iQOO 15 Powers SUKMA XXII Selangor 2026 Esports as Official Competition Device Partner
TLDR
- iQOO 15 is the Official Competition Device for the SUKMA XXII & PARA SUKMA Selangor 2026 esports programme
- The tournament runs from 19 August to 23 August 2026 at MPAJ Convention Centre, bringing together top esports talents from across Malaysia
- The iQOO 15 is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and the Supercomputing Chip Q3
- It features a 2K M14 LEAD OLED display with up to 6,000 nits peak brightness and 118% NTSC colour coverage
- The iQOO 15 is the first device to globally debut OriginOS 6, vivo’s upgraded mobile operating system
Powering Competitive Esports at SUKMA XXII Selangor 2026
iQOO Malaysia is taking the game to the next level as it proudly announces the iQOO 15 as the Official Competition Device for the SUKMA XXII & PARA SUKMA Selangor 2026 esports programme, marking another milestone in the brand’s continued support for Malaysia’s growing esports community.
Taking place from 19 August to 23 August 2026 at MPAJ Convention Centre, the esports programme will bring together top esports talents from across the nation to compete at the highest level. As the Official Competition Device Partner, iQOO will support the competition with its flagship iQOO 15, designed to deliver stable, responsive and powerful performance for high-intensity mobile esports.
Built for High-Performance Gaming
At the heart of the iQOO 15 is the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 platform, paired with the Supercomputing Chip Q3, which combines DA, RT and AI cores to support stable frame rates, smooth visuals and ray tracing capabilities on mobile. The device is also equipped with a Samsung-developed 2K M14 LEAD OLED display, delivering an immersive visual experience with up to 6,000 nits peak brightness, triple ambient light sensors and 118% NTSC colour coverage. These features are designed to provide players with clear and responsive visuals during intense gaming sessions.
Adding to its performance capabilities, the iQOO 15 is the first device to globally debut OriginOS 6, bringing lasting smoothness, practical multitasking capabilities and seamless cross-platform connectivity to the flagship smartphone. The operating system upgrade marks an important step for vivo’s broader ecosystem play, with cross-platform features becoming increasingly important for competitive mobile gamers who routinely switch between mobile and desktop environments.
A Milestone for Malaysian Esports
Through its role as Official Competition Device Partner, iQOO will support the SUKMA XXII Selangor 2026 esports programme through hardware sponsorship, on-site high-intensity testing and immersive player experiences. The partnership also provides an opportunity for fans and the wider esports community to experience the performance capabilities of iQOO technology in a professional competitive environment.
As esports continues to become a growing part of Malaysia’s sporting community, iQOO remains committed to supporting players, fans and the wider gaming community with technology designed to deliver strong performance. With the iQOO 15 at the centre of the competition, iQOO looks forward to powering the next generation of Malaysian esports talent at SUKMA XXII Selangor 2026.
Our Take
The SUKMA XXII partnership is a significant milestone for iQOO’s brand positioning in Malaysia. By aligning with the country’s premier multi-sport event, iQOO is moving from a performance-focused smartphone sub-brand into a recognised esports stakeholder, a shift that resonates strongly with Malaysian mobile gaming culture. The choice of the flagship iQOO 15 as the competition device, rather than a more mid-tier option, signals that iQOO is willing to invest in credibility over margin in the early stages of its regional esports push.
For Malaysian esports fans, the practical takeaway is twofold. First, the OriginOS 6 global debut will give Malaysian users early access to features that have been refined for international markets. Second, the iQOO 15’s 6,000-nit peak display and Supercomputing Chip Q3 bring mobile esports closer to PC-level visual fidelity, which is meaningful for titles like Mobile Legends, PUBG Mobile and Genshin Impact that have dominated the Malaysian competitive scene. Whether the partnership converts into lasting brand preference will depend on how well iQOO follows through with after-tournament consumer campaigns.
