Infinix has consistently pushed its innovation in the budget and mid-range segment for quite some time now. Recently, the brand received the innovation award for its new battery tech at CES 2024. After considerable hype, Infinix officially launched the Infinix Note 40 Pro in the Bangladeshi market on 19th March 2024. Here’s our detailed take on the device.  Key Specifications of Infinix Note 40 Pro   Design and Build Quality: A Premium Look and Feel  Infinix has been consistent with the design language of the Note series. It is sleek, and innovative and has a premium look and feel. The premium feel is alleviated by the Magsafe-like case on the box.  The smartphone features a chamfered edge on the frame complemented by a vegan leather back. The curved front display also smoothly blends into the frame to create a unified slim footprint. The traditional flashlight has been replaced with AI-powered Active Halo. It’s like a small recreation of the glyph interface seen on the Nothing Phone.  Dimension-wise the Note 40 Pro comes in at 164.3 mm by 74.5 mm by 8.1 mm with either 190 g (leather back) or 196 g of weight. The front panel is symmetrical with a slight bezel at the bottom and top. The power button and volume rockers are placed on the right side.  The Note 40 Pro is also IP54 rated meaning it can easily withstand a light splash.  Read more: Walton NEXG N9 Review: Budget-friendly phone with decent features The Display: Sheer Perfection from Infinix  Infinix Note 40 Pro’s display features a 6.78-inch 3D curved LTPS AMOLED panel with 1B colors and a 120 Hz refresh rate. Its display is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass.  The typical brightness of the panel is around 550 nits and the HBM clocks out at 1300 nits. In addition to the usual features, the display also incorporates PWM dimming for enhanced view in the low light.  The symmetrical outlay allows for a sizeable 93.8% screen-to-body ratio. The display sports an FHD+ resolution of 1080 by 2436 pixels with 393 ppi density. Additionally, users will be getting DCI-P3 wide color gamut support. The panel feels crisp and sharp with great contrast and viewing angles making it perfect for media consumption.  Read more: Top Smartphones Being Released in April 2024: A mix of flagship midrange and budget options The Camera: Leaves More to be Desired   Note 40 Pro’s primary sensor is a 108 MP one (SK5HM2SP03-FGX9). The bizarre name suggests that it is sourced from Samsung with 1/1.67 inch sensor length and f/1.75 aperture. There’s also OIS to complement stability. The other two sensors are 2 MP ones. The front features a 32 MP selfie shooter that can shoot 1080-pixel videos at 30 fps.  Fortunately, the main camera does a decent job. Pictures came out detailed with good dynamic range. Images were slightly on the warmer side while shooting in auto mode. Pictures taken in low light weren’t all that great. The night mode is the saving grace considering the noise and grains.  Users can shoot up to 1440P footage at 30 fps from the back camera. The videos came out fairly decent thanks to the OIS onboard.  Read more: Humanes Ai Pin: Incredible Features of the Smartphone Killer Processor and Performance: Benchmarks Fall Short of the Price  The processor on the Note 40 Pro is Helio G99 Ultimate. There’s another global version that comes with a Mediatek Dimensity 7020 processor. But Bangladeshi users will be getting the G99 Ultimate one. It’s an octa-core processor with Mali-G57 MC2 GPU.  Helio G99 Ultimate seems a letdown in a mid-range phone. Especially, when competitors like Redmi 14C and Tecno Spark 20 Pro are providing the slightly old G99 at a much lower price point. The miniscule upgrade brought forth by the Ultimate simply doesn’t justify the price.  But beyond the benchmarks and prices, the Note 40 Pro would suffice for most users. 3D titles like Asphalt 9 and PUBG ran smoothly on medium settings. The device did get heated a bit but that’s expected from a mid-range processor.  Overall the processor won’t blow you away with its numbers. But for casual use and moderate gaming, it will be enough.  Read more Cyberbullying What To Do If Someone Is Harassing You Online Software: A Refreshing Take From XOS  The Note 40 Pro comes with XOS 14 based on Android 14. It seems like Infinix has finally listened to its users as the number of bloatware has significantly decreased. The center punch-hole camera now acts as a dynamic island which is quite useful for glance notifications and charging indicators. Infinix has also announced that the Note 40 Pro will receive two years of software updates.  Battery and Charge Time  Now onto the exciting bit. Infinix has decided to introduce its own MagSafe charging with the Note 40 Pro which they call MagCharge. It is a power bank that comes with the retail box. It can be magnetically attached to the included cover (MagKit) and recharge the device to around 50% on a single charge. It also doubles as a wireless charger when hooked with the included power brick.  The 5000 mAh battery can be wire-charged by the 70W included charging brick. The Magcharge when connected to the brick can charge at 20W and up to 7.5W while working as a power bank. Infinix also included their new X1 chip for superior charging optimization to safeguard the battery.  Read more: Symphony Innova 30 Review: Budget-friendly powerful camera phone

After an exciting March release schedule, smartphone enthusiasts have a lot to look forward to in April as well. March saw most of the releases at MWC. The story would be more or less the same in April as well as Chinese releases in the previous months will have their global debut in April. With that said, here’s a list of the most anticipated smartphones to be released in April 2024.  Most Hyped Smartphones Releasing This April  OnePlus Nord CE4  The Nord CE from OnePlus has been the budget lineup of the brand for several years now. The Nord CE phones bring exceptional value for money like an ode to OnePlus’s early days.  We already have official renders of the new Nord CE4 on OnePlus India’s official website. The smartphone is expected to feature a 6.74-inch AMOLED panel with 1240 by 2772 resolution, 451 ppi density, 120 Hz refresh rate, and HDR 10+ support.  The processor will be an octa-core Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 based on the 4 Nm architecture coupled with Adreno 732 GPU. Users will be getting micro SDXC support along with 8/256 GB and 12/256 GB RAM configurations.  Read more: iQOO Neo7 SE Review: Competent Mid-range Gaming Phone The back will feature two cameras with the main one being a 50 MP f/1.8 shooter. The second camera is rumored to be an 8 MP ultrawide shooter. The front will feature a usual 16 MP sensor.  We don’t have an exact release date as of yet, but based on rumors, it is expected to be sometime in mid-April.  OnePlus Nord 4  Another smartphone from OnePlus that’s expected to hit the international market is the OnePlus Nord 4. The Nord 4 will be the global variant of the already announced OnePlus Ace 3V.  By all accounts, the Nord 4 will share a lot of similarities with the CE4. But the former will have certain features to justify its higher price.  