The reported benchmark results show a small CPU-score difference, with both devices scheduled for an October 28 debut in China.
The iQOO Neo 12 smartphone and iQOO Pad Pro tablet have reportedly appeared on Geekbench, offering an early look at their processors, memory configurations and CPU performance.
The entries are associated with Vivo model numbers V2618A and iPA2693, respectively. Published reports link both devices to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset and Android 17.
The benchmark findings arrive around the devices’ scheduled October 28 launch in China. They provide a preliminary performance reference, but do not establish retail pricing, sustained gaming performance or the complete range of configurations.
Reported Geekbench Scores Compared
The device identified as the iQOO Neo 12 recorded 3,172 points in the single-core test and 10,689 points in the multi-core test.
The reported iQOO Pad Pro entry scored 3,118 and 10,523 points in the corresponding tests.
| Detail | Reported iQOO Neo 12 entry | Reported iQOO Pad Pro entry |
|---|---|---|
| Model number | Vivo V2618A | Vivo iPA2693 |
| Single-core score | 3,172 | 3,118 |
| Multi-core score | 10,689 | 10,523 |
| Indicated RAM configuration | 16GB | 12GB |
| Listed operating system | Android 17 | Android 17 |
| Reported chipset | Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 | Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 |
The Neo 12’s result is approximately 1.7 percent higher in the single-core test and 1.6 percent higher in the multi-core test.
Those are small differences between the reported runs. They are insufficient to conclude that the phone will consistently outperform the tablet in everyday use or gaming.
What the Listings Suggest About the Hardware
The reported processor configuration includes two CPU cores running at up to 4.61GHz and six cores at 3.63GHz.
The memory information points to a 16GB Neo 12 configuration and a 12GB Pad Pro configuration. It does not confirm that these will be the only memory options available at retail.
Similarly, Android 17 appearing in a benchmark entry describes the tested software environment. Final software features and regional availability should be checked against the launch announcement.
Why Benchmark Results Need Context
Geekbench CPU scores measure particular workloads rather than the entire device experience.
They do not establish graphics performance, battery endurance, camera quality, display responsiveness or how consistently a device maintains speed after extended use.
Temperature, power settings, background activity and software revisions can affect results. Repeated testing of retail hardware is needed before drawing firm comparisons.
For buyers considering a gaming device, sustained frame rates and heat management will be more useful than a narrow lead in one short CPU benchmark.
iQOO Neo 12: Battery and Display Details
Ahead of launch, iQOO has promoted a 9,000mAh battery and 100W wired charging for the Neo 12. The phone is also set to feature a 2K display with a refresh rate of up to 185Hz.
The company claims up to 11.6 hours of MOBA gaming or 29.9 hours of short-video playback.
These figures represent manufacturer testing, not independently verified endurance. Actual battery life will vary with brightness, network conditions, game settings and other workloads.
A 185Hz display also does not mean every game will run at 185 frames per second. Game support and the device’s operating conditions remain important.
iQOO Pad Pro: Compact Screen and Active Cooling
The tablet, also referred to in pre-launch coverage as the iQOO Pad Pro 8.8, is expected to combine an 8.8-inch OLED display with a refresh rate of up to 165Hz.
Other promoted specifications include a 9,020mAh battery, an active cooling fan, a weight of 298g and a thickness of 5.74mm.
Active cooling could help manage heat during demanding sessions, but its practical benefits need testing. Fan noise, sustained performance and battery consumption are all relevant considerations.
The tablet’s slightly larger listed battery capacity does not automatically establish longer endurance than the smartphone. Screen size, software and workload can produce different results.
Pricing and Availability Remain Separate Questions
The benchmark entries do not reveal prices or sale dates.
The information reviewed for this report also does not establish final Indian prices or release dates for both products. China-market specifications should not automatically be assumed to match any future regional versions.
Buyers should wait for confirmed retail configurations, warranty terms and local availability before using the benchmark results to judge value.
