iQOO 7 (India)

Yes, drastically different. The Indian iQOO 7 was actually a rebranded, much cheaper mid-range phone (the iQOO Neo5) featuring a Snapdragon 870, while the domestic Chinese iQOO 7 was a true premium flagship with a Snapdragon 888.

Absolutely. In fact, many hardcore mobile gamers strongly preferred the Snapdragon 870 over the flagship 888 because it was significantly more thermally stable and didn't heavily overheat during long, intense gaming sessions.

It is a dedicated hardware co-processor that artificially inserts extra frames into supported games, making a standard 60fps game look and feel exactly like a much smoother 90fps or 120fps game.

No. iQOO highly controversially completely removed the classic 3.5mm headphone jack, officially forcing gamers to rely on Bluetooth or easily lost USB-C adapters.

Yes! The highly capable 48MP main camera officially features hardware Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), which significantly improves video recording stability and low-light photography.