Infinix SMART 10 Leaked online: Find the Specification

The upcoming Infinix SMART 10 has surfaced on the Google Play Console, offering a sneak peek into its core specifications and what consumers can expect from the budget-friendly device.

The SMART Series from Infinix is tailored for price-conscious users, focusing on delivering essential smartphone features at an ultra-affordable price point. These devices remain the most budget-friendly offerings in Infinix’s lineup.

TL;DR – Infinix SMART 10

Spotted on Google Play Console
Runs Android 15 (Go Edition)
Unisoc Tiger T615 chipset
3GB, up to 128GB storage
720×1600 HD+ LCD, 120Hz refresh (expected)
5,000mAh battery, USB-C, fingerprint scanner

Infinix SMART 10 Specifications as per Google Play Console

According to the listing, the Infinix SMART 10 (model number X6725) will be powered by the Spreadtrum UMS9230E chip, commercially known as the Unisoc Tiger T615. This is a mid-range 4G chipset, meaning the device will not support 5G connectivity.

The chipset features an octa-core CPU (2x ARM Cortex-A75 and 6x ARM Cortex-A55 cores), paired with an ARM Mali-G57 GPU clocked at 850 MHz.

The SMART 10 is expected to ship with 3GB of RAM and run Android 15 in the form of XOS 15. However, given the hardware, it’s likely to come with Android 15 (Go Edition) for optimized performance.

For internal storage, we anticipate the usual 64GB and 128GB variants, with support for expandable storage via a dedicated microSD card slot.

On the display front, the device will sport a 720 x 1600 HD+ LCD screen, potentially offering a refresh rate of 120Hz.

Other features include a USB Type-C, side-mounted fingerprint, dual SIM, 3.5mm jack. We expect at least a 5,000mAh battery with 10W or more of wired charging.

Infinix has also listed the SMART 10 Plus on the Google Play Console, which comes with a bigger RAM and some other minor differences.

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