IQOO 15 Ultra Specs, Price, Camera, Battery & Best Review (2026)

Q: What display type does iQOO 15 Ultra use, and how bright is its screen?

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 8000 Nits Brightness

Q: Which processor is used in iQOO 15 Ultra?

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.

Q: What RAM type and storage type does iQOO 15 Ultra use?

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.

Q: How many megapixels are main and front cameras of iQOO 15 Ultra?

The iQOO 15 Ultra has a triple rear camera system all three cameras at 50+50+50 MP each. The main camera uses a Sony IMX921 sensor with f/1.88 aperture and OIS. 32 MP Front Camera

Q: What is battery capacity and Fast Charging of iQOO 15 Ultra

iqoo 15 ultra has 100W FlashCharge wired fills the 7400mAh battery.

Q: What is iQOO 15 Ultra price in Pakistan, India, and USD?

16 + 512 GB320,000 PKR | 90,000 INR | 950 $

✪ IQOO 15 Ultra ✪

United States

$950 USD

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Pakistan (PKR)

320,000 PKR

India (INR)

₹90,000 INR

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✪ IQOO 15 Ultra ✪

Last Time Update : 7 October, 2026

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Full Specification

BASIC INFO

Mobile

IQOO 15 Ultra

Model

V2546A

Series

iQOO Number Series

Highlights & Review Of IQOO 15 Ultra

Display Review:

The iQOO 15 Ultra carries the brightest and sharpest screen in this comparison at ₹100,000: a 6.85-inch AMOLED panel at 1440 x 3168 resolution (2K), 144Hz refresh rate, and an official 8,000 nits peak brightness, well above every rival here. The Realme GT 8 Pro (₹80,000) comes closest on paper, with a similarly sharp 1440 x 3136 AMOLED at 144Hz and a 7,000 nits peak, meaning the two phones are genuinely close in outdoor visibility despite the iQOO 15 Ultra costing ₹20,000 more.

The OnePlus 15 (₹94,000) takes a different approach: its 6.78-inch LTPO AMOLED runs at a faster 165Hz, the highest refresh rate of the four, but at a lower 1272 x 2772 resolution, and OnePlus has only officially disclosed an 800 nits typical and 1,800 nits HBM figure, with no separate peak-brightness number published, unlike the iQOO 15 Ultra, GT 8 Pro, and X300 FE which all quote one.

The vivo X300 FE (₹100,000, last closed price) is the outlier on size, a compact 6.31-inch LTPO AMOLED at 1216 x 2640 and 120Hz, the lowest refresh rate here, though vivo still claims a strong 4,500 nits peak. So buyers trade resolution and brightness against refresh rate and screen size across this group rather than one phone winning outright on every measure.

Verdict: For sheer brightness and sharpness, the iQOO 15 Ultra’s 8,000 nits peak and 1440p resolution lead this group, but the Realme GT 8 Pro delivers nearly identical outdoor performance for ₹20,000 less, making it the stronger display value at this price point.

Processor Review:

The iQOO 15 Ultra posts the strongest AnTuTu v11 result of this group at roughly 4,208,894 points, based on AnTuTu’s own February 2026 flagship ranking average, running the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 at ₹100,000. Right behind it sits the OnePlus 15 (₹94,000), which shares the exact same Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset but averages 3,839,169 on the same AnTuTu v11 ranking, a gap that comes down to cooling and software tuning rather than a different silicon generation.

The Realme GT 8 Pro (₹80,000) lands close behind at roughly 3,748,836 on AnTuTu v11 in independent benchmark testing, meaning three of these four phones sit within a fairly tight performance band despite a ₹20,000 price spread between the cheapest and priciest of the trio. The vivo X300 FE breaks that pattern entirely: at ₹100,000 (last closed price), it runs the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, a genuinely lower chipset tier than the Elite Gen 5 used by the other three, and it scores 3,080,247 on the same AnTuTu v11 benchmark, clearly behind despite matching or exceeding the iQOO 15 Ultra on price.

All four figures come from the same AnTuTu v11 suite, so this is a fair direct comparison with no version mismatch to account for. For buyers focused on sustained gaming performance, the chipset tier gap matters more here than the raw point difference suggests, since the Elite Gen 5 phones share a full generation’s worth of GPU and thermal advantage over the standard Gen 5 in the X300 FE.

Verdict: The iQOO 15 Ultra leads this group on raw AnTuTu v11 performance, but the OnePlus 15 and Realme GT 8 Pro trail it only modestly on the identical chipset, while the vivo X300 FE’s lower-tier Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 makes it the weakest performance pick here despite costing as much as the iQOO 15 Ultra.

