The iQOO Z9s series will launch in India on August 21 and the company has revealed some details about its upcoming device. While the design details have already been revealed, iQOO has also dropped hints about what the iQOO Z9s series could be priced in India. We already know that the device will be available for purchase via Amazon, something that the teasers have already confirmed.

A fresh teaser image shared by the company reveals that the iQOO Z9s series will be priced under Rs 25,000. This is written at the bottom of the official image, but it also suggests that this could be changed till the launch. Since the teaser states that the upcoming iQOO phones will be priced under Rs 25,000, it suggests that the Pro could also be priced in the same range. On the other hand, the Standard could be priced around Rs 20,000. But, nothing is confirmed yet and we will get better clarity at the launch event.

If this turns out to be true, the new devices will give tough competition to rival brands. Also, this won’t be surprising as iQOO is known for offering performance-oriented phones at aggressive prices.

The teaser also confirms that the iQOO Z9s series features a curved display, something that India Today Tech recently revealed when it shared the design of the new phones on X. The design of the Z9s Pro is inspired by the company’s flagship offering iQOO 12. People will be able to experience premium design in the mid-range segment.

Compared to the iQOO 12, the Z9s model has a slimmer body with curved frames and also has a slight texture on the back panel. So, iQOO has made some cosmetic changes to the design but it looks great in the photo. It remains to be seen whether the device will have a glass body or plastic. The official poster also claims that the iQOO Z9s series has scored 8.2 lakhs on the AnTuTu benchmarking platform, which is expected to be for the Pro version. The leak has claimed that the Pro version has a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chipset, a large 6.78-inch screen, and a 5,500mAh battery. The rest of the details have been kept secret.