1080p videos at 30fps, although this is a little lower than its competitors, it still provides good results when used in everyday life. Neo 11 omits a telephoto lens and instead gives the phone a dependable performance of its wide and ultra-wide sensors.

The camera performance also shows the same trend that iQOO has been following, using its own imaging algorithm with the colour science used by Vivo. The photos are usually natural in tone and have little noise, both in broad daylight or rather low-light. The primary 50MP sensor is sharp, but the software can sometimes blur details to eliminate noise, which can have a minor impact on overall sharpness. Portrait shots are pleasing to the eye, and the separation of subjects is good, but skin tones are sometimes a bit warmer than in real-life.

Daylight Photo:

During the day, the Neo 11 takes vivid but natural-sounding pictures with a bit of increased greens, which make outdoor pictures vibrant. The background information is also in excellent condition compared to competitors but some competing devices can be more neutral. The main sensor is consistent with ultra-wide shots in terms of colour reproduction, albeit with slight softening at the edges.

Low-light Photo:

This segment has good performance in low-light. Evening or indoor shots are bright and colourful, but under some circumstances, the camera overemphasizes some colours, such as green. Noise levels are generally controlled, and dynamic range is decent, which means that most scenes can be used in night photography without the need to use specific night modes.

Selfies are clear, vivid and with sufficient background details and natural skin color. Although the front camera is not as wide and colour-true as some high-end models, it offers decent results when doing video calls and posting to social media. Video recording is steady and even, but it does not have sophisticated stabilization options as found in flagships.

Altogether, the iQOO Neo 11 provides a stable and stable camera experience. It is not a newcomer, but with its balanced colour science and sound daylight performance and decent low-light handling, it is a reliable option when the user wants a no-nonsense experience of photography at the upper mid-range level.

Performance & Software

The iQOO Neo 11 experience still revolves around performance, which the brand has been focusing on since its inception with raw speed and responsiveness. It uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset with either 12GB LPDDR5x RAM and UFS 4.1 256GB storage. The storage space is also large enough to allow users to enjoy gaming, multitasking, and storing of media without affecting the system files and pre-installed applications.

The Neo 11 is better in raw power in both gaming and day-to-day use. On long gaming periods, which include games like BGMI, Call of Duty Mobile, and Real Racing 3, the smartphone has high frame rates and low thermal throttling. The 144Hz display and Snapdragon 8 144Hz display and Snapdragon 8 Elite make the controls responsive and the animations become smooth, providing an enjoyable experience to hardcore gamers. Even taxing applications and multitasking situations are managed with ease, and the switching of apps and animation are quick all through.

The Neo 11 is based on Android 16 and OriginOS 6 on the software side. The interface is visually refined and very responsive, although users with a stock android background might require a little time to get used to it, the system has limited third-party pre-installed apps to a minimum, yet there are several built-in tools and utilities that aim at improving performance and usability. The smart resource management, memory optimization, and game mode upgrades are the features that make sure that the hardware is utilized effectively.

To be productive, the device will provide the set of AI tools and utilities developed by Google that can be easily combined with core applications. Although other competitors have slightly more developed AI-driven features, the Neo 11 has a stable and comfortable working and entertainment experience. Altogether, Snapdragon 8 Elite performance, premium RAM and storage, and streamlined software make the iQOO Neo 11 one of the quickest and most prompt smartphones in the high mid-range market.

AnTuTu Benchmark & GeekBench Score

The iQOO Neo 11 has a score of 3,263,669 on AnTuTu v10, which is divided into 930, 247, 469,501 on CPU, GPU, memory, and UX respectively. 

It scores 2,956 in the single-core test and 9,332 in multi-core on GeekBench 6 and indicates very good CPU performance in both day-to-day and intensive workloads.

These standards underscore the very fact that the Neo 11 is so competent, whether it is gaming or more productivity-oriented, or more challenging applications, the Snapdragon 8 Elite combined with high-speed RAM and storage will provide sustained and high-performance.

Battery & Charger

The iQOO Neo 11 is powered by an enormous 7,500mAh battery, which is manufactured with the efficient silicon carbide technology that ensures the device is not too large to handle but still offers a lot of capacity. Although it is large, iQOO still has 100W fast charging and the charger is in the box, so it can be charged quickly.

The Neo 11 is durable in actual application. The phone comfortably lasts one day with heavy usages such as gaming, video streaming, and multitasking. I could get up to 1.5 or 2 days of battery life with moderate use, which included social media browsing, a few hours of calls, and light camera usage.

It is also impressive in the area of charging performance. The Neo 11 was charged to 100% under 30 minutes using the bundled 100W charger and this means that even power users will have minimal downtime. The device also allows other charging standards such as 44W UFCS and 55W PD3.0/PPS which gives flexibility in the usage of different power adapters.

Altogether, iQOO Neo 11 performs well in terms of battery life and charging rate, so it is a safe option to consider when a user requires a phone that can be used intensively without having to charge it every now and then.

iQOO Neo11 price in Bangladesh

The iQOO Neo11 price in Bangladesh is BDT 51,000 (Unofficial) for the 12GB + 256GB model.  .This places it squarely in the high mid-range category and provides flagship-level performance and features at an affordable price. To users in Bangladesh seeking a high-performance smartphone that can support gaming, multitasking, and consumption of multimedia without compromising on its performance, this pricing will make the Neo 11 a good option. It is worth mentioning that the specified price is that of the Chinese version, and it might be a little different based on supply and local inventory.

Final Word

The iQOO Neo 11 is a standout upper mid-range smartphone that excels in performance, display quality, and battery life. Its Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, 144Hz 2K AMOLED screen, and massive 7,500mAh battery make it ideal for gaming, multimedia, and multitasking. The dual-camera setup performs reliably in most conditions, and the 100W fast charging ensures minimal downtime. While it may feel large for some users, the Neo 11 offers excellent value for its price in Bangladesh, making it one of the best choices in its segment.

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