techdan:
waw! thats impressive.

note 3 will surely have edge over note 2

techdan:
thats cool

not so clear cos its already dark as at wen it was taken

techdan:
nice pics tho... its cool

the pics was taken from afar place

techdan:
thanks for sharing bro

you're welcome

techdan:
the 5mp is a great improvement of note 2 2mp

Yea...that's true. d pro version will be more than this..

ganna help you in ur online work.. esp blogging

techdan:
i like the 4500mah battery tho.. ganna help me in my work

they are trying o

techdan:
kudos infinix

they are trying

techdan:
kudos infinix

try it bro.. 5mins charge give 200 talktime

techdan:
hmmmm..... i really dnt think dis is ryt

Yes, i stated that already

techdan:
maybe with the right charger only.

alright bro.. its really important so u wnt blame ursef

techdan:
noted.

use original OTG bro.

techdan:
the OTG do spoil d charging point. i hate Otg, i use it with care

thanks you like it.. you are welcome

techdan:
i really enjoy this review.. thanks for sharing

am really happy.. thanks bro

techdan:
God bless you bro.

LOL NO Let buhari catch you ooo

ben49:
nawa for buhari and his change

And thats all guys! Promise fuifilled Enjoy!!

OVERALL

In a sea of smartphones, the massive screen is the obvious feature that sets the Note 3 apart from the pack. However, it does feel like a mixed bag, but one that still has enough goodies to make it an enjoyable phone.

FLAWS AND OTHER TIDBIT

I noticed that the Note 3 ‘s flash charge can change to regular charge sometimes. To rectify this, just restart the device.

Meanwhile, the Note 3 is VR ready — you have the Gravity, accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, acceleration, and vector sensors

On a final note, did I mention how awesome the USB OTG speed on the Note 3 is?

You must bear in mind that the Note 3 won’t give you the fast-charging experience if you don’t use the USB cable (or Infinix’s cable) that comes with the device.

As seen above, a 5-minute charge will add 3% to your battery life. Not sure if 3% translates to 200 minutes.

Meanwhile, I was able to charge the Infinix Note 3 from 1% to 93% under 1 hour 31 minutes, not bad at all!

HOW FAST DOES IT CHARGE?

Fast enough. Infinix claims that 5 minutes of charging would get you 200 minutes of talk time, but how many percentage is 200 minutes of talk time?

The ACT feature might lead one to conclude that the smartphone will remain relatively cool: However, I measured an absolute maximum temperature of 37.1 °C on the backside. That level of warmth is palpable, but in no way uncomfortable.

One thing I noticed, though, is that the phone cools down as fast as possible.

AFTER PLAYING GAMES FOR ABOUT 46 MINUTES WITH WIFI, BLUETOOTH, FLASHLIGHT, AND BRIGHTNESS SWITCHED ON

What I do care for is how the Note 3 felt in my hand after playing heavy games for about 46 minutes.

The results? See for yourself.

BEFORE:

HOW HOT IS THE NOTE 3?



According to Infinix Mobile, “This is the first time they used Aerospace Cooling Technology (ACT) to prevent overheating. Now, ACT ensures that when the device overheats, the fluid evaporates and the extra heat is circulated as Water Vapor, allowing your phone to work optimally.”

UPDATE: FRONT CAMERA TEST:

Alright, I actually put up the front camera test, but Ijust realized that it wasn’t updated, my apologies.

So, the Note’s 3 front camera actually does an amazing job for its price. However, I must point out that the front flash on the Note 3 isn’t exactly soft. Here are some camera samples from the Note 3’s front camera:

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NOTE 3’S CAMERA REVIEW: AIRFORCE BASE/OSHODI AS CAPTURED FROM ITS LENS



The camera on the Note 3 is pretty impressive and the pictures can tell:

WiFi Analyzer test

However, it had a slightly impressive performance in the network/WiFi speed test:

Note 2 vs. Note 3 in the Network speed test

NETWORK SPEED

The 2GB RAM variant of the Note 3 doesn’t come with the 4G LTE experience.

MULTITASKING EXPERIENCE

There are 2GB and 3GB RAM variants of the Note 3, but for this test, I used the 2GB RAM variant which meant a lag-free multitasking experience provided you don’t overwork it with a load of apps at the same time