Infinix is in the news right now for a new smartphone series in India that will focus on gaming, and look extremely similar to one of the most popular phones right now. The upcoming Infinix GT series will feature two phones — the GT 10 Pro and GT 10 Pro+ — and the smartphones are already making headlines for looking like the Nothing Phone (2). However, it could also stand out for two other things — 26GB of RAM and 260W fast charging — which will be a first in India.
Infinix GT Pro 24GB RAM
- According to tipster Paras Guglani, the Infinix GT 10 Pro will come with 24GB of RAM. The Infinix GT 10 Pro will be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8050 chipset, and it will offer 256GB of onboard storage, the tipster added.
- It is also said to pack a massive 7,000mAh battery with a whopping 160W and 260W fast charging support. Infinix had unveiled the tech back in March and this model, even back then, was tipped to be the first to come with it.
- The Infinix GT 10 Pro will also feature a 120Hz AMOLED display. Its triple rear camera setup will have a 100MP + 8MP + 8MP combination.
- According to the tipster, Infinix will launch the GT 10 Pro globally in August but the India launch will take place in the next two months. As for the Infinix GT 10 Pro+, this smartphone will not be available in India.
Nubia recently launched the RedMagic 8S Pro+ making it the first phone with 24GB of RAM. The smartphone is, however, available only in China as of now with no word on its global availability.
Meanwhile, the Realme GT 3 is currently the fastest charging phone in the world at 240W. The title for the maximum charging speed for a smartphone in India is with the Realme GT Neo 3 at 150W.
Infinix GT 10 Pro x Nothing
The first teaser for Infinix’s upcoming smartphone showed a very striking resemblance to the Nothing Phone (2). It showed a Glyph Interface-like design at the back with the LED lights. Leaked renders of the Infinix GT 10 Pro show that the phone does have a similar design to the Nothing Phone (2). It will come in two colour options of black and white with orange and grey accents, respectively. The Glyph Interface-like design is there but there’s no indication of LED lights so we’re not sure if it will have the same feature or not.