Ram & Memory Review:

None of these four phones offer a microSD slot, so the 16GB RAM / 512GB storage iQOO 15 Ultra at ₹100,000 and its three rivals are all locked to their onboard capacity for good, a shared trade-off worth flagging upfront rather than treating as a footnote. The OnePlus 15 (₹94,000) matches the iQOO 15 Ultra’s 16GB LPDDR5X RAM and 512GB UFS 4.1 storage almost exactly, so multitasking headroom between these two should feel essentially identical in daily use despite the ₹6,000 price gap.

The Realme GT 8 Pro (₹80,000) also lands on the same 16GB LPDDR5X RAM and 512GB UFS 4.1 configuration, which makes it the strongest value of the three on paper since buyers get matching memory specs for ₹20,000 less than the iQOO 15 Ultra. The vivo X300 FE stands apart here on RAM capacity rather than storage: at ₹100,000 (last closed price), it ships with 12GB RAM and 512GB storage, four gigabytes of RAM behind the other three, though its exact RAM type and UFS storage version weren’t confirmed in available listings, so that detail shouldn’t be assumed to match the others.

For heavy multitasking or long-term app-switching, that 12GB-versus-16GB gap is the more meaningful differentiator in this group than any of the storage numbers, since all four already sit at a generous 512GB.

Verdict: The OnePlus 15 and Realme GT 8 Pro match the iQOO 15 Ultra’s memory specs at a lower price, making the Realme GT 8 Pro the best value here, while the vivo X300 FE’s smaller 12GB RAM pool is the clearest memory-related compromise for buyers paying the same ₹100,000 as the iQOO 15 Ultra.

Cameras Review:

Camera hardware confidence varies sharply across this group: the OnePlus 15 (₹94,000) and vivo X300 FE (₹100,000, last closed price) both name their main sensors officially, a 50MP Sony IMX906 on the OnePlus 15 and a 50MP Sony IMX921 on the X300 FE, while neither the iQOO 15 Ultra (₹100,000) nor the Realme GT 8 Pro (₹80,000) has an officially disclosed main sensor model, so buyers should treat those two as unconfirmed hardware rather than assume a known part.

On resolution, the Realme GT 8 Pro pulls ahead with a 200MP, f/2.6 periscope telephoto using the confirmed Samsung ISOCELL HP5 sensor and OIS, a genuine step up from the 50MP telephoto units on the other three phones. All four rear main cameras carry OIS, so stabilization isn’t a differentiator here, but the ultrawide lens is: the iQOO 15 Ultra, OnePlus 15, and Realme GT 8 Pro all use 50MP ultrawide sensors, while the vivo X300 FE drops to just 8MP, the clearest camera compromise in this comparison despite matching the iQOO 15 Ultra’s price.

Front cameras split the same way, with the X300 FE’s 50MP, autofocus selfie camera outresolving the OnePlus 15’s 32MP AF, the Realme GT 8 Pro’s 32MP (no AF confirmed), and the iQOO 15 Ultra’s 32MP unit. Video also separates the group: the iQOO 15 Ultra, OnePlus 15, and Realme GT 8 Pro all record 8K@30fps, while the vivo X300 FE tops out at 4K, missing 8K entirely.

Verdict: The Realme GT 8 Pro’s confirmed 200MP telephoto sensor makes it the strongest all-round camera pick at the lowest price here, while the vivo X300 FE trades a weak 8MP ultrawide and no 8K video for the sharpest selfie camera of the four.

Battery Review:

The iQOO 15 Ultra carries the largest battery in this group at 7,400mAh, paired with 100W wired charging and 40W wireless charging, at ₹100,000. The OnePlus 15 (₹94,000) comes close on capacity with 7,300mAh, but actually charges faster on paper, offering 120W wired and 50W wireless charging, both ahead of the iQOO 15 Ultra despite the smaller cell, so raw battery size doesn’t translate directly into charging speed here.

The Realme GT 8 Pro (₹80,000) trails both on capacity at 7,000mAh, yet matches the OnePlus 15’s 120W wired charging and confirms concrete real-world numbers: 15 minutes to 50% and 43 minutes to 100%, the only phone in this group with an official full-charge time disclosed, making it easy to judge against the others’ watt figures alone. The vivo X300 FE sits well behind on every measure at ₹100,000 (last closed price): a 6,500mAh battery with 90W wired and 40W wireless charging, the smallest capacity and slowest wired speed of the four despite costing as much as the iQOO 15 Ultra.

None of the four phones has a confirmed reverse wireless charging spec in available listings except the OnePlus 15, which is worth flagging since it’s a real usability difference for anyone wanting to top up earbuds or another phone, not just a spec-sheet footnote.

Verdict: The OnePlus 15 offers the best balance of battery size and charging speed in this group, edging out the larger-capacity iQOO 15 Ultra on watts alone, while the vivo X300 FE’s smaller 6,500mAh cell and slower charging make it the weakest battery pick despite matching the iQOO 15 Ultra’s price.

