At present, there are already a number of Snapdragon 870 mobile phones on the market that have dropped below 2,000 yuan, and the iQOO Z5 with LCD screen is not much cheaper than these Snapdragon 870 mobile phones in terms of price, which makes some people start to hesitate whether they can start with iQOO Z5. For the question of whether the iQOO Z5 is worth buying, we first have to confirm whether its hardware configuration and price meet your requirements.
First of all, the biggest drawback of the iQOO Z5 is the cancellation of the NFC module, which is quite unluttered at the moment when NFC has become standard. In terms of fuselage, the iQOO Z5 adopts a plastic body design with a general texture. In addition, the iQOO Z5 uses a Z-axis linear motor instead of the mainstream X-axis linear motor, which is not suitable for gamers.
Secondly, the iQOO Z5 uses a 6nm process Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G octa-core processor, the performance is not as good as the Snapdragon 870, but somewhat surprising is that this Snapdragon 778G is equipped with a full-blood version of LPDDR5 memory and a full-blood version of UFS 3.1 flash memory, and the memory specifications are higher than some Snapdragon 870 models.
Other hardware configurations are more in line with the mainstream.
In terms of screen, iQOO Z5 is equipped with a 6.67-inch LCD primary color screen, the screen resolution is 2400 * 1080, the screen refresh rate is 120Hz, the touch sampling rate is 240Hz, it supports global DC dimming and infinite dimming, and it has also passed the Rheinland TUV low blue light certification, the overall screen quality is good, and it is very attractive to users who prefer LCD screens.
In terms of camera, iQOO Z5 front 1600W pixel camera, rear 6400W pixel main camera + 800W ultra-wide angle lens + 200W pixel macro lens, the overall configuration is relatively general, but also belongs to the mainstream level.
In terms of battery life, the iQOO Z5 has a built-in 5000mAh battery, which is higher than the 4500mAh commonly found on other mobile phones. Wired fast charging supports 44W, which has not risen to the mainstream of 65W.
In other respects, the iQOO Z5 comes with a 3.5mm headphone jack, which is suitable for people who are used to using wired headphones.
In general, iQOO Z5 has obvious shortcomings, its biggest highlight can be said to be the screen, and the battery capacity is relatively large. If you are a loyal user of lcd screens and do not care about the lack of NFC, then you can consider choosing iQOO Z5, otherwise it is recommended to consider other Snapdragon 870 models.