Infinix Zero 8i to launch in India today: Expected price, specifications and more
03rd December 2020 09:12 amIndia Today
Hong Kong-based smartphone maker Infinix is all set to launch Zero 8i in India today. The smartphone will be launched on Flipkart at 12PM. Infinix has so far launched phones in the entry-level and budget segment but with the Zero 8i, it could target the mid-range segment. So far Infinix has launched the Note 7, Hot 10, Smart 4 Plus and other phones in India.
Along with the Zero 8i, Infinix is also expected to launch its Android TV in India along with the SNOKOR Soundbar. The company has revealed that it would launch the devices in December 2020 but the date has not been confirmed so far.
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