The unnamed Infinix device could potentially measure just 6 mm in thickness, featuring 2.5D curved sides—making it the thinnest non-foldable smartphone since the Tecno Camon 11.
This reported design shift comes as the smartphone market trends towards thinner devices, particularly following the adoption of Silicon-Carbide battery cells, which provide greater capacity.
Despite the new battery technology offering higher mAh capabilities, it sacrifices ultra-fast charging—considered less appealing to users than manufacturers anticipated.
The comparative imagery, although of lower quality, starkly illustrates the remarkable thinness of Infinix's upcoming device when positioned next to an iPhone.
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