Infinix's first flip phone, the Infinix Zero Flip, is about to hit the market soon. The device is already seen in the IMEI database. And the handset has now appeared on the FCC certification platform revealing its multiple features and design.
Last April it was rumored that Infinix is working on its brand's first flip phone, which will debut in the market as the Infinix Zero Flip. That's when the phone was spotted in the IMEI database with a model number of X6962. The device is expected to hit the market soon, as the Infinix Zero Flip has now received approval from the US FCC. The certification revealed the main specifications and design of the device. Let's take a look at them.
Infinix Zero Flip got FCC certification
An image of the Infinix Zero flip phone has appeared on the US Federal Communications Commission database, revealing its design. It revealed that the phone will have a large square-shaped cover display and a vertically mounted dual-camera setup, with a pill-shaped LED flash at the bottom. The overall design of the Zero Flip is very similar to that of fellow brand, Tecno's upcoming Phantom V2 Flip. Although the two devices have almost identical designs, it is not clear whether they will offer similar specifications.
The FCC certification also revealed that the Infinix Zero flip phone will come with 8GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. While no information about its battery is available yet, it is believed that the device will ship with a 70W fast charger.
Infinix Zero Flip is said to support multiple 4G and 5G bands. The certification also revealed that the device will be available in a Titanium Black shade. Apart from the FCC, the European Economic Community (EEC) platform has also approved the device. Having already received several required certifications, it is believed that the Infinix Zero Flip could hit the market by the end of this month or early July. But still, the existence of this device has not been officially confirmed by Infinix.