Final Verdict :

Across all five sections compared here, the Realme GT 8 Pro comes out as the strongest overall package despite being the cheapest of the four at ₹80,000. It ties or leads on RAM and camera hardware, its 200MP confirmed telephoto sensor and matching 16GB/512GB memory configuration put it ahead of costlier rivals in those categories, and its battery charging speed matches the class-leading OnePlus 15.

Camera confidence and memory capacity carry more real-world weight in this verdict than a few hundred extra AnTuTu points or an extra 1,000 nits of peak brightness would, since those smaller gaps are barely noticeable day to day, while a confirmed 200MP sensor or an extra 4GB of RAM changes how the phone actually performs over years of use.

The OnePlus 15 (₹94,000) finishes a close second, winning outright on battery balance with its 120W wired and 50W wireless charging on a 7,300mAh cell, and it’s the only phone here with every rear and front camera sensor officially named. The iQOO 15 Ultra, despite being the priciest phone in this comparison at ₹100,000 and leading on display brightness and raw processor score, lands third overall once memory, camera confidence, and battery balance are weighed in, a result worth stating plainly rather than smoothing over.

The vivo X300 FE finishes last across every section, its lower-tier Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset, 12GB RAM, 8MP ultrawide, and smallest battery all trailing the other three despite matching the iQOO 15 Ultra’s ₹100,000 price tag.

Bottom line: For most buyers, the Realme GT 8 Pro delivers the best value at PKR… at ₹80,000, beating three pricier rivals including the primary iQOO 15 Ultra on overall real-world capability, while the vivo X300 FE is the one to skip at this price point.

Ranking:

Realme GT 8 Pro – ₹80,000
OnePlus 15 – ₹94,000
iQOO 15 Ultra – ₹100,000
vivo X300 FE – ₹100,000

Section	1st	2nd	3rd	4th
Display	iQOO 15 Ultra	Realme GT 8 Pro	OnePlus 15	vivo X300 FE
Processor	iQOO 15 Ultra	OnePlus 15	Realme GT 8 Pro	vivo X300 FE
RAM & Memory	Realme GT 8 Pro	OnePlus 15	iQOO 15 Ultra	vivo X300 FE
Camera	Realme GT 8 Pro	OnePlus 15	iQOO 15 Ultra	vivo X300 FE
Battery	OnePlus 15	Realme GT 8 Pro	iQOO 15 Ultra	vivo X300 FE

Pros And Cons of IQOO 15 Ultra

Pros of Mobile

✅ Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5
✅ AnTuTu score of over 4. 5 million
✅ 50MP periscope camera
✅ 7400mAh Silicon-Carbon Battery
✅ 100W Fast + 40W Wireless Charging
✅ 2K LTPO AMOLED Display
✅ Active Cooling

Cons of Mobile

❌No 3.5mm headphone jack
❌No microSD card slot
❌just 40W wireless charging

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

❌Compact phone lovers
❌Budget-conscious buyers
❌More Fast Charging in Wireless
❌One-handed usage

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Oneplus 15
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra
Vivo X300 Ultra
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What display type does iQOO 15 Ultra use, and how bright is its screen?

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 8000 Nits Brightness

Which processor is used in iQOO 15 Ultra?

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.

What RAM type and storage type does iQOO 15 Ultra use?

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.

How many megapixels are main and front cameras of iQOO 15 Ultra?

The iQOO 15 Ultra has a triple rear camera system all three cameras at 50+50+50 MP each. The main camera uses a Sony IMX921 sensor with f/1.88 aperture and OIS. 32 MP Front Camera

What is battery capacity and Fast Charging of iQOO 15 Ultra

iqoo 15 ultra has 100W FlashCharge wired fills the 7400mAh battery.

What is iQOO 15 Ultra price in Pakistan, India, and USD?

16 + 512 GB
320,000 PKR | 90,000 INR | 950 $

✪ IQOO 15 Ultra ✪

✪ IQOO 15 Ultra ✪

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Quick Specifications

LTPO AMOLED

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5

16+ 512GB

50+50+50 MP

7400mAh

100 W

Full Specification

Highlights & Review Of IQOO 15 Ultra

Display Review:

Processor Review:

Ram & Memory Review:

Cameras Review:

Battery Review:

Final Verdict :

Ranking:

Pros And Cons of IQOO 15 Ultra

Pros of Mobile

Cons of Mobile

Best For - Not Best For

Best For

Not Best For

Trailer And Unboxing of IQOO 15 Ultra

Disassembly Or Teardown And Gaming Test of IQOO 15 Ultra

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FAQs Questions

Faisal Ur Rehman

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What display type does iQOO 15 Ultra use, and how bright is its screen?

Which processor is used in iQOO 15 Ultra?

What RAM type and storage type does iQOO 15 Ultra use?

How many megapixels are main and front cameras of iQOO 15 Ultra?

What is battery capacity and Fast Charging of iQOO 15 Ultra

What is iQOO 15 Ultra price in Pakistan, India, and USD?