Infinix India confirms new smartphone with 160W fast-charging support
What's the story
Infinix India has released the first teaser for its mysterious new smartphone that is touted to support 160W super-fast charging technology.
The current wired fast-charging benchmark is of 120W that is offered by some flagship smartphones like the Nubia Z30 Pro, iQOO 7, and Black Shark 4 Pro.
To recall, this new phone's render was leaked last week, revealing its design details and features.
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Have a look at the official teaser
That's right. 160W charging! ⚡#Infinix pic.twitter.com/IlgMNaC9M3
— InfinixIndia (@InfinixIndia) June 21, 2021
Design and display
The phone might bear an OLED screen
According to the renders, the forthcoming Infinix smartphone will flaunt a punch-hole cut-out, slim bezels, and extremely curved edges. On the rear, it will have a triple rear camera module and "NOW" branding.
Considering that it may offer an in-display fingerprint sensor, the handset is likely to sport an OLED display.
It may come in a white and black color combination.
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A periscope telephoto camera is expected
The upcoming Infinix handset might be equipped with a triple rear camera setup comprising a large main sensor, a secondary (ultra-wide or depth) lens, and a tertiary periscope telephoto shooter. For selfies and video, there will be a single front-facing snapper.
Internals
It will have a USB Type-C port for charging
The specifications of this unnamed Infinix smartphone are still under the wraps.
However, the device is touted to offer 160W fast-charging support, which should enable users to charge their phones in under 10 minutes.
We expect the handset to pack flagship-grade hardware, run on Android 11, and offer support for the latest connectivity options like Wi-Fi 6, 5G, NFC, and a Type-C port.
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How much will it cost?
Infinix is expected to reveal more details of this mystery smartphone over the coming weeks. However, if it packs a top-tier Snapdragon 888 chipset or an equivalent chipset, we expect it to cost north of Rs. 50,000 in India.