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AutoPhone:
This infinix guys are really good at chunning out great stuff, heard the Infinix Note 8 is out but didn't Evey imagine a customised Davido edition coming out too.

Med o

What do you guys think ?

Hahahahah you dey bet abi

biztyb:
What is nice about this trash?

why are you guys like this ?

Med oooo, the guys at infinix are masters of this game.

Pretiboi:
No mind am....na trash he come tell us as story. Aba made note 3 na him the guy go buy mtcheeww

na so dem dey lie upandan

Najdorf:
It's only on Nairaland where every Nigerian you meet is either using S9 or Iphone

Most of these people trashing infinix and Tecno are using worse

Dont mind dem jare

Good one for talented people

Good for you

sagieramos:
720p resolution is not what any smartphone should boast about in 2020. Most OEM have rendered such display obsolete. But I will understand if the phone is retail at below 40k

fair enough

sagieramos:
Na HD display you dey paint with this kind grammar? If na con FHD display like the one in ordinary Redmi 8 nkọ?

can't you read ?

A few years ago, laptop buyers were faced with a dilemma. They could either choose a performance-oriented device at the cost of portability and productivity. Or choose a light and portable work laptop that could barely handle more than internet surfing and productivity apps.

Well the answer came in different devices including the Infinix Hot 10 with a G70 processor and big battery for longer productivity.

Unparallel Immersive Game Play And Video Viewing

The Hot 10 Brings users more screen space with a new large 6.78-inch screen, the new HOT 10 boasts a resolution of up to 720x1640 together with an Infinity-O display. This treats users to a bigger vision and greater horizon for their viewing pleasure, greatly enhancing the entertainment and game play experience.

What’s more, the 6.78 inch display screen is only 9 mm thick, providing a comfortable feel for users.

So we ask once again Gaming or productivity? Why not both

So nairamarley is trending and we all know why ?

What are your thoughts ?

skywalker240:
My boy, how are you today ?

hope you have eaten today

i am good bros

The device comes in four distinct colours that can be befitting for your taste: Obsidian Black, Amber Red, Moonlight Jade, Ocean Wave. For me, I got my hands on the Obsidian Black and all I can say is that the device reeks of class.

BATTERY
As an active mobile user, I also have to state that the device comes really effective after a full charge my device states up for about 73 hours, which gives me great confidence in the Li-Po 5200 mAh, non-removable that the device comes with. Indeed, it is safe to state that the battery serves it hot and it delivers with the promise the brand has made.

SECURITY
Infinix put a lot into the design of the security features of this device. The Hot 10 comes with top-notch features such as a speedy face unlock, fingerprint sensor(which is mounted at the back of the device), pattern and as well as code lock. This means that users can use a combination of two or more features to secure their devices.

CAMERA
If you are looking to own a trendy camera functional device, the Hot 10 is a not a bad option the device comes with five cameras. A Quad rear-mounted camera, and a punch-screen selfie camera.
Here is the camera breakdown: 16 MP, 2MP (wide), 2 MP, (macro)

2 MP, (depth) and QVGA (Low light sensor), which is supported by a Quad-LED flash, and makes videos at 1080p@30fps.

PRICE
The device despite all its juice and high-end features sells at 60,000
Other things to mention about the device:

Wi-Fi connectivity 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot.

Bluetooth connectivity 5.0, A2DP, LE.

Micro USB 2.0, USB On-The-Go

FM radio present

VERDICT

After using the device for a week, I can say that the device is an aced one and deserves a 7.5/10
The device comes in four distinct colours that can be befitting for your taste: Obsidian Black, Amber Red, Moonlight Jade, Ocean Wave. For me, I got my hands on the Obsidian Black and all I can say is that the device reeks of class.

BATTERY
As an active mobile user, I also have to state that the device comes really effective after a full charge my device states up for about 73 hours, which gives me great confidence in the Li-Po 5200 mAh, non-removable that the device comes with. Indeed, it is safe to state that the battery serves it hot and it delivers with the promise the brand has made.

SECURITY

Infinix put a lot into the design of the security features of this device. The Hot 10 comes with top-notch features such as a speedy face unlock, fingerprint sensor(which is mounted at the back of the device), pattern and as well as code lock. This means that users can use a combination of two or more features to secure their devices.

CAMERA
If you are looking to own a trendy camera functional device, the Hot 10 is a not a bad option the device comes with five cameras. A Quad rear-mounted camera, and a punch-screen selfie camera.
Here is the camera breakdown: 16 MP, 2MP (wide), 2 MP, (macro)

2 MP, (depth) and QVGA (Low light sensor), which is supported by a Quad-LED flash, and makes videos at 1080p@30fps.

PRICE
The device despite all its juice and high-end features sells at 60,000
Other things to mention about the device:

Wi-Fi connectivity 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot.

