Infinix Hot 70 Series: FCC Certification Unveils Key Battery Specs and Variants
28.03.26
Following the earlier leaks regarding the Pro version back in February, the standard Infinix Hot 70 has now appeared in the FCC database. The device is registered under two specific model identifiers: X6895 and X6895B, indicating multiple versions of the upcoming handset.
According to the certification documents, these variants will feature slightly different energy capacities, rated at 5,430 mAh and 5,600 mAh. Notably, the X6895B edition is confirmed to support 45W wired fast charging for quicker power replenishment.
Both versions share identical physical dimensions, measuring 167.92 x 79.12 x 7.64 mm. Their connectivity suites are also matched, including support for LTE networks, dual-band Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth, and NFC, alongside global navigation systems like GPS, GLONASS, BDS, and Galileo.
One of the confirmed hardware configurations includes 4GB of RAM paired with 256GB of internal storage. With recent SDPPI certification in Indonesia, the Hot 70 is expected to launch alongside its Pro sibling in the near future.
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