Read more: ZTE Blade V50 Design 4G Review: Surprising Features on a Budget-friendly Phone Unlike the CE4, the Nord 4 will come with a Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 processor. It will also have IP65 water and dust resistance. The Nord 4 will unfortunately miss out on the extendable storage option. The rest of the configuration is expected to be the same as of now.  Samsung Galaxy M15  Samsung is gearing up with their budget and mid-range lineup in April. The first of the M series smartphones to hit the market would be the budget Galaxy M15.  The M15 will feature a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED panel with a 90 Hz refresh rate, 800 nits HBM, and 1080 by 2340 resolutions. The 19.5:9 aspect ratio will boast 396 ppi density.  On the processor end, users will be getting the entry-level MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ based on a 6 Nm architecture. The octa-core processor has a chip design of 2x2.2 GHz Cortex-A76 & 6x2.0 GHz Cortex-A55. The smartphone will come in 4/128 GB, 6/128 GB, 8/128 GB, and 8/256 GB storage configurations. Read more: ZTE Nubia Red Magic 9 Pro Plus Review with Pros and Cons There’s a triple camera setup on the M15 with the main sensor being a 50 MP f/1.8 shooter. The additional sensors are a 5 MP f/2.2 ultrawide and a 2 MP f/2.4 macro lens. The front will feature a 13 MP f/2.0 selfie shooter.  The expected release date of the Galaxy M15 is sometime in mid-April.  Samsung Galaxy M55  There’s a hard rumor going around about the new Galaxy M55. The initial idea that the M55 would mirror the A55 has been quelled thanks to a series of new leaks.  The M55 will feature a 6.7-inch screen with Super AMOLED tech onboard. That means a 120 Hz refresh rate and a 1000 nits HBM is on the cards.  Read more: Symphony Z70 Review: 52MP Camera under BDT 10000 The Exynos 1480 found on the A55 would be replaced by a rather old Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 on the M55. The storage options will be either 128 GB or 256 GB with an extension of up to 1 TB.  The camera remains more or less the same with reduced ultrawide and macro capabilities and an enhanced selfie camera compared to the A55. The Galaxy M55 will go live sometime in late April.  Motorola Edge 50 Pro  Motorola is gearing up with its flagship release of the year, the Edge 50 Pro.  The smartphone is expected to be powered by the new Snapdragon 8S Gen 3 processor. It’s an underclocked version of this year’s flagship 8 Gen 3. The smartphone is absolutely stacked in terms of storage as users will be getting options of up to 12 GB RAM and 512 GB of internal storage. Read more: Best and Worst Android OS Considering Bloatware in 2024 The display on the Edge 50 Pro is rumored to be a 6.7-inch FHD AMOLED panel with a 165 Hz refresh rate. The smartphone will also feature a triple camera setup with the main camera tipped to be a 50 MP one.  The official India launch date of the Edge 50 Pro is set on 3rd April.  realme GT 5 Pro  Even though the realme GT5 Pro had its official launch last December, it didn’t make its global debut. Words coming from China indicate that things are about to change as the GT5 Pro may make its global debut sometime in April. The smartphone is powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 4nm processor with storage options going up to 16 GB RAM and 1 TB internal.  Read more: Pros & Cons of Flagship Smartphones As for the display, the GT5 Pro has a 6.78-inch LTPO AMOLED panel with 1B colors, 144 Hz refresh rate, and HDR10+ support with 1264 by 2780 resolutions.  The triple camera setup features a 50 MP f/1.7 main shooter, a 50 MP f/2.6 periscope lens, and an 8 MP f/2.2 ultrawide lens. The front camera is a 32 MP f/2.5 selfie shooter. For more on the GT5 Pro, check out the in-depth review. Infinix Note 40 Pro+  Infinix Note 40 Pro+ will make its global debut sometime in late April. The news comes after the smartphone had its official Chinese release on 18th March 2024.  The Note 40 Pro+ will be powered by the mid-range MediaTek Dimensity 7020 based on a 6 Nm architecture. The storage configuration comes in a single 12/256 GB option.  Read more: Infinix Hot 40 Review: Is It A Good Deal Under BDT 18000? The display on the Note 40 Pro+ is a 6.78-inch AMOLED panel with a 120 Hz refresh rate and 1080 by 2436 resolution.  The camera on the Note 40 Pro+ is its key selling point. The main sensor is a 108 MP f/1.8 sensor with both PDAF and OIS. The additional sensors are two 2 MP depth and a macro shooter. The front features a 32 MP f/2.2 sensor.  Tecno Pova 6 Pro  And the last one on the list is the Tecno Pova 6 Pro slated to launch in mid-April. The news comes after the device was officially announced in February this year.  Tecno Pova 6 Pro is expected to be powered by Mediatek Dimensity 6080 based on 6 nm architecture. The storage option on the device will go up to 256 GB internal and 12 GB of RAM.  Read more: Tecno Spark 20 Pro Plus Review: Budget-friendly Phone with Premium Camera The display on the Pova 6 Pro will be a 6.78-inch AMOLED panel with a 120 Hz refresh rate, FHD+ resolution featuring 1080 by 2436 pixels, and 1300 nits of peak brightness. Pova 6 Pro will feature a triple camera setup. However, users will have the 108 MP f/1.9 main sensor only to work with, in principle. The additional rear sensors are a 2 MP depth sensor and a 0.08 MP auxiliary sensor. It also has a 32 f/2.2 MP selfie shooter.  Final Words  April 2024 is lined up with a lot of exciting smartphone releases ranging from flagships to mid-range to budget-friendly segments. Most of the releases have already been launched in the Chinese market as it always gets the exclusive first release from most local brands. Nonetheless, users will be getting a lot of choices in terms of price and performance match. Read more: Most Anticipated Smartphones Coming in March 2024

“Hot” series has been the supreme envoy of the good name of the smartphone manufacturing company, Infinix Mobile. At the end of 2023, on December 5, the company launched Hot 40. This gaming phone is now available in Bangladesh for an affordable price. Let’s take a look at the key specs, pros, cons, and price of the Infinix Hot 40. Key Features & Specs of Infinix Hot 40  Design The Infinix Hot 40 matches its Pro version in terms of design. Both phones contain themselves in a 168.6 mm by 76.6 mm by 8.3 mm body that features a plastic frame and a plastic back, while using a glass on the front. It is not quite bulky, as users will feel a weight of 196g, also not quite slander, on their hand while carrying the phone without struggling to handle or maneuver it. The phone houses a massive camera module, reasonably inspired by the minimalism of the iPhone cameras, featuring three distinct lenses along with an LED flash. A subtle signature of Infinix branding is placed on the lower edge of the backing. Read more: iQOO Neo7 SE Review: Competent Mid-range Gaming Phone Users will find all necessary buttons and ports where suitable. As usual, the power button and the volume rocker are on the right, and a SIM tray is on the left. The primary microphone, a 3.5mm audio jack, and the USB-C port with a speaker grille are placed at the bottom. The top gets a secondary microphone. The selfie camera takes place in a punch hole on the top of the display, which is surrounded by thin chin and chunky bezels The overall design features nothing extraordinary. Display The front panel of the Infinix HOT 40 boasts a 6.78-inch FHD+ IPS LCD. It supports