iQOO Compact Tablet Moves Closer to Launch With Flagship Chipset
iQOO is reportedly preparing a compact flagship tablet with a powerful Snapdragon processor high refresh rate OLED display and premium features ahead of its expected China launch event soon.

iQOO appears to be expanding its product lineup beyond smartphones, with a compact performance focused tablet now moving closer to launch. The upcoming device has reportedly received an important certification in China, suggesting that its official debut may not be far away. The tablet is expected to be introduced alongside the iQOO 16 smartphone series during a launch event that could take place in September or October.
The latest development comes after months of speculation surrounding the compact tablet. A device carrying the model number iPA2691 has reportedly been approved by Chinas SRRC certification authority, a step that often signals a product is nearing commercial release. Industry observers believe this certification marks significant progress for the long awaited device.
According to information shared by well known tipsters, the tablet will focus heavily on performance. It is expected to be powered by Qualcomms upcoming Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 series processor, which is believed to be manufactured using an advanced 2nm process. If the reports prove accurate, the chipset could place the compact tablet among the most powerful Android tablets in its category.
The device is also expected to feature a premium OLED display with slim bezels and a high refresh rate, offering smoother visuals for gaming, entertainment and everyday use. While the exact screen size has not yet been revealed, reports indicate that the tablet will adopt a compact form factor, making it easier to carry and operate with one hand compared to larger tablets.
Leaks further suggest that the tablet will be available only in a Wi Fi version. Unlike many premium tablets, it is not expected to include SIM card support or cellular connectivity. This approach indicates that iQOO is positioning the device primarily for users who prefer high performance over mobile network capabilities.
The compact tablet is likely to share the spotlight with the upcoming iQOO 16 smartphone, which is also expected to be unveiled during the same event. Early reports claim that engineering prototypes of the iQOO 16 are currently being tested with Qualcomms unreleased Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chipset.
The flagship smartphone is tipped to feature Qualcomms latest Oryon CPU architecture along with a next generation Adreno 850 graphics processor. It may also support both LPDDR6 and LPDDR5X memory technologies, delivering improved multitasking and gaming performance. Reports indicate that the phone could include premium dual stereo speakers, an advanced X axis linear vibration motor for better haptic feedback and a dedicated graphics chip designed to enhance gaming through frame interpolation and upscaling.
The iQOO 16 is also expected to offer a large 8500mAh battery, making it one of the biggest batteries in a flagship smartphone. Additional rumored features include a 3D ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, USB 3.2 connectivity and an IP68 and IP69 rated body for improved resistance against dust and water.
Although iQOO has not officially confirmed the specifications or launch date of either device, the latest certification and consistent stream of leaks indicate that both the compact tablet and the iQOO 16 are approaching their official unveiling. More details about pricing, availability and complete specifications are expected to emerge in the weeks leading up to the launch event.



