Infinix has confirmed that it will be holding a global launch event on Sept. 13. The hashtags in the official tweets suggest that the company will unleash next Zero branded smartphone through the Sept. 13 event. Recent reports have revealed the existence of phones like the Zero X, Zero X Neo, and Zero X Pro. It is being reported that the company will only announce the Zero X phone on Sep. 13.
Bringing the cosmos closer to your eyes.
Unveiling on 13 September.
Now, the countdown begins. #SeeBeyond #FromZeroToHero #Infinix pic.twitter.com/BsWhQ5acOF
— Infinix Mobile (@Infinix_Mobile) September 7, 2021
Last month, Infinix confirmed that it will be soon launching an Helio G96 chipset-powered handset. The Zero X or/and Zero X Pro are expected to arrive with the new Helio chipset. With around 9 days remaining for the launch event, the company is expected to reveal more information on the key features of the Zero X in the coming days.
Earlier this month, XDA Developers shared a leaked render of the Stellar Black edition of the Infinix Zero X. It revealed that the smartphone will be sporting a centrally positioned punch-hole screen. The absence of a physical fingerprint scanner suggested that it could be equipped with an OLED panel with an in-screen fingerprint sensor.
The speckled back of the Zero X was seen sporting a rectangle-shaped camera module. It houses a quad-LED flash unit and a triple camera system, which also includes a periscope zoom lens. Infinix’s tweet suggests that the Zero X will offer Super Moon Mode for capturing shots of the moon.
Discover how you can capture photos of the moon with the Super Moon Mode at Infinix Presents: See Beyond happening on 13 September, in corporate partnership with The Royal Observatory Greenwich.
#shootforthemoon #SeeBeyond #FromZeroToHero #Infinix pic.twitter.com/NWrREByblC
— Infinix Mobile (@Infinix_Mobile) September 7, 2021
The Zero X may carry support for a 90Hz or 120Hz refresh rate supporting display. It could be backed by a 5,000mAh battery that carries support for fast charging.
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