Looks like Infinix accidentally revealed its next tablet before making it official.
The upcoming Infinix Xpad 30 Pro was recently spotted on a Belarusian retailer’s website. Around the same time, the tablet also briefly appeared on Infinix’s own website before the listing was quickly removed. That usually means one thing: an official launch is probably just around the corner.
The new tablet is expected to replace last year’s Xpad 20 Pro, but it isn’t just getting a new name. The retailer listing suggests Infinix is giving it a decent upgrade where it matters.
Powering the Xpad 30 Pro is MediaTek’s Helio G200 Ultimate chipset. On the front is an 11-inch display with 2.5K resolution and Eye-Care technology, which should make it a good fit whether you’re watching videos, reading, or spending hours in online classes.
Infinix also seems to be pushing AI across more of its products. Like the recently announced Xpad 30E, the Xpad 30 Pro will include AI-powered learning and problem-solving features. Whether those become genuinely useful or just another AI buzzword remains to be seen, but we’ll have to wait for Infinix to explain exactly what they can do.
The tablet is also shaping up to be more than just an entertainment device. It will support both keyboard and stylus accessories, making it a more practical option for students, office users, and anyone who prefers getting work done on a larger screen.
Connectivity won’t be limited either. The Xpad 30 Pro is expected to arrive in both Wi-Fi-only and LTE versions, with storage options going up to 256GB.
For now, Infinix is keeping quiet about pricing, availability, and the rest of the specifications. But with the tablet appearing on both a retailer’s website and Infinix’s own site before disappearing, it’s probably only a matter of time before the company makes everything official.