. Infinix recently unveiled the Infinix GT 30 Pro gaming-focused smartphone in multiple markets. For three years, the brand has been launching “Pro” branded gaming phones but has never launched a standard version. It now appears that this year it will launch a standard edition, as there have been reports of the existence of the Infinix GT 30.
An Infinix phone, which has the model number X6876, was previously spotted at the EEC certification in Europe. Its official listing on the CarlCare support site has already revealed that it will be called the Infinix GT 30 when it hits the market. The same device has now appeared in the database of the Geekbench benchmarking platform.
Infinix GT 30 Geekbench listing
- As per the Geekbench listing, the MediaTek chip that powers the Infinix GT 30 features four performance cores working at 2.60GHz and four efficiency cores clocking at 2.00GHz
- The chipset features Mali-G615 MC2 for graphics.
- These details suggest that the phone could be powered by the Dimensity 7400.
- The listing further states that the device has 8GB of RAM and Android 15.
- It scored 1079 and 3082 points in the single-core and multi-core tests, respectively.
- At present, the other specifications of the device are under wraps.
Infinix GT 30: What to expect?
- Considering that it is a GT-series phone, the GT 30 may arrive with a gaming phone-focused design similar to the GT 30 Pro.
- However, it may not feature the gaming shoulder buttons.
- Probably, the base variant of the device may offer 128GB of storage.
The appearance of the Geekbench listing suggests that Infinix could be internally testing the phone’s performance before launch. Likely, it may break cover globally in July.
