Infinix GT 10 Pro review

Infinix is definitely not a new cell phone organization, however it as of late begun making advances in business sectors outside Africa. As it grows its presence the cell phone producer additionally attempts to cover whatever number market portions as could be expected under the circumstances, even specialty sections like gaming cell phones. Enter the Infinix GT 10 Master - a reasonable telephone expecting to convey strong in a body with unequivocally gaming style.

The GT 10 Pro is quite similar to the Infinix Note 30 VIP, except it lacks charging features and has a different body and superior cooling. The new phone settles for 45W charging, which is slower than what the Note 30 VIP can achieve wirelessly. Because we already have the charging test for the VIP, you may use the rest of this review if you're looking for the GT 10 Pro's brother.

A MediaTek Dimensity 8050 chipset is managing everything. Declared only two or three months prior, this is for the most part a rebranded Dimensity 1300, which was one leader grade SoC. A splendid 6.67-inch OLED board with 120Hz invigorate rate finishes the gaming experience with a genuinely quick 360Hz touch-inspecting rate.

Of course, a gaming phone would be incomplete without stereo speakers, and the GT 10 Pro includes DTS tuning for them.