iQOO recently held a technical communication meeting on the gaming performance of the iQOO 16 and iQOO Pad Ultra, where it detailed its '3+2 gaming technology landscape'. Built on three core technologies—graphics, control, and tuning—this landscape also expands into two major experience scenarios: cross-platform gaming and game streaming. In terms of graphics technology, iQOO introduced its next-generation, self-developed gaming chip, the Q4, offering users several industry-exclusive gaming visual effects. For control, it launched the Q-flex control technology, significantly reducing touch latency and enhancing response speed. In terms of tuning, the new Monster HyperCore Engine was introduced, improving scheduling efficiency by restructuring kernel scheduling architecture, ensuring more stable frame rates and lower power consumption in high-load scenarios. Additionally, iQOO unveiled its self-developed PC game emulator, supporting a wide range of PC games for on-the-go play, while also offering a large-screen mode for several popular mobile games. In the game streaming scenario, iQOO has created a full-link experience and collaborated with Douyin to optimize single-phone live streaming audio. Notably, iQOO's first flagship esports arena will open in Nanjing on September 28, with the JDG esports team attending the opening ceremony. The highly anticipated iQOO 16 and iQOO Pad Ultra will be officially released on September 29.