a smooth 90Hz refresh rate and offers a resolution of 2460 by 1080 pixels. With a touch sampling rate of 270 Hz, interactions feel responsive and fluid. You have the flexibility to adjust the refresh rate, either letting it switch automatically or setting it at 60Hz to save battery. Moreover, users can tailor the color temperature to suit their preferences. Read more: ZTE Nubia Red Magic 9 Pro Plus Review with Pros and Cons Noteworthy features include Eye Care mode, which maintains a warm screen tone to reduce eye strain during prolonged usage, and the Inadvertently Mode, designed to prevent accidental taps when the phone is stowed away. Although the screen may not be as bright as some competitors, it remains acceptable for outdoor use. What it lacks in brightness, it compensates for with accurate and vivid colors. Additionally, the contrast remains consistent, ensuring a satisfying viewing experience from any angle. Cameras The back panel of the Infinix HOT 40 houses a triple camera setup, led by a 50MP main sensor featuring autofocus and an f/1.6 aperture. This primary sensor is complemented by a 2MP macro lens and a 0.08MP auxiliary lens. For selfies, there's a 32MP front-facing camera with an f/2.2 aperture. Read more: itel Vision 5 Plus Review: Standard Phone under Tk14000 The 50MP rear camera captures photos with warm tones and decent detail, although colors may appear somewhat muted even under good lighting conditions. In low-light environments, image quality remains satisfactory but with reduced sharpness and contrast, typical for an entry-level smartphone. However, considering most users will likely share photos on social media, the quality should suffice. The 32MP selfie camera captures adequate details, especially with the Beauty mode enhancing shots for social media sharing. Portrait mode effectively separates subjects from backgrounds, ensuring pleasing results. The Super Night mode is a noteworthy feature, offering interesting shots with recovered details in low-light situations. However, caution is advised in tricky lighting scenarios to prevent overexposure. Read more: Tecno Pova 4 Pro Review: Budget gaming phone with a massive battery Performance and Hardware The Infinix HOT 40 runs on a MediaTek Helio G88 chipset, accompanied by 8GB of RAM and a spacious 128GB to 256GB storage capacity. Users also have the option to expand RAM with an additional 8GB of virtual RAM for demanding tasks. This 12-nm chipset is favored for its efficient cores and respectable performance in both entry-level and mid-range smartphones. The graphic unit sports a Mali-G52 MC2 GPU. During testing, the HOT 40 proved proficient in handling everyday tasks with ease. It also demonstrated commendable performance in casual gaming and lighter titles like Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Garena Free Fire, and Call of Duty Mobile game, running smoothly without noticeable lag or frame drops. Read more: ZTE Blade V50 Design 4G Review: Surprising Features on a Budget-friendly Phone While playing extensive sessions of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, the gameplay remained smooth with minimal interruptions. However, more graphically demanding games like Genshin Impact, while playable on lower graphics settings, may struggle with rendering complex gameplay effects. The device excels in multimedia consumption, serving as a reliable platform for streaming shows from various apps. Notably, the inclusion of stereo speakers, though not delivering top-tier sound quality, enhances the overall audio experience with a balance of bass and treble. In benchmark tests, the Infinix HOT 40 achieved respectable scores, reaching 275987 in the Antutu test, 430 for single-core and 1446 for multi-core scores in Geekbench 6 CPU benchmarking, and 575 in OpenCL and 1118 in Vulkan benchmark tests for GPU performance. Read more: Symphony Z70 Review: 52MP Camera under BDT 10000

On December 15, 2023, Infinix introduced the Hot 40 Pro smartphone to the Kenyan market. Geared towards a youthful demographic, this smartphone is poised to capture the attention of gamers and content creators alike. Focusing on speed and camera capabilities, the phone promises to cater to the dynamic needs of its target audience. Specs and Features of Infinix HOT 40 Pro Design The Infinix HOT 40 Pro measures 168.6 mm by 76.6 mm by 8.3mm in dimensions and weighs 199g. The phone features a glass front, plastic back, and plastic frame. It boasts a 6.78-inch display with a punch-hole cutout for the selfie camera, providing ample viewing space.  Despite its 8.3mm thickness and weight, the phone feels lighter for its particular material selection and frame design. The camera island follows a layout akin to premium models like the iPhone Pro, albeit with potentially oversized lenses.  Read more: ZTE Blade A54 Review: An Entry-level Smartphone Below Tk10000 Adding to its premium appearance is a shiny metallic bezel that complements the plastic shiny frame. The flat frame aids grip, particularly during landscape usage. Noteworthy connectivity options include a 3.5mm headphone jack, dual speakers for stereo sound, and a USB-C port.  Moreover, the inclusion of a factory-applied screen protector and a Free Fire Edition case ensures immediate device protection. Display The Infinix HOT 40 Pro features a notable 6.78-inch IPS LCD screen with a solid 1080p resolution and a smooth 120Hz refresh rate. Users have the flexibility to switch between 120Hz, and 90Hz, or utilize auto-refresh.  The screen achieves up to 500 nits of brightness, ensuring visibility even in sunny conditions. The touch response is up to the mark, accompanied by a magic ring feature around the punch hole for the selfie camera. The ring provides visual cues for various phone activities. While the noticeable bezels are typical for a budget phone, they don't hinder usability.  Read more: ZTE Nubia Neo 5G Review: A Budget-friendly Gaming Phone Gaming experiences, including titles like Call of Duty Mobile, PUBG, and Freefire, are enjoyable due to the phone's size and display quality. Additionally, streaming services like YouTube and Netflix offer an immersive viewing experience. Overall, the design prioritizes functionality and user experience, with the display standing out as a highlight feature in its price range. Performance and Gaming The Infinix Hot 40 Pro is powered by an octa-core processor featuring MediaTek Helio G99 6nm chipset, built on a 6-nanometer architecture. In the graphic section, it offers a Mali-G57 MC2 GPU. With 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, expandable up to 16GB with a trade-off in storage space, the device ensures smooth multitasking and ample storage for users. Gaming experiences are ensured by a capable chipset and sufficient RAM. These allow for consistent performance even with graphics-intensive games at medium graphics quality. The 120Hz refresh rate adds gameplay smoothness.  The XBoost system, an in-house feature, optimizes performance for gaming, so that users can adjust performance modes for better gameplay, particularly beneficial for high-demanding memory or graphics games. Read more: realme C67 Review: Budget-friendly Phone with A Premium Camera

