It is a decent mid-range android phone. There is no compromise in the UI. The battery backup is amazing( 5000mAh) . The battery doesn’t drain fast and doesn’t heat up much on heavy duty. The back case though gets scratches easily and the colour fades out sooner than expected. Design is pretty appreciable and the device is sleek. The size of the phone isn’t too large or too small, once adjusted to it’s screen size no screen looks more comfortable enough. The phone packaging comes with no earphones.
The audio drops down or toggles when on a call and a media ( video) content is viewed. In the age of fast charging this model of Infinix still has a B-type charging port which doesn’t support fast charging. It has a notched camera in the front. The camera clarity does satisfy but only if the picture is over a small distance range. When zoomed the camera is too dissatisfying. It has two sim slots and a dedicated extendable memory over sd card slot. It has got 4GB RAM and 64GB storage capacity which is considerably good. I’ve been using this device for 7 months and its more or less the same as it was 7 months ago. Gaming can be considerable only. As far as I’m concerned I play PUBG on this device. It’s moderate and provides only smooth or balanced graphics. Overall it’s got good features at a good rate.