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iQOO 15 Ultra Full Specifications: Ultimate Gaming Flagship with Snapdragon 8 Gen 5

IQOO 15 Ultra

~250,000 PKR🚫
80,000 ₹
900 $

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IQOO 15 Ultra

IQOO 15 Ultra Mobile image
~250,000 PKR🚫
80,000 ₹
80,000 ₹

Specification Scores System , Device Comparisons & Offical Buy Links  Coming Soon.

🔁 PKR Price Converted from the Given USD Price.
🚫 Officially Unavailable in This Country.

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Quick Specifications

AMOLED

Display Type

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5

Processor

16+ 512GB

Ram And Memory

50 +50 + 50 MP

Camera

7400mAh

Battery

100W wired

Fast Charging

Feature Names

Full Specification

General Specs

Mobile :

IQOO 15 Ultra

Model :

V2546A

Avalability :

Available

Series Name :

iQOO 15 Series

Release Date :

4 February,2026

Category :

Flagship / Gaming

SIM :

Dual SIM

Network :

4G / 4G+ / 5G/ 5G+

Phone Dimenstions :

163.7 x 76.8 x 8.7 mm

Android :

Android 16

General Specs

Mobile :

IQOO 15 Ultra

Model :

V2546A

Avalability :

Available

Series :

iQOO 15 Series

Category :

Flagship / Gaming

SIM :

Dual SIM

Network :

4G / 4G+ / 5G/ 5G+

Dimenstions :

163.7 x 76.8 x 8.7 mm

Android :

Android 16

Display Specs

Screen Size :

6.85 inches

Screen Resolution :

Pixels

Screen Type :

AMOLED

Refresh Rate :

144 Hz

Peak Brightness :

8000 nits

HBM Brightness :

2600 nits

Display Specs

Screen Size :

6.85 inches

Resolution :

Pixels

Screen Type :

AMOLED

Refresh Rate :

144 Hz

Peak Brightness :

8000 nits

HBM Brightness :

2600 nits

Processor Specs

Processor :

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5

GPU :

Adreno 840

Max Clock :

Octa-core

Lithography :

3 nm

CPU Cores :

8 Cores

Antutu Score :

4.51M

Bootup Time :

22s

Architecture :

2× Oryon Gen 3 Prime Cores @ 4.61 GHz
6× Oryon Gen 3 Performance Cores @ 3.63 GHz

Processor Specs

Processor :

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5

GPU :

Adreno 840

Max Clock :

Octa-core

Lithography :

3 nm

CPU Cores :

8 Cores

Antutu Score :

4.51M

Bootup Time :

22s

Architecture :

2× Oryon Gen 3 Prime Cores @ 4.61 GHz
6× Oryon Gen 3 Performance Cores @ 3.63 GHz

Ram And Memory

Ram Memory :

16+ 512GB

Varients :

256GB + 16GB RAM
512GB + 16GB RAM
1TB + 16GB RAM
1TB + 24GB RAM

Ram Type :

LPDDR5X Ultra Pro

Storage Type :

UFS 4.1

Ram And Memory

Ram / Rom :

16+ 512GB

Ram Type :

LPDDR5X Ultra Pro

Storage Type :

UFS 4.1

Varients :

256GB + 16GB RAM
512GB + 16GB RAM
1TB + 16GB RAM
1TB + 24GB RAM

Main Camera Specs

Mega Pixels :

50 +50 + 50 MP

Image Resolution :

8160 × 6144 pixels

Sensor Name :

Sony IMX921 + 50MP Ultra-Wide + Sony IMX882

Zoom X :

3x

Rear Recording :

8K @30fps
4K @24/30/60fps
1080p @30/60/120/240fps

Digital Zoom :

100x

Main Camera Specs

Mega Pixels :

50 +50 + 50 MP

Sensor Name:

Sony IMX921 + 50MP Ultra-Wide + Sony IMX882

Rear Recording :

8K @30fps
4K @24/30/60fps
1080p @30/60/120/240fps

Image Resolution :

8160 × 6144 pixels

Optical Zoom :

3x

Digital Zoom :

100x

Front Camera Specs

Front Camera :

32 MP

Image Resolution :

