iQOO Neo 11 Ultra Launched in China With 9,100mAh Battery and 100W Charging

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iQOO launched the Neo 11 Ultra in China on August 18, 2026 with a 9,100mAh battery, 100W charging, a Dimensity 9500M chip and a 144Hz 2K display.

It has not launched in India, and iQOO has not announced plans for it here. The iQOO Z11s launched alongside it in China. Details are based on 91mobiles and ProPakistani.

iQOO Neo 11 Ultra specifications

FeatureDetails
MarketChina only
ProcessorDimensity 9500M
Display144Hz 2K
Battery9,100mAh
Charging100W

We have listed only details we could confirm. Check iQOO’s China listing for full specifications.

What this means for India

Battery size has become the main race among phone brands, and the Neo 11 Ultra is part of that. A China launch does not mean an Indian one. Any rupee price you see is a conversion, not an iQOO price.

iQOO has confirmed the separate iQOO 16 for India, which is the phone to watch from the brand.

iQOO has confirmed the iQOO 16 for India without giving a date. The iQOO Z11s, launched in China alongside the Neo 11 Ultra, has a 10,000mAh battery and is also China only. In India, iQOO launched the Z11 5G in August at ₹34,999.

The Neo 11 Ultra starts at CNY 3,399 in China, and the Z11s at CNY 1,799, 91mobiles reported. iQOO has still not announced the phone for India, and its confirmed India flagship remains the iQOO 16, which has since launched in China.

Why it matters for mobile shops

Customers following Chinese launches may ask about this phone. It has no Indian price, warranty or service. Suggest phones with official Indian support, and avoid taking advance payments for imports.

Correction (November 1, 2026): An earlier version said this phone has 120W charging. It has 100W.

Correction (November 12, 2026): The processor is the Dimensity 9500M, not the Dimensity 9500 as this article earlier said.

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Sanjay Goyal is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Mobile Times, published from Jaipur since 2010 as a print magazine and website. He covers India's telecom and mobile market for everyday users: recharge and broadband plans, phone and gadget launches and prices, 5G and network quality, and TRAI, SIM and payment rules. Every story is checked against official sources before it is published.
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