Infinix GT 10 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Infinix GT 10 Pro is practically a gaming smartphone

The Chinese company Infinix is rapidly transforming from a little-known young brand into one of the market leaders. Although today it is still far from the financial results of Xiaomi or Realme, however, the number of phones sold is increasing exponentially. In many ways, such an achievement is the merit of really relevant devices like the hero of today's review. Its advantages are design, performance and autonomy. The latter advantages will obviously please gamers.

The appearance of the novelty is memorable and interesting due to the original "translucent" colors of cases with LEDs, a beautiful block of photomodules and rather thin screen frames. Also pleased with the technological placement of the fingerprint scanner under the display. Of the minuses, we can only single out the plastic of the back panel and edging, which is felt in the hand cheaper than tempered glass or metal. The 6.67-inch AMOLED panel loses to the flagship counterparts only in maximum brightness, but it is still not difficult to see the picture in direct sunlight. FullHD + resolution, 120 Hz image refresh rate and natural color reproduction simply make us praise the applied AMOLED matrix.

The technical characteristics are the MediaTek Dimesnity 8050 CPU with support for 5G networks, 8GB of RAM and the Mali G77MC9 video core. This is an excellent solution for the price category, providing both the extremely smooth operation of Android 13 and the successful launch of all modern games. Known for resource-intensive Honkai: Star Rail, Fortnite, Genshin Impact and dozens of other titles will work great at medium-high graphic settings without an abundance of friezes and lags. In addition, an energy-efficient chipset helps the 5000mAh battery to demonstrate up to one and a half to two days of battery life. Fast charging at 45W allows you to reach 100% capacity in an hour. A lot of permanent memory has been allocated, while the expansion of 256GB of ROM is possible due to MicroSD cards in a separate slot.

Photo capabilities are the weak point of the phablet. The main disappointment is the auxiliary 2-megapixel photomodules, the efficiency of which tends to zero. The 108-megapixel sensor from Samsung is ready to create high-quality photos only during the day due to the lack of hybrid stabilization. As the lighting deteriorates, the pictures are filled with noise blurred by small objects. But they did not save on stereo sound, it does not upset with volume and saturation. NFC contactless payment is also available. Thus, we have a functional and balanced device that will appeal to everyone who is not particularly interested in evening photography.