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The iQOO 5 is allegedly caught in a live-image leak ahead of its launch

The 120W iQOO 5 may look like this. (Source: Weibo via MySmartPrice)
The 120W iQOO 5 may look like this. (Source: Weibo via MySmartPrice)
iQOO is setting a whole new phone series up in order to introduce its latest and most powerful mobile-device charging standard, Flash Charge 120W, on August 17, 2020. However, one of these new products has allegedly been spoiled in terms of its appearance prior to this event. Should this be the case, it will have a single punch-hole camera and packaging that hints at its reported BMW branding.
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iQOO is currently slated to usher in a new and potentially important smartphone spec with its 5 series: 120 watt (W) charging. This property is currently only found in the super-flagship Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra, and can bring the total charging times of modern premium-sized batteries down to well under 30 minutes.

Accordingly, iQOO is also said to bring BMW in as a brand-partner to the variant of the 5 that is to exhibit this state-of-the-art attribute. It is rumored to have a carbon-fiber-looking rear panel, a pattern also seen in 1 new photograph of a box now linked to the fledging smartphone line.

This image is accompanied by another showing a phone with a single selfie camera set into its rear panel. A third shows a device with the iQOO 5 "BMW Edition" rear panel also hinted at in a leaked teaser poster. These tips now have less than 24 hours to go before being confirmed or denied at the Vivo brand's next major product launch.

The alleged iQOO 5's "hands-on images". (Source: Weibo via MySmartPrice)
The alleged iQOO 5's "hands-on images". (Source: Weibo via MySmartPrice)
 
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Deirdre O'Donnell, 2020-08-16 (Update: 2020-08-16)