iQOO 13 gets a new color in India
iQOO says the Ace Green colorway "draws inspiration from themes of composure, precision, and performance under pressure" and is "designed to reflect the mindset of high-performing individuals who lead by example."
The Ace Green iQOO 13 comes in 12GB/256GB and 16GB/512GB configurations, priced at INR54,999 ($645/€545) and INR59,999 ($700/€595), respectively. That's the same price as the Legend and Nardo Grey models. It will go on sale in India starting July 12 through iQOO's Indian website and Amazon.in.
iQOO 13 Legend • iQOO 13 Nardo Grey • iQOO 13 Ace Green
The differences between these three versions are only cosmetic since they all have the same hardware, so regardless of which iQOO 13 model you buy, you'll get the Snapdragon 8 Elite flagship chip, a 6.82" 1,440p 144Hz LTPO AMOLED display, three 50MP rear cameras, a 32MP selfie unit, a 6,150 mAh battery (6,000 mAh in India), and 120W charging. vivo iQOO 13
The iQOO 13 also features an RGB LED light on the back called Monster Halo Light and comes with an IP68/IP69 rating. It runs Android 15-based Funtouch OS 15 out of the box and will receive OS upgrades for four years and security updates for five years.
You can read our iQOO 13 review here to learn more about it. After that, you can check the pictures we clicked with the iQOO 13 during a media briefing in Dubai.
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