Infinix Mobile is known for offering smartphones under affordable price ranges. The brand brought out another entry-level phone, the Infinix Smart 8, which is a successor of the Infinix Smart 7. It is a budget-friendly smartphone that comes with a range of essential features. Designed for users seeking a reliable device without breaking the bank, the Smart 8 combines functionality with simplicity. Infinix Smart 8 was released on November 11, 2023, in Bangladesh. Let’s see what features you will get in this device. Key Features of Infinix Smart 8  Design The design of the Infinix Smart 8 combines durability and functionality, featuring a glass front, plastic back, and a plastic frame. This construction strikes a balance between a sleek aesthetic and practicality, ensuring a sturdy build that can withstand everyday use.  The bottom part houses a mono speaker, along with a USB Type-C port and a headphone jack, providing convenient connectivity options. The right side of the device is equipped with volume keys and a power button, cleverly integrated with a fingerprint scanner for added security and ease of access.  Read more: OPPO Find N3 Review: A New Standard for Foldable Smartphones On the left side of the phone, users can find the SIM card and microSD card tray, offering expandable storage options. With 4G capability, the Infinix Smart 8 not only delivers on design but also ensures a smooth and connected experience.  It comes with four different color options, including Timber Black, Crystal Green, Shiny Gold, and Galaxy White. Display The Infinix Smart 8 features a 6.6-inch IPS LCD display with a resolution of 720x1612 pixels, providing a satisfactory visual experience for basic social media consumption.  Notably, the display stands out with a surprisingly high 90Hz refresh rate, a significant improvement from the 60Hz refresh rate on its predecessor, the Infinix Smart 7. This enhanced refresh rate contributes to a smoother and more responsive user experience, which is particularly beneficial for tasks like scrolling and navigating through applications.  Read more: Honor X5 Plus Review: A decent budget-friendly phone While the display may not be suitable for high-end gaming due to the device’s low-end processor and the Android 13 Edition, casual games like Candy Crush and potentially Free Fire can run at a decent frame rate. It’s worth noting that major software updates may be limited, but Infinix promises at least one year of security updates.  Additionally, the Smart 8 introduces a unique feature – the Magic Ring, incorporated into the 6.6-inch Interactive Punch-Hole Screen. This Magic Ring offers real-time information about charging status and voice calls, enhancing the overall user interface and adding a touch of innovation to the device. Camera The camera setup of the Infinix Smart 8 comprises a triple camera module featuring a dual AI main camera system and a single selfie camera. The primary rear cameras consist of a 13-megapixel lens with an f/1.8 aperture for wide-angle shots, complemented by a 0.3-megapixel depth sensor. The dual camera setup incorporates features such as Ring-LED flash, HDR, and panorama mode. Notably, the LED flash is ring-shaped, adding a unique visual element to the device. The main camera is capable of recording videos at 1080p resolution with a frame rate of 30 frames per second, providing users with decent video recording capabilities.  Read more: DOOGEE V31GT 5G Rugged Phone Review: Sturdy mid-range gaming device On the front, the Smart 8 sports an 8-megapixel selfie camera.  While the camera system performs well under sufficient lighting conditions, capturing decent photos, the quality may suffer in indoor or low-light settings. Despite this, the Infinix Smart 8 offers a functional camera setup suitable for everyday photography and video recording needs. Performance and Memory The Infinix Smart 8 is powered by the UniSoC T606 chipset, a budget-friendly 12-nanometer processor. Featuring an octa-core configuration with two Cortex-A75 cores and six Cortex-A55 cores, this chipset is designed for efficiency rather than high-end performance.  Infinix’s advanced RAM extension technology effectively doubles the initial 4GB RAM capacity, elevating it to an impressive 8GB. This enhancement significantly enhances the user experience, making activities like watching movies, listening to music, and engaging in daily tasks more enjoyable. The augmented RAM not only facilitates quicker booting but also enables the seamless operation of multiple applications simultaneously. Read more: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 Review: An Incremental Update Nearing Perfection Further, the device comes with 128GB storage. While the Smart 8 may not be geared toward gaming enthusiasts due to its lower-end specifications, it performs well for everyday tasks and applications. To optimize performance, users are advised to install lighter versions of apps, such as Facebook Lite, Instagram Lite, or TikTok Lite. Battery The Infinix Smart 8 is equipped with a robust Li-Po 5000mAh non-removable battery, providing users with ample power for extended usage. The sizable battery capacity ensures that the device can easily last throughout the day, even for users with heavy smartphone usage patterns.  The inclusion of a 10W wired charging feature allows for a relatively quick and convenient charging experience, ensuring that the device can be replenished efficiently when needed. Additionally, the Smart 8 features reverse wired charging capabilities, allowing the device to function as a power source for other gadgets. Pros and Cons of Infinix Smart 8 Pros - Side-Mounted Fingerprint Scanner- 3.5mm Audio Jack- IPS LCD Display with 90Hz Refresh Rate- Android 13 OS- Dedicated MicroSD Card Slot- 5000 mAh battery. Read more: Honor X8a Review: Is it a value for money smartphone? Cons - Camera performance is average- No 4K video recording- No NFC supports Infinix Smart 8’s Price in Bangladesh With all these great features, the Infinix Smart 8 is priced at Tk. 11,499. Final Words The Infinix Smart 8 emerges as a compelling budget-friendly smartphone and offers a range of essential features at an affordable price point. The device’s design strikes a balance between durability and functionality, incorporating a glass front, plastic back, and plastic frame. The camera system, comprising a dual AI main camera and a selfie camera, provides satisfactory performance for everyday photography and video recording needs. However, it may fall short in low-light conditions. The device’s performance, driven by the UniSoC T606 chipset, is optimized for efficiency. Overall, for users seeking an affordable smartphone with essential features and a focus on practicality, the Infinix Smart 8 presents a competent option in the entry-level segment. Read more: itel S23+ Review: Budget-friendly phone with AI-assistant

