An IMEI database listing in April revealed that Infinix is developing its first-style foldable display phone, the Infinix Zero Flip. The said device, which bears the X6962, has already been spotted on certification platforms such as Europe’s EEC and FCC. Now, the device has received approval from the TUV certification platform, revealing its battery size.

Infinix Zero Flip 5G battery size

The above screengrab reveals that the Infinix Zero Flip 5G will feature a dual-cell battery with capacities of 3,410mAh and 1,180mAh. Hence, the device is expected to pack a 4,590mAh (rated value) battery unit. It is likely that it may offer a typical value of 4700mAh.

The FCC certification of the Zero Flip revealed that it may ship with a 70W rapid charger. It is likely that the device will ship with 8 GB of RAM and 512 GB of built-in storage. The other specifications of the Zero Flip are under wraps.

The schematic of the Zero Flip, which got revealed via FCC certification, revealed that it will have a large-sized square outer display. It will be flanked by a vertical dual camera system, followed by an LED flash. While it is confirmed to come in Titanium Black variant, the other color variants of the device are not known yet.

The FCC authority has also approved the Zero 40 5G and Zero 40 4G, in addition to the Infinix Zero Flip 5G. It is likely that these products will go official in various markets either this month or in August.

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