After more than three weeks of torture, Infinix presented the Infinix Note 50X as the fourth member of the Note 50 series. Smartphone sea winds come in green, enchanted purple and titanium gray colors, with a green model behind vegan leather while the other two have a metal expiration. We spent some time with the green model, and here’s our first impression of the phone.
The Infinix Note 50x Green Retail B BOX comes in the Green, which includes a charging cable, 45W power adapter, SIM ejector tool, some documents and a protective case of similar shades.
We have 6.67 “HD+ LCD with 120 Hz refresh rate and 672 NITS Peak Brightness. Infinix has not announced the glass used for screen protection, but it says that even when you manage the screen you will not always be with a screen.
There is also a focused punch-hall for a selfie camera in the Note 50X performance. It is an 8MP sensor with f/2.0 hole, 77.8 ° FOV, and can record videos up to 1080p resolution at 30 FPS. There is also a flash with adjustable brightness on the bezel on the right side of the front camera for a better selfie in a low-light situation.
Behind, we have an octagonal “like-cut” camera island “that is inspired by a sapphire elegance and dynamic beauty of the kaleidoscope.” The module contains LED flash, which contains 50MP primary cameras, IR blaster and AI lenses, which, Infinix, told us, “Depth Tandai Sensor equivalent”.
Camera Island also has active hello lighting that publishes application notifications and missed Calls LS. It also shines when the phone charges, you start a game, or Fall X Q AI-based Voice Is Assistant. In addition, it acts as a countdown timer when clicking photos or recording videos.
Infinix Note 50x with active halo lighting enabled
Returning to the primary camera, the 50MP unit has a f/1.6 hole, 75.5 ° FOV, and can record 4K videos up to 30 fps.
The back panel of the green model of our sea wind is a vegan leather finish. It is soft, a properly realized, and fingerprint will not smoke. However, the panel is flat, which can make the Infinix Note 50x less ergonomic for some.
The Infinix Note 50X has flat frames with matte finish. In the left frame, with the volume rocker and power button, there is a hybrid SIM card slot – on the opposite side – the right response. The Power button doubles as a fingerprint scanner, and during the short time spent with the phone it seems to be fast and accurate.
The bottom is a USB-C harbor, flank by a microphone and speaker grill. The top other speaker is grille. Both speakers are tuned by DTS.
Ports and control
The Infinix Note 50x is powered by the Dementia 00 73 00 Ultimate SOC, which makes the world’s first phone to keep this MediaTek chip on the steering. The smartphone comes up with LPDDR4X RAM up to 8GB, 128GB UFS 2.2 storage, and runs Android 15-based XOS 15 outside B of cs. Infinix has promised two -year Android OS upgrades and three -year security updates for Note 50X.
Infinix Note 50x 90FPS supports gaming and comes with AI-based features, including Fall X Q, AIGC Portrait Mode, AI Gallery, AI Eraser and AI cutout. It also comes with more than half a dozen pre -installed applications, but fortunately, most can be uninstalled.
The Infinix Note 50x 5,500 mAH is fueled by 45W wire and 10 W reverse wired charging support by 5,500 mAh battery. It also supports bypass charging, and Infinix says the battery can withstand a charge cycle of up to 2,300, giving it about six years of lifetime.
The remaining features of Infinix Note 50X include IP64 rating, MIL-STD-810H Certification, Hi-Race Audio Dio and 5G connectivity. But before we wrap this, we would like to mention a few things about the defensive case bundled with the Note 50x. There is a slightly lighter shade of green than a phone we received with our green model. It has a nice vegan leather finish, but the pattern on it is different. The case also has a cutout for a fingerprint scanner, microphone, USB-C and two speakers. We like it.
Infinix Note 50x with its protective case
The Infinix Note 50X is priced in the 6GB/128GB version of INR11,499 ($ 135/€ 125), while the 8GB/128GB model is priced in INR12,999 ($ 150/€ 140). The two will go on sale in India from April 3, but there is no word on availability in other markets.
