Infinix launches GT 10 Gaming smartphone
What comes with fancy LED lights and a 108MP camera on the back? The answer could have been partially correct for a Nothing phone, but the correct answer here is the Infinix GT 10 Pro gaming smartphone.
Launched on Thursday, the Nothing phone-lookalike differs in almost every other aspect from the more premium phone by Carl Pei’s company.
Let’s find out how Infinix GT 10 Pro matches up to its competition.
It wouldn’t be far-fetched to call the GT 10 Pro a truly innovative phone that is not just different in terms of design but also offers fast memory, a powerful gaming chipset, and a high-resolution camera system.
The company is marketing the phone based on its gaming capabilities. The phone claims to offer an enhanced gaming experience through the 6.67-inch 10-bit FHD+ AMOLED Display. The display offers an adaptive 120Hz refresh rate and a 360Hz touch sampling rate on paper.
Packed with MediaTek Dimensity 8050 octa-core processor, the phone offers a peak speed of 3GHz. The powerful nine-core Mali-G77 GPU chip should offer smooth gaming with reliable, fast FPS in top titles.
Infinix GT 10 Pro is also equipped with a VC thermal cooling system to ensure optimal performance even under heavy load while gaming.
The phone comes with the fastest memory in its segment with 256GB UFS 3.1 storage. It promises to offer lightning-fast data transfer along with RAM expandable up to 16GB (8GB LPDDR4x + 8GB Virtual RAM). For connectivity, the handset has Wi-Fi 6 and Dual 5G SIM connectivity.
The back panel of the phone resembles the Nothing series phone that is transparent with mini LED lights. The LEDs offer a unique backlight interface that can be used in gaming and for notifications.
Another design USP is the color-changing rear panel on the Mirage Silver variant that will allow some nifty customizations.
The GT 10 Pro boasts a 108MP triple camera setup and 32MP front camera. The phone also packs features like portrait video recording, AI film mode, and autofocus technology.
The phone also promises to be bloatware-free; however, it does come with 13 pre-installed apps.
Weighing 187 g, the phone will be available in two color options- Cyber Black and Mirage Silver at Rs. 17,999 with bank offers.
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