Infinix Xpad 20 debuts with 11' LCD, AI smarts and 7,000mAh battery
Infinix unveiled its gaming-centric Xpad GT last week and the brand has now launched a more affordable alternative with the Xpad 20. This is an 11-inch tablet armed with a 7,000mAh battery, Android 15 and plenty of AI features.
You get Infinix's Folax assistant, powered by ChatGPT, alongside AI translation for voice, text, images, and documents. You can also create websites, games and apps straight from the tablet thanks to the onboard AI programming tool powered by Replit.
Xpad 20 comes with the Infinix AI suite
As for the rest of the specs, you get an 11-inch IPS LCD with FHD+ resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate. The tablet is equipped with a 5MP front-facing camera, which should get the job done for video calls, while the back features an 8MP shooter and an LED flash.
Xpad 20 comes with MediaTek's Helio G88 chipset. The tablet is available in several configurations with 4/6/8GB RAM and 128/256GB storage. It also features a nano SIM and microSD card slot for cellular connectivity and storage expansion.
The 7,000mAh battery supports 10W charging and you also get OTG support for reverse wired charging.
Infinix Xpad 20
Infinix Xpad 20 comes in Stellar Grey, Forest Green, Dreamy Purple, and Rising Red colors. Infinix did not share pricing and availability details just yet.
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