The GT 30 Pro and XPad GT are Infinix’s two new gaming devices that offer great specs at an affordable sub-$400 price tag. After spending most of the 2010s conquering the African mobile market, ...

Infinix isn’t a household name in the smartphone scene—at least not in the west or Asia. Like its sister brand Tecno, Infinix had spent the last decade selling phones mostly in Africa, where the two ...

Infinix is working on a gaming smartphone inspired by the Nothing Phone 2. It features a glass back with a semi-exposed panel design. The phone could be called the Infinix GT 10 Pro/Pro Plus, which is ...

Infinix just unveiled its first-ever foldable smartphone called Infinix Zero Flip. The company’s first product in the category is a clamshell, which is commonly known as a flip phone. These vertically ...

Infinix has rapidly been gaining traction lately thanks to its excellent mid-rangers such as the Infinix Note 11 Pro and Zero X Pro. Along with sister companies Tecno and Itel the Chinese Transsion ...

New tech at Mobile World Congress could let you charge your phone when it's out in the sun or even under room lights. David Lumb is a senior reporter covering mobile and gaming spaces. Over the last ...

The Infinix Zero 8 is only the second device from the Shenzhen company to make its way into the office. Partly the reason for this is the company's particular regionality, operational specific and ...

Infinix has launched the GT 30 Pro, a new gaming smartphone featuring a 6.78-inch 1.5K AMOLED display and a MediaTek Dimensity 8350 chipset. Available in two variants, it offers up to 12GB of RAM and ...

Infinix recently launched its first phone of the year, the Note 50x, which is special for several reasons. For starters, the phone solves (or at least claims to solve) one of the biggest issues users ...

Are you looking for a device under Rs. 20,000? Check this detailed comparison between the Infinix Note 50s 5G+ and Realme P3 5G to get better insight. The mid-range smartphone segment in India is ...