Infinix Zero Flip is expected to be an upcoming clamshell-folding smartphone. It was spotted on the US FCC certification site recently. This would be the first foldable phone from Infinix and it’s been rumoured for the past few months. The Infinix Zero Flip has now appeared on the TUV certification website. Through this listing, we get to know about the possible battery capacity of the Infinix Zero Flip.
Infinix Zero Flip spotted on TUV
- An Infinix smartphone with the model number X6962 has been spotted on the TUV certification site. This model number is associated with the Infinix Zero Flip as seen on the FCC database.
- According to the TUV listing, the Infinix Zero Flip has a dual-battery setup featuring a 3,76410mAh and an 1,180mAh cell. Together the foldable phone will pack a 4,700mAh battery.
- The Infinix Zero Flip is also expected to come with 70W wired fast charging support, according to the FCC listing.
- If we had to compare then the Infinix Zero Flip would have an edge over its potential rivals like the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Motorola Razr 50 Ultra. The Samsung foldable has a 4,000mAh battery with 25W fast charging, while the Razr has a 4,000mAh battery with 45W fast charging.
The FCC listing revealed a bit more about the Infinix Zero Flip. It has a design similar to other clamshell-folding phones with two cameras aligned vertically on the cover display. Speaking of which, the Infinix Zero Flip has a large cover display, which could be around 4 inches in measurement. Its dimensions are 170.35 x 73.4 x 7.64mm when unfolded and 87.49 x 73.4 x 16.04mm when folded. The upcoming foldable is also said to launch in a Titanium Black shade.
Infinix has yet to tease its upcoming foldable but with these sightings, it’s certain that the brand is working on one. Infinix prices its smartphones quite aggressively so we’re expecting a similar process for the Zero Flip foldable as well.
