#Infinix GT 30 5G review

Gaming smartphones are still very much alive today, and one of the brands keeping the category going strong is Infinix. Coming in at just under PHP 12,000, can the Infinix GT 30 still deliver a solid gaming experience despite the compromises? Infinix Mobility, a smartphone brand based in Hong Kong entered the Philippine market last month with the Infinix Hot Note - a 5.5-inch device with a MediaTek octa-core CPU, Android Lollipop, and a 4,000mAh battery. Find out what it has to offer by reading our review below. What the XUI brings to the table are the company's proprietary apps like the Xender which lets you wirelessly transfer images, videos, files, even installed APKs to another Xender to another Infinix smartphone or PC. And HotKnot, which works like NFC, lets you easily transfer files between two Infinix devices in close proximity. We were told that Infinix Mobility is already testing Android 6.0 Marshmallow for their devices including the Hot Note. When the time comes that it has to be charged, the Hot Note supports quick charging (Infinix Mobility calls it Flash Charging) and can replenish the battery from 0% to 100% in under two hours. Read more in our articles including "WATCH: Infinix GT 30 5G Review" and "Infinix Hot Note Review".