Infinix gaming phone

Infinix just released a couple of new entry-level smartphones, and these are no doubt, the thinnest smartphones we’ve seen in this segment so far. And just like with most Infinix phones, this one also gets bypass charging support. (I’m looking at you, OPPO A-Series.) Wrapping this up, the Infinix HOT 60 Pro is definitely one to recommend if you’re looking for an entry-level phone that punches well above its weight class. No specs of the Infinix GT 30 5G+ have been revealed just yet but based on the image and the tagline "The Game Starts With You", it appears to be a smartphone catered to mobile gaming. The Infinix NOTE 50 Series has recently landed in the Philippines and what we have today for this article is the top-of-the-line Infinix NOTE 50 Pro+ 5G—a CoDM flagship gaming phone. And it’s nice that brands like Infinix are always incorporating something new in their smartphone designs, so, props to that. This not only prevents the phone from overheating during extended gaming sessions but also helps prolong the overall lifespan of the battery itself. Connectivity-wise, Infinix touts the phone’s capability of 5.5G, but I doubt if that makes a difference in the Philippines’ network bands. Read more in our articles including "Infinix HOT 60 Pro Review" and "Infinix GT 30 5G+ to launch in India".