Infinix Note Edge in for review | Infinium-tech

Infinix has entered the trendy slim space with the freshly unveiled Infinix Note Edge. Now, this isn’t one of those sub-6mm thin phones, but at 7.2mm, it’s still thinner than most phones out there. Infinix says this is the first phone with MediaTek’s Dimensity 7100 5G chip.

The Infinix Note Edge now has a retro design with sloping, curved panels on either side of the thin frame. The corners of the phone are also very rounded, a trend we haven’t seen much in recent years.

Infinix touts its “ripple texture” finish, which it says feels like silk to the touch. When hit correctly the back panel begins to glow. You also get stereo speakers tuned by JBL.

Note Edge is functional. It has a custom key on the right side which is nicely marked in green.

The custom key is intuitive to access and can do different things, like opening the camera with a long press.

Upfront there is a beautiful curved AMOLED display with 1220p resolution. It’s bright up to 4,500 nits, and the panel has plenty of contrast, which we like. It displays Infinix’s latest XOS 16 based on Android 16, which looks inspired by Apple Liquid Glass.

Infinix promises three major OS updates and five years of security updates.

In typical Infinix fashion, the Note Edge comes in a box with a heap of accessories. You get the phone, a case, a glass screen protector, a USB cable, and a 45W charger.