iQOO lights up Mumbai with star-studded FresherZ bash
The iQOO Z9 boasts seamless entertainment, efficient task management, and easy social media browsing.
iQOO, the global smartphone brand, set the city of dreams (Mumbai) ablaze with a dazzling FresherZ bash, celebrating the imminent launch of the #FullyLoaded iQOO Z9 in India. The event, held at Razzberry Rhinoceros in Juhu, Mumbai, brought a modern twist to the classic college freshers’ party, attracting major influencers from the industry.
The star-studded guest list included prominent figures like Dolly Singh, Manisha Rani, Priya Varrier, Ashnoor Kaur, the dynamic duo Surabhi & Samriddhi, Sahiba Bali, Malvika Sharma, Ishani Krishna, Steffy Sunny, and Mouli. Renowned for their fashion-forward and tech-savvy personas, these Gen Z icons added glamour to the evening.
The FresherZ Party infused the air with a youthful vibe, transforming the night into a fashion extravaganza showcasing the chic, edgy, and elegant styles of the attending Gen Z influencers. The event also provided a sneak peek into iQOO’s latest offering, the #FullyLoaded Z9, specifically targeted at Gen Z and college-goers.
About the iQOO Z9:
The iQOO Z9 boasts seamless entertainment, efficient task management, and easy social media browsing. Equipped with the latest MediaTek Dimensity 7200 5G processor, a swift 120 Hz AMOLED display, and innovative camera features like the Sony IMX882 OIS sensor, the Z9 brings high-end technology to a new segment.
The iQOO Z9 will be equipped with a robust 5,000 mAh battery for extended usage and will feature dual stereo speakers for an enhanced audio experience.
About iQOO:
iQOO, which stands for “I Quest On and On,” is a global smartphone brand committed to delivering unmatched performance. The brand caters to young, technology-savvy consumers who are constantly seeking improvement and challenging the status quo. iQOO phones are designed for individuals naturally skeptical of the conventional, offering a unique and relentless pursuit of perfection in the smartphone market.
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