The Note series from Infinix has been their go-to affordable option that blends price and performance. The previous releases like Note 10 and Note 12 were highly popular in the budget-friendly phone range. Infinix launched Note 30 5G on 22nd May 2023. Now the question arises, can Note 30 hold the legacy? Let’s look at the main features of the Infinix Note 30 5G variant and find out whether it lives up to the hype.  Key Specifications of the Infinix Note 30 5G  Design and Build Quality  An interesting thing about the Note series is that the design goes through minimal changes in each iteration. Most of the changes take place on the design of the camera housing or the back with the device retaining most of its other design elements.  The Note 30 5G too walks the same route with a boxy design and a large rectangular camera housing on the back. Dimension-wise, the device comes in at 168.5 mm by 76.5 mm by 8.5 mm with 205 g weight.   Read more: Xiaomi 13T Pro Review: The flagship killer is back The device has a plastic frame with either glass or leather back depending on the color variant. The Magic Black and Interstellar Blue variants come in glass whereas the Sunset Gold has a tan leather finish on the back.  Coming to the front, there is a noticeable chin on the bottom with a punch-hole camera cut out. Even for a budget-friendly smartphone, the large chin stands out like a sore thumb. It might be the only design drawback of the Note 30 5G.  The power button and the volume rocker are placed on the right side of the smartphone. The Note 30 5G has stuck with the side-mounted fingerprint scanner placed on the power button. The 3.5 mm headphone jack is also present on the device which will be a pleasant feature for many. There is also a dedicated micro SDXC slot so storage concerns will not be an issue.  Read more: Xiaomi Pad 6 Review: Can It be a True iPad Alternative? The Display  The display on the Note 30 5G is a 6.78-inch IPS LCD panel with FHD+ resolution. The display holds 1080 by 2460 pixels at 396 ppi. Even though it’s an LCD panel, several features make it stand out from contemporary displays. Like the choice of 120 Hz refresh rate and 580 nits of peak brightness. While it’s not the brightest display out there, it is perfectly legible under direct sunlight. The display also showed good contrast in the test. There were not any color shifts here and there and the blacks looked deep compared to the usual washed-out appearance. Out of the box, the color calibration seemed to be on the warmer side but it can be changed from the display settings as per the user’s preference.  The only drawback here is the design of the front. The large chin at the bottom takes up a significant front real estate. It accounts for an 84.7% screen-to-body ratio which isn’t really up to the 2023 design standards.  Read more: 10 Best GPS Trackers for Cars in Bangladesh The Camera  The Infinix Note 30 5G has a triple camera setup beautifully positioned on the raised platform at the back. While on paper, the smartphone has a triple camera, all of the work is essentially done by the 108 MP main sensor with f/1.75 aperture, 26mm focal length, and 1/1.67" sensor size. The two supporting sensors are a 2 MP depth sensor and a QVGA sensor.  QVGA sensors are quite obsolete in 2023 as they essentially have no specific functionality. It is almost as if Infinix included them for the sake of having a triple-camera marketing tagline.  Coming back to the performance of the main sensor, the results were satisfactory considering the price. The high megapixel count assists in capturing more details than before. However, the end product is still pixel-binned 12 MP pictures unless you are shooting at 108 MP raw. Though the processing on the raw images was a bit off, they had better details compared to the pixel-binned images.  Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Review: What are the key upgrades? The pictures came out really well under direct sunlight. The photos had a good contrast with a decent dynamic range. The subjects were consistently in focus and the pictures produced sharp details. Sometimes, the photos of objects or nature may look a bit over processed but the color pop looks pleasing to the eye.  The picture quality, however, doesn’t hold in the low light or artificial lighting. Images still look over-processed and sometimes they also look overexposed in certain low-light conditions. The front camera has a generic 16 MP shooter. There’s nothing fancy about it and it produces passable results.  The videography on the Note 30 5G is rated to be 1440p at 30fps by the main shooter, while 1080p at either 30 or 60fps footage can be captured by the selfie sensor.  Read more: Symphony Helio 80 Review: Is the hype justified? The OS has an interesting feature called Dual View Recording which allows recording on both the front and back camera at the same time. However, the lack of OIS and EIS is something that affects the video quality to a certain extent.  To sum things up, the camera is a solid performer in terms of pictures. But the videography still has a long road to tread.  Processor and Performance  The Note 30 5G is powered by Mediatek Dimensity 6080 based on the 6 Nm architecture. Being an entry-level processor, the 6 Nm architecture helps a lot in terms of power-efficient output. The processor has a chip design of 2x2.4 GHz Cortex-A76 & 6x2.0 GHz Cortex-A55 with Mali-G57 MC2 GPU.  Read more: vivo V29 5G Review: Is it a balanced camera phone? In terms of performance, the spec resonates in use. The device performed well in gaming. Tests were run with PUBG, Asphalt 9, COD, and Genshin Impact. While it can hardly run on max graphics settings, the device was able to run in mid settings. The device had a uniform output with no noticeable frame drops. It heated up a bit but didn’t trigger rapid battery loss or thermal throttling. In day-to-day use, the device performed smoothly. Combining that with a 120 Hz refresh rate, the performance felt no less than a flagship-grade smartphone.  The Note 30 5G is running on Android 13 with XOS 13 skin on top of it. The XOS is still a bloatware-filled mess for anyone coming from a stock Android experience. But previous users of Infinix should feel right at home.  Battery and Charge Time The Infinix Note 30 5G has a 5000 mAh battery on board with 45W fast charging. The device also has a new feature called bypass charging which shifts 30% of the power directly to the motherboard. It helps to ensure the battery health by optimizing the usage.  Read more: Honor Pad X9 Review: Is it worth buying? Pros and Cons of Infinix Note 30 5G  Pros:  - Interesting design and elements  - Great performance  - Fast charging  - Dual stereo speaker  - Bright and crisp display  Cons:  - Videography lacks stability  - Bloatware. Read more: Best Tablets under Tk 25000 in Bangladesh Price of Infinix Note 30 5G  The Infinix Note 30 5G is available in two variants – 4/128 GB and the 8/256 GB variant. The prices of the variants are 13,999 and 14,699 INR respectively. The price roughly translates to 18,461 and 19,384 BDT respectively (1 INR = 1.32 BDT). However, the price can differ once it becomes officially available in Bangladesh.  Verdict  The Infinix Note 30 5G is a refreshing update compared to last year’s Note 12 5G. While the naming structure has no resemblance, the Note 30 can be considered as an incremental update to the Note 12. In terms of its strengths, the display, processor, and design would be the key selling points for the device.  But as always, there remains much to be desired from the camera system. The bloatware may disappoint some users.  Read more: Top 9 Most Anticipated Smartphones Coming to Bangladesh in October 2023 To sum things up, the Note 30 5G can be a standard choice for day-to-day use. Those who are looking for a budget-friendly gaming phone can consider the Infinix Note 30 5G as it brings a good balance of price and performance. 

