Infinix GT 30 Pro in for review | Infinium-tech

The gaming phone is priced to increase the market, and more Android manufacturers are taking their cracks on it. Infinix recently announced its GT 30 Pro and it is coming to India next week. Its purpose is to provide a gaming phone experience without the Hafti Price Tag. Our review unit made its way for the office and these are our first impressions.

Let’s start with eye tests. RGB LED-check, touch-sensitive shoulder trigger-check, aggressive back design-check. This is a gaming phone fine.

Our review unit comes in Dark Flair Colorway. From a dual-tone point of view, it seems that the device has bezels on the back.

GT 30 Pro comes with a plastic case, a 45W charger and bundle with USB cable. We also found an alternative gaming kit, including the magic and magicharge coolers. The latter attaches from the back and provides a spinning fan to help with the thermal while emitting additional RGB lighting and charges its device via USB-C port. And yes, it works on other devices, even on iPhones.

The phone looks surprisingly light, even if it is about 190 grams. Its 6.78-inch 144 Hz AMOLED is flat and becomes very bright. We are green with Android 15 with Infinix XOS 15 on top which looks clean and modern and AI comes with features and company’s Folax accessory.

The internal is controlled by MediaTek’s demonal 8350 ultimat chipset, which we also saw on the Note 50 Pro+ – a solid midrange chip. It is paired with 12GB RAM and 512GB storage.

The back has a 108MP main shooter and 8MP ultravide and 45W wired charging, 30W wireless and 5,500 mAh battery with bypass charging capabilities. We have to share for now, this is the time to undergo a normal set of our tests for GT 30 Pro.