I learn there is an upgrade now, have you upgraded?

safas20:
Still rocking the phone, so far so good.

Yes you are right, it is 3000mAh

abula112:
The battery is not 4000mah its 3000mah

The upgrade is just 500MB nah, not too much girl

missphumby:
yes I know. but no WiFi to update nooni. d mb too mch

Please stop calling ladies bitch

Code45:
Lol. Check weytin him talk na. He said he only used the phone for 44 minutes before him babe collect am. Haba, which kind lie be that?

Even though he want to give his babe, he would want to used at least a day with it to test what he bought if it worth the money before handling it over to his so called bítch.

It is now 29,650 on konga.com

tdemo:
how much does it cost presently

Onerandomgirl:
Please stop calling ladies bitch

I don't like calling them that, but some deserves to be called.

OK dear!

And you used style to tell us that you have a baby right?

Mobileman829:
I received the Infinix Hot 3 from a friend and genuine gadgets lover. My initial thoughts were, “Wow! (Umm! is a better word) Another android device.”
The first thing that excited me was the massive options of apps available to me. Every search I made provided countless options and tried to link me to something else I may be thinking of downloading. Just like how a man who had just spent the last ten years of his life in a cave would feel in a mansion, I felt excited and began downloading. That was when the thought hit me: “You will soon run out of space!” Believe it or not, I panicked.
You see, my last few experiences with android were an earlier version of Samsung Galaxy (one of those that birthed the series) and a Tecno. In both cases I felt frustrated because I ran out of space. I have never been a man for expensive phones and like any member of my thrifty species, I want speed, efficiency, slickness, and space – lots of it – all mixed up in the soup of affordability.
The Hot 3 did not disappoint me. With its 16gb ROM and 1gb RAM (not to mention that it is expandable to 32gb), it hit those high notes. This meant my needs could be easily met. In addition, its Octa-Core, 1.4GHz processor makes it faster than its predecessors. Although not the fastest phone on earth (lest I sound too greedy), it is faster than a lot in its class.

My daughter loves pictures… well I also love them – but she loves them more. Whenever her crave for selfies and wefies come up and she commands, “Daddy, znap me!” I can always show that I have the world of photography in my pocket pulling out my Infinix Hot 3, which is built with 8MP Back camera and 2MP in front. When you check the shots you’ll agree that the engineers at Infinix did a great job of optimizing these cameras for taking wide and yet sharp shots. The pictures are empowered with a bigger 720 × 1280 HD resolution and a display of 5.5 inches. Again, the pictures aren’t necessarily the best in the world, but at its price point? Colour me impressed.
Lastly, I’ll comment about its battery life. Who wouldn’t? Save, of course, if you are still on Nokia 3310. Infinix Hot 3’s 4,000mAh Lithium Polymer battery actually delivers what it boasts – 2 days of basic phone use if you stretch it! Keyword “basic” which means the phone is left idling with the data off a lot between calls, emails and the occasional Twitter and Facebook. If a power user were to use it, battery life will probably hold up for somewhere around 7-8hrs. Thankfully, I’m not a power user.
Get details of my review here [url][/url]http://www.techsuplex.com/2016/05/24/infinix-hot-3-review/[url][/url]

No one deserves that, respect women cos one gave birth to you

Code45:
I don't like calling them that, but some deserves to be called.

OK dear!

if you ask me, hot 3 has been the best infinix phone i have used, simple,sleek and durable battery

Well, when they release another one now, u will say the same thing

Pheeknow:
if you ask me, hot 3 has been the best infinix phone i have used, simple,sleek and durable battery

U actually opened your mouth to call someone you dont know bitch? Something is definitely wrong with you

Onerandomgirl:
Please stop calling ladies bitch

am sha looking forward to the release. I trust is gonna be affordable, if it is not...i go go back to 3310

I know you are a daddy , we are talking phone you are talking women

phonedaddy:
No one deserves that, respect women cos one gave birth to you

Easy!!!!

safas20:
I know you are a daddy , we are talking phone you are talking women

Yea there is, just go to your phone settings and upgrade. it is not much and it is fast

gonaij:
I learn there is an upgrade now, have you upgraded?

Well, let us watch and see

NaijalovesU:
Well, when they release another one now, u will say the same thing

phonedaddy:
No one deserves that, respect women cos one gave birth to you

Even whòres too?

So whores are not humans?

Code45:
Even whòres too?

They are special humans

tech2477:
So whores are not humans?

tech2477:
So whores are not humans?

Whores are human. So they are called that.

that was mean oo

Code45:
Whores are human. So they are called that.

Anyone wanna sell his?

phonedaddy:
Anyone wanna sell his?

Yes, Mine is up for sale.
We can continue our discussion on Gmail. Jelo4kul@gmail.com is my email address

safas20:
I know you are a daddy , we are talking phone you are talking women

Lol.

It is true oo

Reeberry:
Lol.

