Infinix Note 50 Pro sports a 6.78-inch full-HD+ (1080 x 2436 pixels) flat AMOLED Display with 144Hz dynamic refresh rate and 1,300 nits of peak brightness. The display supports 2160Hz PWM dimming and ...

The Infinix Note 40 Pro+ has three cameras on its back and one on the front and to be honest, Infinix could have just kept just one of those on the back. The main 108MP camera is promising, but the ...

After over three weeks of teasing, Infinix introduced the Infinix Note 50x as the fourth member of its Note 50 series. The smartphone comes in Sea Breeze Green, Enchanted Purple, and Titanium Grey ...

Infinix is quietly becoming one of the most exciting brands in India’s mid-range smartphone market — and the new Infinix Note 50s 5G+ feels like a declaration of intent. Priced at ₹15,999 (8GB+128GB) ...

Infinix continues to attract users with a wide range of smartphones for different budgets. The brand’s highly anticipated new Infinix Note 50 series has appeared in the GSMA database and is preparing ...

We’re here to talk more about these two smartphones, the Infinix NOTE 50 and NOTE 50 Pro, as they were recently announced. These two phones are budget devices, and even the ‘Pro’ model costs less than ...

Infinix got off to a slow start in the new year, with the first phone launch not taking place until March. However, the Chinese smartphone maker has made huge strides in the smartphone market with its ...

Infinix, Vivo and realme have reignited the competition in the sub- ₹15,000 price segment with their newly launched devices that have more than a few similar features. But which is the right device ...

Smartphones with wireless charging have gotten a lot more accessible over the years, however, one still needs to spend a huge chunk of money to get a phone with wireless charging capacity is the ...

Infinix has launched its new Note series smartphone in India, the Infinix Note 50s 5G. The Infinix Note series is known for its diverse features in the budget-friendly segment. The phone is powered by ...

After showing off a prototype phone that could charge at 260W speed last year — for reference, the iPhone maxes out at 25-27W charging — upstart tech brand Infinix is back with an actual retail-ready ...