The Infinix Zero series of smartphones has been the perfect upper mid-range smartphone from the brand. The lineup offers premium design and cutting-edge hardware technologies. In September 2023, Infinix launched the Zero 30 5G in China as a direct successor to the Zero 20. So how does it fare with its competitors? And what sets it apart from the rest? Let’s find out the key specs, pros, cons and price of Infinix Zero 30 5G in Bangladesh.  Key Specifications of Infinix Zero 30 5G  Design and Build Quality  With each iteration of the Zero series, Infinix seems to outdo itself in terms of design, build quality, and the overall look and feel of the device. The Zero 30 features a 164.5 x 75 x 7.9 mm dimension with 185 gm of weight. The lightweight build is attributed to the plastic frame and the vegan leather back (Rome Green). The frame of the phone has been gold tinted on the Rome Green and the Golden Hour color variant which gives it a unique look. The other color variant of choice for the users would be the Fantasy Purple one.  The back camera housing has also been significantly expanded to make up a large rectangular slab on the back. The housing almost goes from edge to edge but not quite. For people with OCD, the unusual side positioning of such a large camera housing may seem out of place.  The front and back of the device are both protected by Gorilla Glass 5 (Fantasy Purple and Golden Hour). Additionally, the device is IP53 dust and splash-resistant.  Read more: Benco S1 Pro Review: Elegance within Budget Moving on to the ports and buttons, everything comes standard on the Zero 30. The Type C port, main speaker, and sim slot are located on the bottom with the power button and the volume rocker positioned at the right. The Zero 30 has an in-display fingerprint scanner for an added layer of security. Another great thing about the Zero 30 is the included stereo speaker which makes it an excellent device for music and media consumption.  The minimal yet premium design choices include the only subtle “zero” branding on the back. The Zero 30 looks much more premium than its sub-250 USD price tag and that’s a great thing for anyone looking for a stylish smartphone.  The Display  The display on the Zero 30 is a curved AMOLED panel with 1B colors, 144 Hz refresh rate, and 950 nits of peak brightness. However, the specs aren’t the first thing that the users would notice. The 6.78-inch display has an almost uniform bezel design on the front that takes the screen-to-body ratio to an unprecedented 90%.  Users would be hard-pressed to tell the difference between this panel and a flagship one thanks to the minimal curve and the symmetric bezel. The display has a resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels with a 20:9 aspect ratio and 388 ppi density. Additionally, the display also supports Widevine L1 so users would be able to stream HD codec content directly from the streaming platforms. Read more: Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra Review: Is it really the ‘iPad killer’? The display can be manually set to either 60 Hz, 120 Hz, 144 Hz, or auto mode. However, setting 144 Hz as a constant would drastically reduce the battery life.  Overall, the display is easily the strongest suit of the Zero 30. It is bright, crisp, and fluid to the touch which easily makes it the best in its price class.  The Camera  There’s a triple camera setup on the Zero 30 with the main sensor being a 108 MP wide-angle shooter with f/1.7 aperture, PDAF, and OIS. The supporting sensors are a 13 MP f/2.2 ultrawide shooter and a 2 MP depth sensor. In a word, the high megapixel count doesn’t translate into higher photo quality. Pictures in the daylight looked decent with a decent amount of contrast and dynamic range. However, the shaded areas often appeared too dark or soft compared to the focus area. The green and reds were over-saturated which at times made it look artificial. The portrait mode performed decently but the edge detection near the hair seemed to be off at times. Other than that, the subject was well exposed with good details and sharpness.  Read more: Vivo V27 5G Review: Is it worth buying? The camera however faltered in night and low light conditions. Pictures taken without the night mode had grains and noises with little to no exposure. The night mode made the situation a bit better but it wasn’t quite on par with other mid-range smartphones in this price range.  The Zero 30 has videography support of up to 4K at 30 and 60 fps. On paper, the main sensor has OIS support but it doesn’t trigger during 4K shooting. Whether it’s a software or hardware issue, remains to be seen. The 1080P at 30 or 60 fps videography has the OIS which produces passable results.  The front camera is a 50 MP f/2.5 sensor which Infinix is branding as their vlogging camera. Again, users would be able to shoot at up to 4K with the front camera but the output lacked stability and seemed to be on the choppier end.  Read more: Oppo Reno10 5G Review: Is it a balanced phone? Processor and Performance  The Infinix Zero 30 is powered by Mediatek Dimensity 8020 based on the 6 Nm architecture. The processor has an octa-core design with 4x2.6 GHz Cortex-A78 & 4x2.0 GHz Cortex-A55 and Mali-G77 MC9 as GPU. In effect, the Dimensity 8020 is comparable with the Snapdragon 870 which makes it a great mid-range processor.  The performance of the chipset has also been on par with the benchmark standards. The processor scored 58738 on Antutu V10 and 3122 on GeekBench V6. In the test, the device could play all the leading 3D titles in the highest graphics settings with some frame drops here and there. At moderate settings, PUBG was able to support extreme frame rates which is a testament to the processor’s power.  However, the device also heated up quite fast. It wasn’t anything unbearable but the heat was noticeable. Another issue is with the UI itself. The XOS is still a bloatware-heavy OS with its ads and renditions. Thankfully, most of these bloatware can be uninstalled and the ads can be restricted.  Read more: Infinix GT 10 Pro 5G Review: Is it a capable gaming phone? A fun new addition is the onboard AI assistant on the Zero 30. It uses ChatGPT to answer any queries of the users which is a handy little feature on its own. Infinix has also announced one year of OS updates and two years of security updates which quite frankly is very disappointing.  Other than the slight issues with updates and OS, the Zero 30 is a solid performer that will give any device in its price range a run for its money.  Battery and Charge Time  The Infinix Zero 30 5G comes with a 5000 mAh battery on board. There’s a 68W wired charging support that can take the device from 0 to 80% in 30 minutes. With an auto-refresh rate, users can expect to get around 6 to 7 hours of SoT with this device.  Read more: Walton Xanon X20 Review: Is it a value-for-money gaming phone? Pros and Cons of Infinix Zero 30  Pros:  ·      144 Hz Curved AMOLED Panel  ·      Premium design  ·      68W fast charging  ·      Capable processor  ·      Stereo speakers on board Cons:  ·      Bloatware filled OS  ·      Subpar camera performance. Read more: September 2023 New Smartphone Release: Top 10 Most Anticipated Phones in Bangladesh  Price of Infinix Zero 30 5G  The price of Infinix Zero 30’s 12/256 GB version is around 24,999 INR or 33,000 BDT (1 INR = 1.32 BDT) in the Indian market. The device is yet to launch in Bangladesh. However, the official price of Infinix Zero 30 in Bangladesh may grossly differ once it becomes officially available.  Verdict  The Infinix Zero 5G brings a unique mix of design and performance which isn’t very common in this price range. The device has a premium look and feel to it which is complemented by the exceptional display, performance, and battery life.  On the flip side, the camera underperforms quite a bit which might be a deal breaker for many. If you can overlook the sub-par camera performance, then yes, the Infinix Zero 30 5G can be a great buy for anyone looking for a capable mid-range smartphone.  Read more: Honor 90 Review: A New Standard in Midrange Aesthetics