6528 ×4896

Front Sensor :

Galaxy Core GC32

Front Recording :

4K @30/60fps
1080p @30/60fps

Main Flash :

LED Flash

Front Flash :

No

Front Camera Specs

Mega Pixels :

32 MP

Front Sensor :

Galaxy Core GC32

Front Recording :

4K @30/60fps
1080p @30/60fps

Image Resolution :

6528 ×4896

Main Flash :

LED Flash

Front Flash :

No

Battery Specs

Capacity :

7400mAh

Fast Charging :

100W wired

Battery Type :

Si/C Li-Ion

Wireless Charging :

40W wireless

Reverse Charging :

Yes

Reverse Wireless :

Yes

Battery Life PC Marks :

18 hour 40 mint

Charging Time :

~80mint

Battey Specs

Capacity :

7400mAh

Watts:

100W wired

Battery Type :

Si/C Li-Ion

Wireless :

40W wireless

Wired Reverse:

Yes

Reverse Wireless :

Yes

Battery Life PC Marks :

18 hour 40 mint

Charging Time:

~80mint

Other Specs

Weight :

227 grams

Build :

Metal frame

WiFi :

Wi-Fi 7

Bluetooth :

5.4

NFC :

Yes

Speakers :

Dual Stereo Speaker

Finger Sensor :

Hyper Sonic Front Finger

Special Features :

Built-in active cooling fan, futuristic honeycomb structure back

Other Sensors :

  • 3D Ultrasonic In-Display Fingerprint Sensor
  • Accelerometer
  • Gyroscope
  • Proximity Sensor
  • Compass (E-Compass)
  • Ambient Light Sensor
  • IR Blaster (Infrared Remote Control)
  • Hall Sensor
  • Front Color Temperature Sensor
  • Rear Color Temperature Sensor
  • Flicker Sensor

Other Specs

Weight :

227 grams

Build :

Metal frame

Wi-Fi :

Wi-Fi 7

Bluetooth :

5.4

NFC :

Yes

Speakers :

Dual Stereo Speaker

Special Feature :

Built-in active cooling fan, futuristic honeycomb structure back

Other Sensors:

  • 3D Ultrasonic In-Display Fingerprint Sensor
  • Accelerometer
  • Gyroscope
  • Proximity Sensor
  • Compass (E-Compass)
  • Ambient Light Sensor
  • IR Blaster (Infrared Remote Control)
  • Hall Sensor
  • Front Color Temperature Sensor
  • Rear Color Temperature Sensor
  • Flicker Sensor

Note :

Certain devices may have different processors, cameras, charging speeds, network bands, or pricing in different countries. Always verify important details with the official brand website or local retailer before purchase.

Note :

Certain devices may have different processors, cameras, charging speeds, network bands, or pricing in different countries. Always verify important details with the official brand website or local retailer before purchase.

Highlights And Review Of Phone

Display Review:

The iQOO 15 Ultra sports a large 6.85-inch LTPO AMOLED panel that genuinely impresses in day-to-day use. Scrolling and animations feel exceptionally fluid thanks to the 144Hz refresh rate, and the LTPO technology means the phone can dial that back intelligently to save battery when you don’t need it. Where this screen really stands out, though, is brightness  an 8000-nit peak means direct sunlight is practically a non-issue, and even at sustained high brightness levels around 2600 nits, outdoor readability stays comfortable without squinting. For a phone sitting firmly in flagship and gaming territory, this display checks the right boxes without needing much qualification.

Processor Review:

The iQOO 15 Ultra runs on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, built on a 3nm process, and it’s comfortably one of the fastest chips you’ll find in a smartphone right now. The octa-core setup pairs two high-performance Oryon V2 Phoenix L cores pushing up to 4.32 GHz with six efficiency-focused cores at 3.53 GHz  in practice, that balance means the phone handles heavy tasks without constantly draining the battery to do it. The Adreno 840 GPU in iqoo 15 ultra keeps up on the graphics side, making demanding titles run smoothly without the thermal throttling that plagued older flagships. An Antutu score of around 4.51 million puts it well ahead of most competitors, though benchmark numbers only tell part of the story what matters more is that app launches, multitasking, and transitions feel immediate rather than just fast. The 22-second boot time is respectable, and day-to-day snappiness reflects a chip that’s genuinely efficient rather than just powerful on paper. One thing worth watching is sustained performance under prolonged gaming sessions  3nm helps with heat, but Elite-class chips still push hard enough that cooling becomes a real factor depending on how the manufacturer handles it.