Bluetooth connectivity 5.0, A2DP, LE.

Micro USB 2.0, USB On-The-Go

FM radio present


VERDICT

After using the device for a week, I can say that the device is an aced one and deserves a 7.5/10

skywalker240:
Abeg Make una leave Digitalcrazeman jare,

na EEgbO de make am craze dis early mor mor.

what else do you have to say ?

iTroll:
Phone that can't run Life Is Strange or Grid AutoSport at optimum settings.

I won't say PUBG or COD cause it's been abused so much.

Stop shifting goal posts.

iTroll:
At least you got my point (:

Its no point tbh

cool

Excellent value smartphones usually pack processors lacking in power, which offer slow, laggy, and altogether unpleasant experiences. The Zero 8 breaks the mould however, by packing the incredible power of the mighty MTK Helio G90T under its hood.

With high-power cores clocking in up to 2.05GHz, alongside 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, the Zero 8 can easily step into the ring with competitors more than double its price, without breaking a sweat, easily handling the latest and most demanding mobile games, such as Call of Duty: Mobile. And with dual-SIM slots and a microSD card as well, whether you need to switch between work or play, it gives you plenty of storage and storage options.

If that wasn't enough, there's no compromise on battery life and charging either. A huge 4,500mAh battery makes for a comfortable all-day experience for even the heaviest of power users, while an incredible 33W SuperCharge allows it to juice up to 70% in just 30 minutes.

All this power might hamper lesser handsets, which can heat up and cause performance issues when gaming, but the Zero 8 has this covered too, thanks to its best-in-class 3D liquid cooling system, which uses 10 layers of specialised heat dissipation materials to ensure peak performance at all times.

Featuring a quad camera setup (normally reserved for phones that cost over £1000), the Zero 8 provides photographers with huge amount of resolution, and a different camera for every occasion. With a 64+48MP Ultra Night Camera with a flagship Sony IMX686 sensor at the help, the end result is impeccable picture quality for every occasion.

The main 64MP sensor captures every little detail from any subject, boosted by a built-in RAW algorithm which produces shots with true-to-life images. This works well for shots taken in dim or dark environments too - conditions which have traditionally challenged smartphone cameras - thanks to the Zero 8's incredible Super Night Mode.

If you're a fan of close-up macro photography, the Zero 8 won't let you down there either, thanks to its 8MP 120° ultra-wide angle camera, which can be used to capture gorgeous detailed 2.5cm macro shots at extremely close range.

On the front, the world-first dual-selfie camera to feature a versatile 48MP+8MP resolution for clear, ultra-wide-angle selfies or group shots, ensuring that no one is ever cut out from a photo again. For the ultimate personal selfie, the Zero 8 also offers a professional camera-like Bokeh Effect, which keeps you in sharp focus while blurring the background. Eye AF, 3D Beautification and AI Detection features are also available to help you take perfect shots, every time.

Keen videographers will also be glad to hear that the Zero 8 features powerful stabilisation in the form of an embedded high-precision gyro stabilizer and Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) 3.0, for steady, smooth, and detailed video footage. If you're the subject of a video or shooting yourself for social media, selfie footage taken with the Zero 8 can also be recorded in stunning 4K, ensuring that every detail is perfectly captured.

Both the front and back cameras support video stabilization, the Bokeh Effect, Eye AF, Super Slow-mo, and Lowlight HDR, in addition to smart shake-reduction and sharp autofocus - even when shooting an impressive 960fps slow motion video at 720p resolution, for some truly cinematic video.

If you're a fan of close-up macro photography, the Zero 8 won't let you down there either, thanks to its 8MP 120° ultra-wide angle camera, which can be used to capture gorgeous detailed 2.5cm macro shots at extremely close range.

Xinox:
Pls I need advice. I don't know much about infinix but someone gave me a fairly use though still new infinix note 4 pro, 3/32GB at #28k. Does it Worth it
Cc: infinix gurus

Honest advice , get the latest infinix product still not taking the shine off Note 4 pro but you will get a better deal with any of the latest product.

xcesspower:
Please the camera screen of my note7 just cracked, please can it be replaced?

YES it can

saint2ace:
Quite intiative and true in all ramifications, but like Africans hold on religion there are those who hold to transsion and defend it with their lives, something I laugh about when I see it.

True a large percentage of African are tech illiterates as h rightly said but the number is taking a downward trend and who knows, In 10yrs time the story might be different. Finger crossed.