Infinix is known for budget smartphones that bring good value for money for entry-level users. The brand has established its presence in the budget segment with the likes of its Hot and Note series. Recently Infinix announced their first GT smartphone, the GT 10 Pro on August 3, 2023 in India. Let’s take a look into Infinix's budget-friendly gaming smartphone GT 10 Pro to decide whether it is worth buying.  Key Specifications of Infinix GT 10 Pro 5G  Design and Build Quality  This is the first time Infinix used the GT branding on their smartphones. Though it's not a copyrighted term, it is usually associated with souped-up smartphones geared for performance and gaming. Before getting into the performance itself, the look and feel of the smartphone gives off a strong futuristic feel. The back panel has a Nothing Phone-like design. At first glance, it feels like looking into the internals of the device with dark ash, blue and yellow stripes. Infinix is calling it their Cyber Mecha design. However, it's just the graphics on the back panel that has been rendered in a highly detailed 3D space. The device is all plastic with a plastic frame and back panel. The camera module has an LED strip that looks like the Glyph interface from Nothing. However, its size and functions are much more limited compared to the Glyph.  Read more: Samsung Galaxy A24 4G Review: What’s special about it? Dimension wise the device comes in at 162.7 x 75.9 x 8.1 mm with 187 gm of effective weight. The lightweight design makes it comfortable to use for a long time without any issues. Ports and button selection are also standard. The power and volume buttons are on the right and the dual sim slot and micro SDXC are on the left. The top has a secondary noise cancellation mic and the bottom houses the main mic, Type C port, and an ever-so-important 3.5 mm headphone jack for gaming.  Overall, the design is a breath of fresh air against the minimal-looking designs from Infinix. It might not be for everyone, but it definitely has its niche. The Display  The display on the Infinix GT 10 Pro is an AMOLED 120 Hz refresh rate panel with 1B colors and 900 nits of peak brightness. It's surprising how Infinix was able to cue in such features at a budget price point.  Read more: realme narzo 60 5G Review: Does it live up to the hype? The display itself is a 6.67-inch screen that comes with an 87% screen-to-body ratio. The Flexy AMOLED panel allows for internal curving. The result is a completely symmetric bezel on the front which looks straight out of iPhones. The 1080P by 2400 pixels resolution, 20:9 aspect ratio allows for 395 ppi which gives a crisp and sharp look to the display.  There are no weird color shifts or occasional stutters which are common on budget smartphones with high refresh rates. Whether for gaming or media consumption, the GT Pro display is hands down the best in its budget class.  The Camera  There’s a common idea that gaming smartphones typically don’t have good cameras. And unfortunately, this is more or less true for every gaming smartphone including the GT 10 Pro.  Read more: Walton Walpad 8G Review: Worth buying? There is a triple camera setup with a 108 MP main sensor, 2 MP macro, and a 2MP depth sensor. Don’t get swayed by the megapixel on the main sensor as it lacks many supporting features like PDAF, OIS, and EIS.  The f/1.8 sensor captures decent shots in daylight. There are occasional color detection issues when zoomed in on a shot. The dynamic range is a hit or miss at times. 

The China-based smartphone company Infinix has already earned its name for providing top-quality and stylish smartphones within affordable price ranges. The company introduced its latest premium Note 30 Pro on May 22, 2023 in India. Currently, this device is available in Bangladesh. Infinix offers remarkable camera systems, a wireless fast-charging system and many more features in this budget-friendly mid-range phone. Let's take a look at the key specs, pros, and cons of the Infinix Note 30 Pro. Key Features of Infinix Note 30 Pro 5G  Design The phone has dimensions of 162.7 x 76 x 8.2 mm and weighs around 203 gm. So the phone can be described as a big and above average weight phone.   The front edge of the Infinix Note 30 Pro features minimal bezels on three sides and a slightly wider "chin." There is a small hole at the top of the display for the selfie camera. The display itself is flat and large, offering an immersive viewing experience. There are no other elements on the front, keeping it clean and minimalist. Read more: Walton NEXG N70 Review: Unlocking the Budget-Friendly Phone The back panel of the Infinix Note 30 Pro is truly eye-catching. The phone features an iridescent texture that adds a touch of uniqueness to its appearance. The Infinix logo is placed at the lower part of the back in a futuristic font, creating a striking contrast with the rest of the design. The camera setup is located in the top left corner, consisting of three lenses arranged in a rectangular pattern and an LED flash. It's worth mentioning that the phone features a water-repellent coating, offering some level of protection against water. However, it is important to exercise caution when exposing the device to water or heavy rain. Additionally, the phone features ultra-thin bezels, dual stereo speakers, sound by JBL, and is certified by Hi-Res, enhancing the audio experience and making the Note 30 Pro stand out in terms of audio capabilities. Read more: TECNO CAMON 20 Review: Is it worth buying? Display The Infinix Note 30 Pro boasts a stunning display that elevates the viewing experience. It features a 120Hz refresh rate and benefits from Infinix's Smart Refresh and Magellan Engine technologies. These features allow the device to adjust its refresh rate dynamically based on the displayed content, ensuring a smooth and fluid experience while conserving battery power. While gaming or watching videos, the Note 30 Pro's display delivers vibrant colors and sharp details.The 6.67-inch AMOLED display offers a peak brightness of 900 nits, a contrast ratio of 5,000,000:1, 1920Hz PWM Dimming, and a 360Hz Touch Sampling Rate. These specifications contribute to a responsive and visually captivating 1080 x 2400 pixels display. Performance Regarding performance, the Infinix Note 30 Pro does not disappoint. It has a powerful MediaTek Helio G99 processor built on a 6nm process, ensuring energy efficiency and high performance. The device also features Vapor-Chamber Liquid Cooling technology, which helps keep the phone cool even during intense usage. Read more: Tecno Camon 20 Pro Review: Can it fulfill the users’ expectations? The Note 30 Pro also supports Infinix's self-developed Ultra Power Signal (UPS) technology. This technology is specifically designed for weak signal environments, such as basements, elevators, suburban areas, and areas with poor network coverage. With a new antenna design and proprietary algorithms, UPS technology significantly improves signal performance, ensuring a stable and smooth connection even in challenging signal conditions. This is particularly beneficial for low-latency applications like gaming and video streaming. The phone uses Mali-G57 MC2 graphical chipset, which adds sufficient support while playing heavy games. Software The Infinix Note 30 Pro runs on XOS 13, which is based on Android 13. The software offers a range of customization options, allowing users to personalize their phones according to their preferences. With themes, skin themes, icons, and dark