Memory Review:

The iQOO 15 Ultra comes in four variants, starting at 16GB of RAM with 256GB of storage and topping out at 24GB paired with 1TB  so there’s a configuration for most buyers, whether you want to save money or just never worry about space again. The RAM itself is LPDDR5X Ultra Pro, which is currently the fastest mobile memory available, and the real-world payoff is noticeable: heavy apps stay loaded in the background, switching between tasks feels instant, and there’s none of that annoying reload stutter you get on phones with slower memory. Storage runs on UFS 4.1, which means file transfers, app installs, and loading large game assets happen quickly rather than making you wait. For most people, the 16GB variants will handle daily use without any complaints the 24GB top-end configuration is more relevant for power users running demanding workflows or keeping a lot open at once. The 1TB option is genuinely useful if you shoot a lot of video or prefer keeping your media locally rather than relying on cloud storage. Across the board, the memory setup here is well-matched to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 — neither component is bottlenecking the other.

Camera Review:

The iQOO 15 Ultra runs a triple 50MP setup across all three rear cameras, which on paper sounds balanced, but what actually matters is the sensor quality behind those numbers  the primary Sony IMX921 and the telephoto Sony IMX882 are both capable sensors that tend to hold up well in mixed lighting conditions. The main shooter of iqoo 15 ultra resolves images at 8160 × 6144 pixels, giving you enough detail to crop aggressively without things falling apart, while the 3x optical zoom backed by the IMX882 handles medium-distance shots without leaning on digital trickery. in iqoo 15 ultra 100x digital zoom is there if you need it, though realistically anything past 20–30x starts losing usable detail, as is the case with every phone on the market. On the video side, 8K at 30fps is the headline spec, but the more practical options are the 4K modes with gyro-EIS stabilization, which should handle handheld footage reasonably well across 24, 30, and 60fps. Slow-motion goes up to 1080p at 240fps, which covers most casual use cases. Up front, the 32MP selfie camera using a Galaxy Core GC32 sensor shoots up to 4K at 60fps, which is more than enough for video calls or content creation, though how well it handles skin tones and dynamic range will really depend on iQOO’s processing tuning rather than the resolution alone.

Battery Review:

The 7,400mAh Silicon-Carbon battery in the iQOO 15 Ultra is one of the more generous capacities you’ll find in a flagship right now, and the PCMark score of 18 hours 40 minutes suggests it backs that up in real use most people will get through a full day of heavy usage without watching the percentage anxiously. IQOO 15 Ultra Charging is handled by 100W wired, which gets the job done in around 80 minutes; not the fastest in class, but reasonable for a battery this size, and 40W wireless is a welcome addition for those who prefer the convenience of a pad over a cable. Reverse wireless charging rounds out the package, handy if you want to top up earbuds or a smartwatch without carrying an extra charger. Beyond the battery, the phone weighs 227 grams, which you’ll feel in the hand it’s not uncomfortable, but it’s a phone built for performance over pocketability. The metal frame feels appropriately premium, Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4 keep connectivity current, and the built-in active cooling fan paired with the honeycomb back structure is an interesting engineering choice that should help the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 breathe during extended gaming sessions. The Hyper Sonic front fingerprint sensor and dual stereo speakers round things out, and NFC means contactless payments work without any workarounds.

Pros And Cons Of Device

Pros of Mobile

✅ Snapdragon 8 Elite  Gen 5 will provide you with flagship-level performance.
✅ achieves an AnTuTu score of over 4. 5 million, delivering top-tier gaming power.
✅  a 50MP periscope camera – perfect for getting those quality zoom shots.
✅ Massive 7400mAh Silicon-Carbon Battery
✅ 100W Fast Charging + 40W Wireless Charging
✅ Premium 2K LTPO AMOLED Display
✅ Active Cooling for Better Gaming Performance

Cons of Mobile

❌ The selfie camera trails those on a few top-tier flagships.
❌  That 3x zoom is shorter than 5x competitors’ offer.
❌ 100W charging will leave you trailing behind the 120W+ rivals.
❌No 3.5mm headphone jack for wired audio enthusiasts.
❌No microSD card slot, so storage cannot be expanded later.
❌Active cooling system adds mechanical complexity compared to traditional smartphones.
❌40W wireless charging is good but not class-leading in the ultra-premium segment.

