After confirming the iQOO Z11 chipset details, the brand has now confirmed that the upcoming phone will feature a stunning 3D curved AMOLED display.
The official iQOO India X account has revealed that the iQOO Z11 will feature a big 6.83-inch 3D curved AMOLED display with a "one-piece narrow frame" for it to "sit comfortably in your hand".
In addition, the brand has confirmed that the phone will flaunt a 93.82% screen-to-body ratio. We also get a good look at the display itself and there's a centred punch-hole for the selfie camera at the front.

One of the marketing images also gives us a good look at the phone's frame and judging by the lack of antenna lines, it could be made of plastic. We also see the power button and volume rockers on the right side of the frame.
Apart from this, previously, the brand confirmed that the phone would be powered by the Dimensity 7500 Turbo chipset, making it the first phone to come with this SoC. This could be a slightly better-tuned version of the regular Dimensity 7500, which launched back in May this year.

The brand has also confirmed that the phone will be arriving in Aurora Green and Celestial Blue colourways.
We have already gotten a good look at the phone's back design and it appears to be quite similar to the newly launched Vivo S2. The two phones could very well be butting heads as competitors.
The phone is also confirmed to sport 7.99mm thickness and weigh 199 grams.
The iQOO Z11's India variant is shaping up to be quite a bit different from its China and global counterparts. For reference, the iQOO Z11 launched in China with a flat display and the Dimensity 8500 chipset.
Meanwhile, the global variant of the phone didn't arrive with a curved display either and used the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chipset instead. The design of both the China and global iQOO Z11s was also wildly different from that of the Indian variant.
With the iQOO Z11 launch date in India set for August 20, 2026, expect the brand to reveal more of the phone's specifications gradually. So, stay tuned for all the updates.
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