Infinix GT 10 Pro Review: 108MP Camera, Color-Changing Panel Priced At Rs 19,999
The interactive LED lights, supposedly indicating notifications and charging status, seem inspired by the Nothing Phone (2) Glyph design, but instead of adding value
The Infinix GT 10 Pro, with its so-called "Cyber Mecha Design," attempts to make a bold statement in the mid-range smartphone market in India. However, this design choice feels more like a gimmick than a practical feature. The interactive LED lights, supposedly indicating notifications and charging status, seem inspired by the Nothing Phone (2) Glyph design, but instead of adding value, they come across as a distracting and unnecessary addition.
While the 120Hz 6.67-inch AMOLED display may be appealing on paper, its actual performance and color accuracy leave much to be desired. The display quality falls short of expectations, resulting in a lackluster viewing experience.
Despite boasting a 108MP triple rear camera setup, the Infinix GT 10 Pro's camera performance is underwhelming at best. The images lack sharpness and detail, even in well-lit conditions. The 32MP front-facing camera fails to deliver crisp and clear selfies, leaving users disappointed with the overall camera performance.
Moreover, the MediaTek Dimensity 8050 chipset, coupled with the 8GB RAM and 256GB storage, struggles to provide a smooth and seamless user experience. Frequent lags and stutters hinder multitasking and gaming, making the overall performance frustrating and less than satisfactory.
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While the inclusion of 8GB virtual RAM may sound impressive, in reality, it doesn't significantly enhance the device's performance. Users find themselves grappling with sluggishness and a lack of responsiveness, making the virtual RAM feature more of a marketing gimmick than a functional improvement.
The battery life on the Infinix GT 10 Pro might seem promising with its 5,000 mAh capacity, but it fails to live up to expectations due to the power-hungry components. Additionally, the 45W fast charging support is overshadowed by the device's power consumption, leaving users frequently tethered to chargers.
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Despite running on XOS 13 for GT based on Android 13, the software experience is lackluster. Bloatware and unnecessary pre-installed apps clutter the user interface, detracting from the overall user experience.
In conclusion, while the Infinix GT 10 Pro may seem enticing with its impressive-sounding specifications, the reality is far from satisfactory. The design gimmicks, lackluster display, underperforming camera, and frustrating performance make it difficult to recommend this device over other competitors in the same price range. Potential buyers should carefully consider their options and explore alternatives before settling for the Infinix GT 10 Pro.
