With Infinix's mid-range Zero and Note series portfolio, the brand sells semi-flagship smartphones at surprisingly low rates. Case in point, Zero X Pro and Note 12 Pro both have densely packed feature sets with 120Hz screens, lightning-fast charging speeds, and high-res cameras. It is now time for them to meet their successors, Infinix Zero 20 and Note 12 (2023).
Both members have been unveiled globally and will deploy for retail soon. Zero 20 is a freshly concocted device, while the Infinix Note 12 2023 is just a spin-off Note 12 Pro. The difference; In contrast to the precursor's 108MP primary lens, the newcomer downgraded to a 50MP sensor. It might also be switching to a single-speaker setup.
For performance, it relies on Helio G99 SoC. It's a 6nm chip backed by Mali-G57 GPU. Featuring a premium 6.7-inch Full HD+ AMOLED panel scrolling at 60Hz, Note 12 2023 offers a 5000 mAh battery, a Type-C port, stereo speakers, 33W SuperCharge technology, a headphone jack, and a side-mounted fingerprint scanner.
With its shiny flat edges and large rounded back camera hump, the latest Note Infinix mobile gives off flagship handset vibes. Its U-drop notch on the front hides a 16MP selfie shooter. In addition to the 50MP primary, the disc-shaped camera mount hides an ultra-wide and assistive QVGA sensor.
The latest addition Note, ships in Grey, White, and Blue finishes, and the expected base price for the 8GB + 128GB memory option starts at 218 euros, which converts to almost 48,000 PKR. Since the 5G variant of Note 12 Pro didn't make it to Pakistan, Infinix Note 12 (2023) might fill in the gap.