Infinix has established a solid name in the mobile phone industry as a producer of high-performance phones with high-end features at mid-range pricing. With consumers warming to 5G technology, the company has launched the Zero 5G, its first 5G smartphone, in India. At Rs 19,999, the Zero 5G comes with a vivid display, a Dimensity 900 chipset, a superb camera, a long-lasting battery, and an ergonomic design. We examine some of its most important aspects as well as their overall performance.
Skylight Orange with a vegan leather back panel and Cosmic Black are the two-color options for the Zero 5G. When the phone is turned on, it quickly comes to life and will surprise you with its ultra-smooth display and design. The phone features a panel with a single curvature. The phone’s sleek curves are a natural complement to the customers’ personal style thanks to the camera module’s beautiful Gradient Arc Camera, which neutralizes the single-sheet back panel with a consistent flowing curve.
On the display side, we get a 6.78-inch FHD+ LTPS IPS to display with a stunning 120 Hz refresh rate and 240 Hz touch sampling rate, ensuring a fluid interaction between the users’ fingers, whether it’s zero-blur gaming or noticeably smoother browsing of webpages and animations in apps.
The Zero 5G is equipped with a powerful MediaTek Density 900 CPU. It contains a 6-nanometer CPU for efficient power and battery capacity, even for power users. Infinix Zero 5G is also the company’s first phone to use LPDDR5 RAM and Ultra-Fast (UFS) 3.1 storage. They let you store and transmit enormous data, navigate between different programs, and play games at breakneck rates.
When compared to Wi-Fi 5, the gadget features the newest Wi-Fi 6 with 22 MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) antennas to catch more frequencies and increase internet and transfer speeds by 1.7x. Zero 5G, which runs on Android 11, offers lag-free content consumption thanks to its increased 13 GB RAM through memfusion. The 8GB/128GB edition uses 5GB of internal storage as external memory and adds it to the current RAM to allow for smooth switching between various programs.
