By the end of the year, we'll all be saying, "Infinix makes foldable phones too." Competition in the foldable phone market is beneficial. As more companies innovate, foldable phones will become the norm. We were curious about when Infinix would enter this space. The Infinix Zero Flip has now been listed with the FCC, putting our doubts to rest.
FCC Approval and Specifications
The FCC cleared the Infinix Zero Flip under the code ‘X6962.’ While details are limited, the documentation confirmed the device's name. The design schematic reveals a typical folding phone with a notably large cover screen on the upper half—an innovation not seen in other foldables.
Unique Design Features
The cameras are integrated into the cover screen, with a pill-shaped LED flash below them. If you're familiar with the Tecno Phantom V2 Flip, you'll notice a striking resemblance between the two devices. However, we couldn’t determine if they share the same internal specifications, as that information remains undisclosed.
Additional FCC details reveal that the Infinix Zero Flip will have a minimum of 8 GB of RAM and up to 512 GB of storage. While this is acceptable, Infinix could potentially offer more. It’s clear that the Zero Flip is a flagship device, and it will naturally include 5G capabilities. We can confidently predict a 5G-enabled SoC in this model.
Battery and Charging
Battery statistics were limited, but we did find information on charging speed: the Zero Flip supports 70W fast charging. Besides the FCC, the EEC has also approved this model, suggesting it will likely hit the market within a month or two.
Key highlights:
- Infinix Zero Flip foldable phone
- FCC cleared with code ‘X6962’
- Large cover screen with integrated cameras
- Minimum 8 GB RAM, up to 512 GB storage
- 70W fast charging
- Expected market release in 1-2 months
Stay tuned for more updates on the Infinix Zero Flip, as this new foldable phone aims to make a significant impact in the market.
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