Infinix is gearing up for the launch of a new mid-range smartphone, dubbed the Infinix Zero 8. Not too long ago, we spotted the Infinix Zero 8 on the Google Play Console listing, which revealed several of its key specifications and features. Plus, a bunch of promotional posters and a video for the device were also leaked. Today, we have been able to spot the Infinix Zero 8 on the TKDN certification website and the Geekbench database website, which double checked some of its specifications. Take a look at the TKDN certification and the Geekbench certification for the Infinix Zero 8 and find out what they have in store for us.

Infinix Zero 8 key specifications revealed via Geekbench; appears on TKDN as well


As seen in the Geekbench database website image, the Infinix Zero 8 has managed to score 520 in the single-core test and 1,593 in the multi-core test. Furthermore, the Geekbench listing confirms that the Infinix Zero 8 will be powered by an octa-core MediaTek Helio G90T processor, which will be paired with 8GB of RAM. There, however, might be other memory variants of the device as well. Coming to the OS, the Infinix Zero 8 will boot the latest Android 10 OS out of the box.

Furthermore, the Infinix Zero 8 has been spotted on the TKDN certification website as well, which does not explicitly mention anything about the specifications of the device, but surely hints that the launch date is imminent. Below is the TKDN certification image for your reference:


Courtesy of the previous leak, we already know that the Infinix Zero 8 will feature a dual punch-hole selfie camera, a 90Hz refresh rate display, a 180Hz touch sampling rate, a 64MP quadruple rear camera setup, which will be encased within a prism-like module and support for fast charging support over a USB Type-C charging port. To learn more about the Infinix Zero 8, you can head to our previous coverage for the same.

For now, this is everything that we have on the upcoming Infinix Zero 8, but we are sure to receive more intel on the same in the coming days as the launch date approaches. What are your thoughts on the device? Do let us know in the comments section below.

Source : https://www.mysmartprice.com/gear/infinix-zero-8-geekbench-tkdn-certification/

Faithful4real:

Infinix is gearing up for the launch of a new mid-range smartphone, dubbed the Infinix Zero 8. Not too long ago, we spotted the Infinix Zero 8 on the Google Play Console listing, which revealed several of its key specifications and features. Plus, a bunch of promotional posters and a video for the device were also leaked. Today, we have been able to spot the Infinix Zero 8 on the TKDN certification website and the Geekbench database website, which double checked some of its specifications. Take a look at the TKDN certification and the Geekbench certification for the Infinix Zero 8 and find out what they have in store for us.

Infinix Zero 8 key specifications revealed via Geekbench; appears on TKDN as well


As seen in the Geekbench database website image, the Infinix Zero 8 has managed to score 520 in the single-core test and 1,593 in the multi-core test. Furthermore, the Geekbench listing confirms that the Infinix Zero 8 will be powered by an octa-core MediaTek Helio G90T processor, which will be paired with 8GB of RAM. There, however, might be other memory variants of the device as well. Coming to the OS, the Infinix Zero 8 will boot the latest Android 10 OS out of the box.

Furthermore, the Infinix Zero 8 has been spotted on the TKDN certification website as well, which does not explicitly mention anything about the specifications of the device, but surely hints that the launch date is imminent. Below is the TKDN certification image for your reference:


Courtesy of the previous leak, we already know that the Infinix Zero 8 will feature a dual punch-hole selfie camera, a 90Hz refresh rate display, a 180Hz touch sampling rate, a 64MP quadruple rear camera setup, which will be encased within a prism-like module and support for fast charging support over a USB Type-C charging port. To learn more about the Infinix Zero 8, you can head to our previous coverage for the same.

For now, this is everything that we have on the upcoming Infinix Zero 8, but we are sure to receive more intel on the same in the coming days as the launch date approaches. What are your thoughts on the device? Do let us know in the comments section below.

Source : https://www.mysmartprice.com/gear/infinix-zero-8-geekbench-tkdn-certification/

Much better... finally a step in the right direction!

Last point to check is the pricing...

korban3134:
Last point to check is the pricing...

Yeah. This phone is a gaming phone.

90Hz - 180Hz interesting!
But where is the liquid cooling technology?

ps3o:
90Hz - 180Hz interesting!
But where is the liquid cooling technology?

I'm not sure but let wait and see.

Zero series dont usually get android updates, so this one wont get android 11, and if you mistakenly see and update, it will malfunction... history of the zero series

Xiaomi fan boys how market?
Transsion haff vex

Finally good news coming from Infinix brand. They seem to be the only one interested in improving unlike Tecno selling camon 15 for 100k.

The only problem with this phone now will be the pricing. It will be overpriced. Make them know say xaiomi note 8 pro with G90t costs just 90k.

Make we dey look them.

Haters will still complain....oppo and samsung are still over-priced... As for me,if it's not xiaomi,please be brief.

Who designed that camera style

If u have access to like 500 to 1000 emails, quote me and lets do business

Harbeeorlar:
If u have access to like 500 to 1000 emails, quote me and lets do business

I have

A step in the right direction. Pricing is what's left. Sub 110k, it'll be a great device.

chibike69:

I have

Can we chat privately? zero 9 zero 11-22 then 33 and 84

MrBONE2:
Plus Davido ambassadorial fee make it 300k

Oil dey ur head

Med o

As far as I am concerned,never ever allow any clown to fool you to purchase a phone that is far above your budget,Nigerian youths make Una get sense o,all phones must spoil that is why you see phone worshippers rushing to sell their phones after only one year of usage.make Una get sense,any phone that ain't making money for you is worthless.

D4donnn:
Anyways let me drop two reasons why the zero 7 or 8 will cost over 120k and for very reasonable reasons .

1 marketing, the Xiaomi devices you guys are always fond of calling that I'm a very big fan of that I've not used though , have zero to no marketing, everything is online related they simply create free social media buzz using their media gurus .


2 r&d , I'm pretty confident transsion company have no reasonable amount of patents , so whatever fancy or latest tech you see , they are probably paying for it from the original licensed patent holder. So you can't fault them for selling same devices.

sir,

is paying for patent the reason their devices lacks android version upgrades?

If thats one reason,


then


is that also the reason why their devices dont have a better shelve life like samsung, apple, LG, and even Xiaomi which can boast of a >> resale value? I was a transsion user.

skywalker240:

sir,

is paying for patent the reason their devices lacks android version upgrades?

If thats one reason,


then


is that also the reason why their devices dont have a better shelve life like samsung, apple, LG, and even Xiaomi which can boast of a >> resale value? I was a transsion user.

Bro you're mistaking one fact , I'm not a fan of the said company , their mode of operation or their repetitive use of crappy chips , deceptive marketing strategy and overall brouhaha .

I simply tried to provide a reason why their devices are always priced higher than their Chinese counterparts .

D4donnn:
I simply tried to provide a reason why their devices are always priced higher than their Chinese counterparts .

sir,
i didnt argue, wanted to learn from you.

but technically thats just 30% the reason.

Oppo has marketing icon and overprice their devices, but they dont use shitty outdated processors (we can make excuse for that)

HMD has marketers and also pay for patent license, but they dont make overpriced devices but you dont see alot of Nokia devices with shitty outdated chips.


the truth is, Transsion has become too comfortable with the trust Africans placed on them, and also they have discovered that majority of the citizens of many shit holed African nations are TECH-ILLITERATES who would accept anything. Hence they entice them with High Camera MP, High RAM/ROM, High Battery MAH, Larger Screen sizes and other latest trend (tech illiterates only care about these).

why are transsion devices not sold in SA?


BAM

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