Religion ke

smooth

SPEED TEST LOL

just make your choice as you deem fit, you people are disturbing us joor

Dressed to impress
It's all too easy to lose yourself in top-shelf specs, camera performance and gaming prowess, but none of those things matter if they're crammed into a bland, bulky device.

Thankfully the design of the Zero 8 goes all-out, with a unique style that stands head and shoulders from any other smartphone you'll see in its price category.

Inspired by the iconic Louvre Pyramid in Paris, the rear of the Zero 8 is adorned with eye-catching geometric lines, enhanced by the unique rhombus-shaped camera enclosure, which lends it a unique, premium finish - especially when the light reflects across the polished two-tone finish.As with the rest of the Zero 8, this diamond cut design is engineered to draw attention and admiration, with its impactful style and class.

The end result is a smartphone that demands attention, stands out from the crowd, and is one that you'll be proud to call your own.

DarkJeddi:
Best in class wetin?
Una no dey shame,to call this glorified budget device a Flagship?

Why is english hard for you bro ?

festwiz:
Cyber bullied Infinix to release a decent device. We did it guys.

I'm quite impressed with the price tag. This a great device all round and hopefully they extend the energy to other series. The more options we have the better it is for us the consumers.

you guys sef ehnn

MedoUnboxing:
it's a 3G smartphone just so you know

nope dual 4g

If you didn't think it was possible to get a stunningly designed smartphone with an incredible camera that exceeds expectations at an affordable price - think again; this is the Infinix Zero 8.

The Zero 8 is the ultimate cost-effective, best-in-class flagship. It combines premium build with top-tier specs and a fantastic price. Don't just take Infinix's word for it though - the features speak for themselves.

Let's start with that screen. At 6.85 inches, it's bold, big, and with a 20.5:9 aspect ratio, perfect for watching cinema-grade content on. The FHD+ resolution means it has a pixel density of 392ppi - stunningly sharp.

Thanks to a dual-hole punch camera cutout, there's minimal bezel, and your photos and videos will take center stage. Add to the mix a silky-smooth 90Hz refresh rate and a lightning-fast 180Hz touch sampling rate, and whether you're scrolling through a news feed or gaming like a pro, it's the perfect choice.

Then there's that camera...
Then there's that camera - there are no less than four around the back, and two on the front. The Zero 8's main 64MP is enhanced by a built-in RAW algorithm, combining stellar detail with high-performance processing.

It can even hack low-light photos like a champion, thanks to the Zero 8's incredible Super Night Mode, which holds the shutter open and uses computational photography to bring out the best in dark scenes.

The Zero 8's dual-selfie camera also crams in the pixels, combining a 48MP+8MP resolution for clear, ultra-wide-angle selfies or group shots. There's more to this selfie camera than just specs though. Software plays a huge part in photography, and the Zero 8's selfie camera features Bokeh Effects, Eye AF, 3D Beautification and AI Detection features.

Powerful stabilization in the form of an embedded high-precision gyro stabilizer and Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) 3.0 keeps Zero 8 videos looking smooth, and with 4K resolution on both the main and selfie cameras, detail is also on-point.

All the power, cool performance
Slow, laggy, and altogether unpleasant experiences will be a thing of the past with the Zero 8's mighty MTK Helio G90T processing power. With high-power cores clocking in up to 2.05GHz, alongside 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, the Zero 8 can easily handle top-tier titles, which look excellent on that display.

All this power might hamper lesser handsets, which can heat up and cause performance issues when gaming, but the Zero 8 has this covered too, thanks to its best-in-class 3D liquid cooling system, which uses 10 layers of specialized heat dissipation materials to ensure peak performance at all times.

Need to game or watch all day long? A huge 4,500mAh battery makes sure you won't need to worry about running dry before the day's done, and with an incredible 33W SuperCharge, it powers up 70% in just 30 minutes. Oh, and the SuperCharger is included in the box.

Where's the compromise? Definitely not design. The Zero 8 is inspired by the iconic Louvre Pyramid in Paris; which is why it's adorned with eye-catching geometric lines, enhanced by the unique rhombus-shaped camera enclosure, which lends it a premium finish - especially when the light reflects across the polished two-tone body.

Summing up, Infinix's flagship Zero 8 is the ultimate affordable class-leading smartphone, exceeding expectations and outperforming the competition in terms of quality and price. In other words, it's the most noteworthy affordable smartphone out now, enhancing every moment of your life without costing the earth.

https://www.techradar.com/news/the-infinix-zero-8-best-in-class-everything

What do you guys think about fisayo fosudo review of the infinix note 7 guys

watch here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcwbUKgRngE