Infinix Mobility is set to unleash the latest of its devices in Uganda under the “HOT Series” the Infinix HOT 10 Play that aims to come with vastly enhanced capabilities for consumers to enjoy.
Speaking to Miss Isabel, the PR for Infinix Uganda, she stated that “The HOT 10 Play comes with greatly improved features compared to the HOT 9 Play giving a user the freedom to explore his/her phone without worrying about recharging their phones as it is powered by a 6000mAh battery and an Ultra Power Mode provided by Power Marathon Tech, which adds 19 hours of battery life when the cell is at 5% charge.”
Some of the features to expect from the Infinix HOT 10 Play
One of the most looked out for features is the camera and the Infinix HOT 10 Play doesn’t disappoint. It’s rear will pack a 13-megapixel camera with the portrait blurring effect which is a trend with the latest smartphones. Even better are additional features like Digital Zoom, Auto Flash, Face detection, Touch to focus.
The HOT 10 Play is said to be equipped with a HELIO G25 Octa-core chip perfect for gamers, turning every game and video play into an ultimate experience. It is also expected that the HOT 10 Play will come with a big screen 6.82-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 720×1640 pixels giving users an ultimate cinematic visual experience.
Infinix HOT 10 Play will come in four colours with two memory versions which are; 32GB/2GB and 64GB/4GB at an average price of UGX 480,000 to UGX 550,000. The phone runs on Android 10 (Go Edition) with Infinix’s custom XOS 7.0 which makes it a much better phone in terms of security.
The Infinix HOT 9 Play
The Infinix HOT 10 Play follows the release of the HOT 9 Play in March 2020. The HOT9 Play came in four variants which are; 32GB/2GB RAM, 32GB/3GB RAM, 64GB/3GB RAM, 64GB/4GB RAM, 128GB/4GB RAM.
Unlike the HOT 10 Play, the Infinix HOT 9 Play has a 5,000mAh battery. It runs the latest Android version 10 or Infinix’s custom Android ROM XOS 6.0 and has a 13MP camera with an 8MP front camera.
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