Best For - Not Best For

Best For

✅Competitive mobile gamers

✅Heavy multitaskers

✅Power users

✅Frequent travelers

✅Long-term smartphone users

✅Zoom photography enthusiasts

✅Media consumption lovers

Not Best For

❌Budget-conscious buyers

❌Compact phone fans

❌Casual social media users

❌Users upgrading every year

iqoo 15 ultra— Upgrades From iqoo 13

iQOO 15 Ultra vs iQOO 13 Comparison :

Feature iQOO 13 iQOO 15 Ultra Upgrade
Processor Snapdragon 8 Elite Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Faster CPU, GPU & AI performance
Battery 6150mAh Silicon-Carbon 7400mAh Silicon-Carbon 1250mAh larger battery
Wireless Charging Not Available 40W Wireless Charging New feature
Cooling System Vapor Chamber Cooling Active Cooling Fan + VC Better sustained gaming performance
Display 2K LTPO AMOLED Improved 2K LTPO AMOLED Higher brightness & efficiency
Charging 120W Wired 100W Wired + 40W Wireless More charging options
Camera System Flagship Triple Camera Upgraded Ultra-Class Camera Setup Better zoom and image processing
Battery Endurance Excellent Significantly Better Longer screen-on time
AI Features Standard AI Tools Next-Generation AI Features Enhanced on-device AI
Thermal Management Good Superior Lower throttling under load

Trailer And Unboxing Of IQOO 15 Ultra

IQOO 15 Ultra Offical Trailer

IQOO 15 Ultra Unboxing

Disassembly & PUBG Test of IQOO 15 Ultra

IQOO 15 Ultra Disassembly

IQOO 15 Ultra PUBG Test

FAQs Questions About IQOO 15 Ultra

The iQOO 15 Ultra uses a 6.85-inch 2K LTPO AMOLED display with a 3168 x 1440 resolution running at 144Hz with an 8T LTPO. panel

It reaches 8000 nits peak brightness  one of the highest numbers on any smartphone right now and holds 2600 nits in sustained High Brightness Mode.

The iQOO 15 Ultra runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 built on 3nm architecture with the primary core clocking up to 4.32 GHz.

The iQOO 15 Ultra uses LPDDR5X Ultra Pro RAM  the highest-tier variant of LPDDR5X in 16GB or 24GB configurations, paired with UFS 4.1 storage ranging from 256GB up to 1TB.

The iQOO 15 Ultra has a triple rear camera system  all three cameras at 50MP each. The main camera uses a Sony IMX921 sensor with f/1.88 aperture and OIS.

The front camera is 32MP a solid selfie shooter that handles detailed, natural selfies in good lighting and records video clearly enough for. content creators.

The main 50MP camera uses the Sony IMX921 sensor and the periscope telephoto also uses a Sony Pro-level sensor  Sony's flagship imaging chips known for natural color reproduction and strong dynamic range.

The iQOO 15 Ultra carries a 7400mAh single-cell Blue Ocean battery  a silicon-carbon cell that packs this capacity into a phone body without making it uncomfortably thick or heavy.

Yes — the charging numbers are exceptional 100W FlashCharge wired fills the 7400mAh battery.

yes, it is genuinely one of the most complete performance packages available anywhere For a serious mobile gamer or power user  . The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 plus dedicated Q3 Ultra gaming chip, the 8000 nit 2K LTPO display, 100W charging that fills a 7400mAh battery in 19 minutes, 24GB LPDDR5X Ultra Pro RAM, the built-in physical cooling fan with 8000mm² vapour chamber, shoulder triggers, Sony camera sensors on both main and telephoto, Wi-Fi 7, NFC, ultrasonic fingerprint  on raw hardware this phone leaves almost nothing out.

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