Infinix Note 50x first impressions | Infinium-tech

After three weeks of teasing, Infinix introduced Infinix Note 50x as the fourth member of its note 50 series. The smartphone comes in C Brees Green, enchanted purple and titanium gray colors, with a green model back a vegetarian leather, while the other two finishes a metal. We spent some time with the green model, and here are our first impressions of the phone.

The Infinix Note 50x comes in a green -colored retail box, including a charging cable, a 45W power adapter, a SIM Ejector Tool, a few documents and a protective case of a similar shed.

We have a 6.67 “HD+ LCD on the front with 120Hz refresh rate and 672 notes peak brightness. Infinix has not advertised glass used for screen protection, but it said that you can also wet or grease the screen.

The display of Note 50X also has a concentrated punch -ole for selfie camera. It is an 8MP sensor with f/2.0 aperture, 77.8 ° Fov, and can record videos up to 1080p resolution on 30 FPS. There is also a flash with adjustable glow on the bezel on the right side of the front camera for better selfie in a low-light position.

Behind, we have an octagonal “gem-cut” camera island “inspired by the elegance of a emerald and the dynamic beauty of a polymorphic.” This module includes an LED flash, which is included by a 50MP primary camera, an IR blaster, and an AI lens, which, Infinix, told us, “depth sensor equivalent”.

The camera island is also active Hello Lighting that lights for app notification and missed calls. It also shines when charging the phone, you start a game, or Flax AI-based Voice Assistant is called. Additionally, it serves as an inverted count timer when clicking on photos or recording videos.

Infinix Note 50x Activated Hello Lighting Comable

Circling back into the primary camera, the 50MP unit has F/1.6 aperture, 75.5 ° Fov, and can record 4K videos up to 30 FPS.

The rear panel of our Sea Brees Green Model finishes a vegetarian leather. It is soft, a decent in-hand feel, and will not get fingerprint smugs. However, the panel is flat, which can make infinix not 50x less ergonomic for something.

Infinix Note 50X has flat frames with matte finish. The frame on the left includes the hybrid SIM card slot, with the volume rocker and the power button – the decent reaction – the opposite side. The power button doubles as a fingerprint scanner, and we found that it was found to be fast and accurate during a short time spent with the phone.

The bottom is the USB-C port, which is flanks by a microphone and a speaker grill. The top top is another speaker grill above. Both speakers are tuned by DTS.

Port and control

The Infinix Note 50x Disturbance is powered by 7300 ultimat Soc, making it the world’s first phone that keeps this MediaTek chip on the hull. The smartphone comes up to 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM, up to 128GB of UFS 2.2 storage, and runs Android 15-based XOS 15 out of the box. Infinix has promised a three -year security update for two -year Android OS upgrade and Note 50X.

Infinix Note 50x 90FPS supports gaming and comes with AI-based features, including Folax, AigC Portrait Mode, AI Gallery, AI Eraser and AI cutouts. It also comes with more than half a dozen pre-installed apps, but fortunately, most can be uninstall.

Infinix Note 50x is fuel by a 5,500 mAh battery with 45W wired and 10W reverse wired charging support. It also supports bypass charging, and Infinix says the battery can bear up to 2,300 charge bicycles, giving it a lifetime of about six years.

The rest of the characteristics of Infinix Note 50X include an IP64 rating, MIL-STD-810H certification, HI-RS audio and 5G connectivity. But before we wrap it, we want to mention some things about the protective case bundled with Note 50x. What we got with our green model is a slightly lighter shade of green than the phone. This is a good vegetarian leather -like finish, but the pattern on it is different. The case also has a cutout for fingerprint scanner, microphone, USB-C and two speakers. we like it.

Infinix Note 50x with your protective case

The 6GB/128GB version of the Infinix Note 50X is priced at INR11,499 ($ ​​135/€ 125), while the 8GB/128GB model costs ingon INR12,999 ($ ​​150/€ 140). Both will go on sale in India starting from April 3, but there is no word on availability in other markets.