A powerful tablet is easier to carry when it does not demand a full-size backpack. That is the premise behind the newly confirmed iQOO Pad Ultra, which iQOO is positioning as a compact Android tablet built around gaming performance and sustained cooling rather than the larger-screen tablet experience.
iQOO flagship line manager Wang Kan confirmed the Pad Ultra name and a late-September launch window in China. It will be introduced alongside the iQOO 16, and both products are already listed in vivo’s reservation area. No international release plans, including U.S. availability, have been announced.
A compact tablet aimed at sustained performance
The company has confirmed that the Pad Ultra will use a new-generation flagship processor and a dedicated cooling system. That combination matters more in a smaller gaming tablet, where demanding games can quickly turn sustained performance into a thermal-management challenge. iQOO’s approach puts the device in the same compact Android gaming-tablet category as Lenovo’s Legion Y700 series, where portability can be nearly as important as peak benchmark performance.
Several additional specifications have circulated in leaks, but iQOO has not confirmed them. Those reports point to an 8.8-inch OLED display with a centered front-camera cutout, a Qualcomm flagship chip built on a 2nm process, an internal active-cooling fan, an approximately 9,000mAh battery, and black or silver color options. Until iQOO publishes the full specification sheet, these details should be treated as unverified.
For now, the Pad Ultra’s appeal is its stated direction: console-like gaming ambitions in a conventional, smaller tablet form factor. Display refresh rate, exact chip, battery capacity, accessory support, price, and availability outside China remain unknown. The device appears intended for players who want more screen than a phone without moving up to a larger tablet.
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