mode tones, you can easily customize the look and feel of your device. The launcher is intuitive and reminiscent of popular launchers like the POCO launcher. The notification shade provides a wealth of options and versatility. Read more: Samsung Galaxy A34 5G Review with Price in Bangladesh However, it's worth noting that the software comes with pre-installed apps that cannot be removed, and these apps may generate notifications throughout the day, which can be somewhat frustrating for some users. The software offers a smooth and responsive experience, with fast speeds and no noticeable lag or slowdowns. Cameras The Infinix Note 30 Pro has a triple rear camera setup featuring an impressive 108MP primary sensor, a 2MP macro camera, and a 2MP depth sensor. The primary shooter performs well in bright daylight, delivering crisp, detailed shots with accurate colors. The Auto HDR feature effectively balances exposure and captures vibrant skies while maintaining details in the shadows. The 2X telephoto lens works best in well-lit environments but struggles in low-light situations. Shutter speeds can be slow, requiring steady hands to avoid blurring. The phone also offers a variable depth of field adjustments in portrait mode, although the background separation can be improved. Read more: 15-inch MacBook Air M2 Review: What’s new? The Note 30 Pro's camera also includes a 2X telephoto zoom, which allows for closer shots with decent sharpness and consistent colors. However, images can appear slightly soft, particularly in low-light conditions. Overall, the camera performance is decent but could benefit from further refinement, especially considering the phone's price range. On the front, a 32MP selfie camera captures decent-quality images. However, some images may appear slightly over-processed. The front and rear cameras support 4K 30FPS video recording, a valuable feature for users who enjoy capturing high-quality videos. Zoom capabilities are available but may result in some loss of detail. The Note 30 Pro also offers features such as Super Night Mode and a Night Filter for low-light photography and 960fps slow-motion video capture. The Sky Remap editing feature allows users to transform hazy skies into clear blue ones, adding creative possibilities to their photography. Read more: vivo Y36 Review: Does Price Meet Performance? Battery and Charger One of the standout features of the Infinix Note 30 Pro is its battery life. Despite its slim design, the phone houses a powerful 5,000mAh battery. The Helio G99 processor's energy efficiency and large battery capacity ensure that the Note 30 Pro can easily last through a full day of moderate to heavy usage. Moreover, the Note 30 Pro supports 68W All-Round FastCharge, allowing the device to charge from 1% to 80% in just 30 minutes. The phone also supports 15W wireless charging, making it convenient for users who prefer wireless charging solutions. The Note 30 Pro's battery also offers excellent durability, withstanding up to 1,000 full charging cycles while retaining 80% of its original capacity. Pros and Cons of Infinix Note 30 Pro 5G Pros: - Attractive design with iridescent texture- Powerful MediaTek Helio G99 processor- Vapor-Chamber Liquid Cooling technology- Supports Infinix's Ultra Power Signal (UPS) technology- Stunning AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate- Strong battery life with fast charging and wireless charging support- Versatile camera setup with 108MP primary sensor- Good front camera performance- Customizable software based on Android 13. Read more: Benco S1 Review: Budget-friendly Smartphone or Something More? Cons: - Heavier than average phones - Pre-installed apps generate notifications - Camera performance could be improved, especially in low light- The upper speaker quality could be better- Slow shutter speeds. Price of Infinix Note 30 Pro in Bangladesh Infinix Note 30 Pro is available in Bangladesh right now, and it is priced at BDT 27,999. Conclusion The Infinix Note 30 Pro proves to be a value-for-money device with its impressive performance and attractive design. The phone offers a fast Mediatek chipset, a responsive display, and great battery life, making it a reliable companion for daily use. The inclusion of features like 68W fast charging, wireless charging, and reverse charging adds convenience and versatility. However, the software could benefit from further optimization, and the speaker quality could be improved. While the 108MP camera performs well, there is room for enhancement, especially in low-light conditions. Nevertheless, the Infinix Note 30 Pro stands as a strong contender in its price segment. Read more: Top 10 Smartphones Coming to Bangladesh in July 2023

The budget segment of smartphones is now more saturated than ever. With new releases every month, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to decide which one offers the best value for money. Infinix recently launched its latest device Hot 30 in Bangladesh on March 31. The device has already attracted consumers with its striking design and other features. Let’s take a look at the key specs, pros, cons, and price of Infinix Hot 30.  Key Features of Infinix Hot 30   Design and Build  The Hot series from Infinix always experiments with design. And each year, their designs bring a breath of fresh air to the segment of budget-friendly smartphones. Holding this legacy, the design is perhaps the most striking quality of the Hot 30.  Weighing 196g, Infinix Hot 30 bears dimensions of 168.7mm by 76.6mm by 8.4mm.  Read More: realme C55 Review: A Promising Budget-friendly Phone The first thing a user will notice is the glossy back with refractive patterns. The angular curved lines give a 3D effect to the back and offer impressive light play in its color variants including Racing Black, Surfing Green, Sonic White, Free Fire, etc.  This year too Infinix has gone with an iPhone-like design with a boxy shape and flat edges. And if it's any wonder, yes, the device can stand vertically.  The dual camera sensor along with the proprietary flash has been arranged in such a way that it exudes the triangular camera cutout of the iPhone. It's not a complete rip-off, rather it gives the Hot 30 a distinct look with the refractive glossy back.  Read More: Vivo V27e Review: Worth its price tag? The device is made up of a glass front, plastic back, and plastic frame. The frame has a brushed chrome finish to give it an aluminum-like appearance. It does a great job of resisting fingerprints.  All the usual ports and button selections are here. Here you will find a power button, fingerprint scanner, volume rocker, 3.5 mm headphone jack, and an extendable micro SDXC slot.  Display  Infinix Hot 30 comes with a 6.78-inch IPS LCD display featuring a 90 Hz refresh rate. The choice of LCD in this price segment is understandable. What matters is how well the panel is calibrated.  Read More: Samsung Galaxy A54 5G Review: Worth the price tag? With resolutions of 1080 by 2460 pixels, Hot 30 has about 396 PPI density. The FHD+ display in testing looked sharp and crisp with better-viewing angles than the preceding Hot 20. The panel also has 500 nits of brightness with an additional 100 nits in High Brightness Mode (HBM).  The Hot 30 can be a good choice for media consumption and day-to-day use. The high refresh rate combined with the crisp display makes it a pleasure to interact with. Camera  Infinix Hot 30 sports a dual camera setup on the rear side. The main sensor is a 50 MP wide-angle shooter featuring f/1.6 aperture and a ½.55-inch lens size; while the secondary camera is unspecified.  Read more: April 2023 New Release: Top 8 Upcoming Smartphones in Bangladesh The secondary shooter on the ancestor Hot 20 was a QVGA sensor so it's likely that the one that comes with the Hot 30 is also a QVGA one.