Mobileman829:
I received the Infinix Hot 3 from a friend and genuine gadgets lover. My initial thoughts were, “Wow! (Umm! is a better word) Another android device.”
The first thing that excited me was the massive options of apps available to me. Every search I made provided countless options and tried to link me to something else I may be thinking of downloading. Just like how a man who had just spent the last ten years of his life in a cave would feel in a mansion, I felt excited and began downloading. That was when the thought hit me: “You will soon run out of space!” Believe it or not, I panicked.
You see, my last few experiences with android were an earlier version of Samsung Galaxy (one of those that birthed the series) and a Tecno. In both cases I felt frustrated because I ran out of space. I have never been a man for expensive phones and like any member of my thrifty species, I want speed, efficiency, slickness, and space – lots of it – all mixed up in the soup of affordability.
The Hot 3 did not disappoint me. With its 16gb ROM and 1gb RAM (not to mention that it is expandable to 32gb), it hit those high notes. This meant my needs could be easily met. In addition, its Octa-Core, 1.4GHz processor makes it faster than its predecessors. Although not the fastest phone on earth (lest I sound too greedy), it is faster than a lot in its class.

My daughter loves pictures… well I also love them – but she loves them more. Whenever her crave for selfies and wefies come up and she commands, “Daddy, znap me!” I can always show that I have the world of photography in my pocket pulling out my Infinix Hot 3, which is built with 8MP Back camera and 2MP in front. When you check the shots you’ll agree that the engineers at Infinix did a great job of optimizing these cameras for taking wide and yet sharp shots. The pictures are empowered with a bigger 720 × 1280 HD resolution and a display of 5.5 inches. Again, the pictures aren’t necessarily the best in the world, but at its price point? Colour me impressed.
Lastly, I’ll comment about its battery life. Who wouldn’t? Save, of course, if you are still on Nokia 3310. Infinix Hot 3’s 4,000mAh Lithium Polymer battery actually delivers what it boasts – 2 days of basic phone use if you stretch it! Keyword “basic” which means the phone is left idling with the data off a lot between calls, emails and the occasional Twitter and Facebook. If a power user were to use it, battery life will probably hold up for somewhere around 7-8hrs. Thankfully, I’m not a power user.
Get details of my review here [url][/url]http://www.techsuplex.com/2016/05/24/infinix-hot-3-review/[url][/url]

Don't over hype this phone.
Hot 3 doesn't have an octa-core processor. It's quad-core and the same as hot 2.
It has a 3000mAh battery, not 4000mAh

You said the truth, but does that mean that the phone is not worth the hype? if you ask me the fingerprint alone is what makes it unique

srrrr:

Don't over hype this phone.
Hot 3 doesn't have an octa-core processor. It's quad-core and the same as hot 2.
It has a 3000mAh battery, not 4000mAh

2/3GB RAM, 4GLTE, Fingerprint scanner, i think that is ok, and i heard it is 45k. That is not too expensive nah

thatbiggirl:
You said the truth, but does that mean that the phone is not worth the hype? if you ask me the fingerprint alone is what makes it unique

Guy are u sure you really bought hot 3 or u are mistaking it with hot s. Hot 3 doesn't have a fingerprint sensor.

Pls help, Instagram does not open on my hot 3. It takes me to the sign in page, i sign in, then it redirects to the sign in page. It never opens my insta page. Somebody else told me the same thing about his own. Is dre anything we r doing wrong?

Be deceiving yourself, they are showing you the way but yiu want to eneter gutter okwaya?

ForeverNew:
31k? i thought i saw 33k somewhere in SLOT.

What is not special about it? to me that is the best and affordable phone from Infinix so far

Mobileman829:
I received the Infinix Hot 3 from a friend and genuine gadgets lover. My initial thoughts were, “Wow! (Umm! is a better word) Another android device.”
The first thing that excited me was the massive options of apps available to me. Every search I made provided countless options and tried to link me to something else I may be thinking of downloading. Just like how a man who had just spent the last ten years of his life in a cave would feel in a mansion, I felt excited and began downloading. That was when the thought hit me: “You will soon run out of space!” Believe it or not, I panicked.
You see, my last few experiences with android were an earlier version of Samsung Galaxy (one of those that birthed the series) and a Tecno. In both cases I felt frustrated because I ran out of space. I have never been a man for expensive phones and like any member of my thrifty species, I want speed, efficiency, slickness, and space – lots of it – all mixed up in the soup of affordability.
The Hot 3 did not disappoint me. With its 16gb ROM and 1gb RAM (not to mention that it is expandable to 32gb), it hit those high notes. This meant my needs could be easily met. In addition, its Octa-Core, 1.4GHz processor makes it faster than its predecessors. Although not the fastest phone on earth (lest I sound too greedy), it is faster than a lot in its class.

My daughter loves pictures… well I also love them – but she loves them more. Whenever her crave for selfies and wefies come up and she commands, “Daddy, znap me!” I can always show that I have the world of photography in my pocket pulling out my Infinix Hot 3, which is built with 8MP Back camera and 2MP in front. When you check the shots you’ll agree that the engineers at Infinix did a great job of optimizing these cameras for taking wide and yet sharp shots. The pictures are empowered with a bigger 720 × 1280 HD resolution and a display of 5.5 inches. Again, the pictures aren’t necessarily the best in the world, but at its price point? Colour me impressed.
Lastly, I’ll comment about its battery life. Who wouldn’t? Save, of course, if you are still on Nokia 3310. Infinix Hot 3’s 4,000mAh Lithium Polymer battery actually delivers what it boasts – 2 days of basic phone use if you stretch it! Keyword “basic” which means the phone is left idling with the data off a lot between calls, emails and the occasional Twitter and Facebook. If a power user were to use it, battery life will probably hold up for somewhere around 7-8hrs. Thankfully, I’m not a power user.
Get details of my review here [url][/url]http://www.techsuplex.com/2016/05/24/infinix-hot-3-review/[url][/url]