Infinix has officially launched its latest 5G smartphones in India, targeting the competitive ₹20,000–₹50,000 price bracket. With a mix of bold design, flagship-grade hardware, and aggressive pricing, the brand is positioning itself as a serious rival to Samsung, OnePlus, and Vivo in the mid-to-premium smartphone segment.
Premium Design and Build
The new lineup features glass and vegan leather finishes, sleek aluminium frames, and multiple colour choices including matte black, metallic blue, gradient patterns, and textured leather backs. Most models are IP68 or IP69 rated, with some meeting military-grade durability standards. While glossy variants look striking, vegan leather options are more practical for daily use.
Immersive Display Experience
Infinix’s latest models sport 6.7–6.8-inch AMOLED displays with Full HD+ or higher resolutions, refresh rates up to 144Hz, and peak brightness reaching 2000 nits, ensuring clear visibility under sunlight. HDR10 certification and wide colour gamut support enhance video playback, while curved-edge panels on higher-end models create a nearly bezel-free look.
Powerful Performance With Gaming Focus
The devices run on MediaTek’s Dimensity 8000 and 9000 series chipsets, paired with up to 12GB RAM and 512GB storage. Optimized for gaming, they handle titles like BGMI and Genshin Impact smoothly. The phones ship with Android 15-based XOS, which includes customization features and AI-powered tools. However, some users may find the pre-installed bloatware excessive.
Advanced Camera System
Photography is a highlight, with 108MP to 200MP primary cameras featuring OIS, supported by ultra-wide and macro/depth sensors. Selfie cameras range from 32MP to 50MP, with 4K video recording on select models. Special modes like AI Night Photography, HDR Pro, and cinematic video shooting expand creative options. Some models even offer GoPro integration, catering to adventure enthusiasts.
While the main sensors produce sharp, vibrant shots, secondary lenses still lag behind premium rivals in low-light performance.
Battery and Charging
Infinix devices pack 5000–6000mAh batteries, lasting one to two days on moderate to heavy use. Charging is a major selling point, with speeds ranging from 33W to 100W, delivering a full charge in under an hour. Select models also support 30W–50W wireless charging, uncommon in this price segment.
Connectivity and Features
The phones offer broad 5G band support, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, NFC, and dual GPS. Features like in-display fingerprint scanners, stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos, eSIM support, and AI-driven cooling systems round out the package.
Pricing and Availability
Infinix has priced its premium 5G lineup between ₹20,000 and ₹50,000, with on-road costs ranging from ₹22,000 to ₹55,000 depending on storage and RAM. The devices are available through Flipkart, Amazon India, Reliance Digital, and Croma, with launch offers including cashback, exchange bonuses, and no-cost EMI options.
Final Verdict
With its combination of premium design, powerful specs, and competitive pricing, Infinix is fast becoming a serious challenger in India’s premium 5G market. While shorter software update cycles and average low-light camera performance remain drawbacks, the overall package delivers flagship-grade features without flagship prices—a clear win for value-seeking buyers.
